Sweden's SVT news program Rapport faced technical problems on the evening of November 25, 2025, causing a temporary interruption of several minutes. The issue was promptly fixed, allowing the broadcast to resume.
On the evening of November 25, 2025, Sweden's public broadcaster SVT encountered technical issues during its flagship news program Rapport. The broadcast was temporarily interrupted for several minutes due to the fault, as reported by Expressen, which described it as a 'tillfälligt avbrott' or temporary interruption.
SVT confirms in its own report that the problems arose that Tuesday evening and were swiftly resolved. 'The fault was fixed and the broadcast could then resume,' the channel states. No further details on the cause of the technical difficulties have been provided.
Rapport airs every weekday evening and serves as SVT's primary news bulletin, making such disruptions noteworthy for viewers. The incident occurred around 7:34 PM Swedish time, based on the publication timestamp of SVT's article. Both sources agree that the interruption was brief and that normal broadcasting resumed without lasting effects.
SVT emphasizes in its publication the importance of factual and impartial news reporting, but here focuses on the event itself without speculation.