The best pictures of the week from DN’s photographers week 16

Gothenburg. Nobody has no doubt that no one in Frölunda’s transformation from the Wild West to an established top club is no doubt. The question is how it went if the coach had not had the material manager Håkan Olofsson at his side seven days a week.

See the report: Rönnberg’s great support – rock guitarist who can fool players

Stockholm. After almost four years and countless Deadlines, Mohamed Yussuf has written the book about artist Yasin.

– Yasin is interesting because he is partly a symbol for the suburb guy that succeeded, and partly a symbol of gang crime.

See the report: Mohamed Yussuf: I haven’t written Yasin’s biography

Stockholm. At the family company Ejes Chocolate, there is high pressure for Easter and it is genuine crafts that apply. In the store Marie-Louise Ardebäck, who previously operated the chocolate company, works with her husband.

– I’m retired now but longing for my customers, she explains.

See the report: Chocolate baths and secret language – here Easter chocolates are made

Kyiv. Rock music roars, 3D printers buzz, drone guys screws in the drone factory. The drones have taken over the war and in workshops such as this one is manufactured 96 percent of all drones that Ukraine will buy. Here, Ukraine’s new war heroes are working.

See the report: The drones have taken over in Ukraine – and Swedish pensioners are in the war

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