Week 45 in pictures - see the world through the eyes of DN photographers

Stockholm. Suzanne Reuter has a long career behind her as Sweden's television matriarch and comedy queen. This autumn, she is currently in "Sommarnattens leende", a musical version of Ingmar Bergman's comedy film from 1955, which requires both rapid line changes and singing.

Madrid. This week, the tent camp in the Puerta del Sol square was demolished, after a 38-night occupation by hundreds of activists protesting the housing shortage in Spain. The camp became a symbol of the struggle and contributed to the country's prime minister calling new elections.

Sandviken. Can the government crisis be solved in the sauna? That is what Bengt Eriksson, father of the Left Party's vice-chairman Ida Gabrielsson, suggests. And if you ask the family's enemies and friends where she got her combativeness from, they all answer: the father.

Detroit. Opinion polls pointed to a large advantage for the Democrats ahead of the mid-term elections in the United States. Dissatisfaction with the high prices of food, gasoline and housing, as well as President Donald Trump's Iran war, was expected to benefit the party. But the expected "blue wave" was rather a tsunami.