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Sweden Defies Global Energy Price Hikes with Low Inflation. Despite surging global energy costs tied to the Middle East conflict, Sweden keeps inflation remarkably low, maintaining steady interest rates and advising households to stay prepared.

Swedish Elderly Care Struggles Amid Staffing Crisis and Funding Demands. Facing severe shortages, Sweden's elderly care sector calls for urgent government action to increase funding and prevent service breakdowns in critical staffing crisis.

Left Party Leader Blasts Billionaires for Buying Political Power in Sweden. Nooshi Dadgostar accuses billionaires of influencing Swedish politics, singling out Finance Minister Elisabeth Svantesson for policies that favor wealthy interests.

Sweden Eyes World Cup 2026 Qualification Despite Star Player Injury. Coach Tomasson remains optimistic about Sweden's chances to top their qualifying group even after a key player suffers an Achilles injury, highlighting their strong attacking lineup.

Janne Andersson Slams Swedish Football Association Over Resignation Handling. Former national coach Janne Andersson criticizes the Swedish Football Association for poor communication and mishandling his exit in a public management dispute.