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Court to deliver verdict on Social Liberal Party's racism accusations, eight-year-old girl hospitalised in fall at Bakken amusement park, and more news from Denmark on Friday.

A court in Denmark will rule on Friday on whether Social Liberal Party leader Martin Lidegaard is guilty of libel for accusing the Danish People's Party of wanting to 'deport thousands of fellow citizens because they have a different skin colour'.

Denmark's farmers get to milk their cows in daylight, but everyone else has to leave work as it's already getting dark. The clocks go back in Denmark on Sunday morning, meaning autumn is very much upon us.

Sweden Democrat leader Jimmie Åkesson has invited the Centre Party's Elisabeth Thand Ringqvist for a "no-strings-attached conversation on the parliamentary situation", posting an open letter on X.

The 20 Filipino electrical engineers who were seized by Swedish police on October 9th and held in a Migration Agency detention centre have been released, with the company's lawyer calling the decision to detain them "unlawful" and promising to seek damages.

The opportunities for building or renovate a home in Sweden are mind-boggling, with empty plots galore and rural areas crammed with run-down houses. Are you building or renovating a property? We’d love to hear about your project and experiences.

In this week's Politics in Sweden, Richard Orange argues that only one question will determine which candidate gets to be Sweden's next prime minister: the ultimate wishes of Centre Party leader Elisabeth Thand Ringqvist.

Matilda Molander, head of the green and liberal think tank Fores, shook up Sweden's political world last week with an article outlining the painful concessions the Sweden Democrats might need to make for the Centre Party to switch sides.

Volvo Cars plans 2,000 job cuts in Sweden, Left Party MP intends to keep his seat, and more news from Sweden on Friday.

Sweden's Migration Agency last week quashed a police decision to deport 19 Filipino electrical engineers posted to Sweden, arguing that they had been sent to work in Sweden legally under the EU Posted Workers directive. Sara Isman from the Migration Agency explained the decision.