Photorealistic illustration of a pastor leading a retreat at Birgitta Ed's manor house.
Photorealistic illustration of a pastor leading a retreat at Birgitta Ed's manor house.
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Abortion critic to lead retreat at Birgitta Ed's manor

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Free church pastor Daniel Viklund has been invited by Prime Minister's wife Birgitta Ed to lead a retreat at her manor house. He has previously held devotions for an organization seeking an abortion-free Sweden.

Free church pastor Daniel Viklund has held devotions for an organization that wants to see a Sweden free from abortion. He has now been invited by the Prime Minister's wife Birgitta Ed to lead a retreat at her manor house. Helena Kopp Kallner, senior physician and professor of obstetrics and gynecology at Karolinska Institutet, comments on the invitation: There may be other people who would be better to invite. Birgitta Ed runs the Fållöknastiftelsen together with friends, which rents the Fållökna Vängård manor. The foundation collects donations and uses volunteers for renovations.

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Initial reactions on X focus on the invitation of pastor Daniel Viklund, known for anti-abortion devotions, to lead a retreat at Birgitta Ed's manor, raising questions about ties to anti-abortion groups, political networks, and payments for the estate's operations.

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Church officials investigating a foundation in a Swedish cathedral, related to a priest's vows.
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Church chapter investigates Prime Minister's wife

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The cathedral chapter in the Diocese of Strängnäs has launched an investigation into whether Birgitta Ed's foundation at Fållökna is compatible with her priestly vows.

Construction students at Katrineholms tekniska college were incorrectly identified as volunteers in Aftonbladet’s investigation of Birgitta Ed. Rector David Rytter criticised the claims, which have since been corrected.

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Dagens Nyheter launches its election series where Edvin Törnblom interviews party representatives. Several party leaders have declined.

Vänsterpartiet has removed around 24 candidates from its lists ahead of autumn elections following Expressen revelations of support for terror groups.

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A woman in her 60s was detained on Saturday after being arrested on Friday evening in Gottsunda/Valsätra, Uppsala, on suspicion of injuring another woman with a sharp object following a quarrel.

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