Written when ABBA, the Swedish pop-group that swept across the world in the 70s and 80s with their memorable songs, Finding Agnetha is an inspired story about a young boy who loved the group and wanted to see them play live again, despite the fact that everyone, the band included, said it would never happen. He sets out on a mission, running away from his troubled home in America, makes it to Sweden and searches out Agnetha Faltskog, the iconic blonde singer from the group.

The following excerpt is from an article published 14 Oct 2025 in Swedish newspaper EXPRESSEN - a nationwide newspaper. The article quotes a representative from Gothenburg’s University. The link to the full article is provided below. Use translator to translate it from Swedish to English. ***** “The United States is no longer a democracy.” This is what researchers have established – six months before the world’s largest democracy survey is published. “Right now, the United S

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