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Good morning! It’s 20th August, and here’s your Sweden daily news capsule.

Trump threatens economic sanctions against Iran supporters amid ongoing conflict with the US and Israel.

Siblings discuss Natalie Harp's unhealthy obsession with Trump and her mysterious role as his assistant.

Israel prepares gallows for convicted terrorists as tensions rise in Gaza.

A peaceful neighborhood becomes a battleground in the segregation struggle.

Criticism mounts against Simona Mohamsson as antisemitism shakes Malmö politics.

Key financial promises from political parties take center stage ahead of the upcoming elections.

A 22-year-old man is convicted of rape at Malmö Central Station.

Record numbers of wild boars raise concerns, with meat seen as a potential solution.

The Swedish Armed Forces buy out employees for millions amid restructuring.

The US opens a corridor for oil tankers through the Strait of Hormuz, enhancing shipping security.

Ukraine faces deadly Russian attacks in Kyiv, overwhelming local air defenses.

The US imposes sanctions on ICC judges, escalating tensions over international law.

Hundreds of children in Ceuta are granted permission to stay in Spain.

Promising results emerge for new treatment options for severe skin cancer.

A national museum card could soon become a reality, inspired by a similar initiative in Finland.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!