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Sweden enforces strict residency reporting and expulsion rules. New laws require authorities to report undocumented immigrants and allow expulsions for bad conduct, sparking debate after a court appeal dismissed.

Swedish equestrian Petronella Andersson injured but stays on World Championship team. Despite a concussion and broken nose from a fall at Falsterbo, Andersson remains selected for Sweden's elite equestrian squad after a serious show jumping accident.

Swedish families squeezed by rising vacation loans and lost student support. Financial stability is at risk as consumer loans for travel soar and study support withdrawals create crises for many, revealing urgent family finance concerns.

Sweden’s election spotlight on economic reforms amid German downturn worries. With elections looming, proposed tax reforms face scrutiny as Germany's economic slowdown threatens Sweden's growth, fueling a wave of citizen-driven initiatives.

Swedish companies prepare upbeat earnings despite cautious economic forecasts. Major firms like Ericsson and Avanza Bank anticipate positive results, navigating mixed signals while emphasizing ESG and emerging market trends.