Volvo Cars Announces Major Job Cuts Amid Steep Financial Losses
Volvo Cars plans to cut 2,500 jobs worldwide, primarily in Sweden, as it seeks to save five billion SEK following heavy losses and reduced revenue.
Volvo Cars plans to cut 2,500 jobs worldwide, primarily in Sweden, as it seeks to save five billion SEK following heavy losses and reduced revenue.
Psykeveckan 2026 in Örnsköldsvik offers free events from November 2-8 that promote mental health awareness through lectures, personal stories, cultural performances, and nature activities.
Three individuals linked to the Left Party in Borlänge are suspected of electoral fraud during the 2026 elections, with investigations ongoing and key figures denying charges.
A new report details key strategic trends in autonomous AI, including biological computing, voice-controlled systems, and infrastructure security measures set to shape technology by 2027.
A 65-year-old construction worker died after falling from a platform at Stegra's steel site in Boden; multiple investigations into the accident are underway.
An ongoing investigation uncovers serious abuse allegations and systemic issues at Sigtunaskolan boarding school, with multiple arrests and increasing reports of victimization.
Authorities prepare to try a top Dalennätverket gang member linked to multiple violent crimes as police report increasing youth recruitment through social media by Swedish criminal gangs.
The Swedish Ski Federation and government consider denying visas to neutral-status Russian athletes ahead of the 2027 Ski World Championships in Falun, opposing the International Ski Federation's decision to permit their participation.
Sweden's transition government maintains full powers amid government formation delays, raising concerns about political trust as party positions remain firm.
Mixed quarterly earnings reports from Swedish banks, Essity, and Axfood set a cautious tone for Stockholm's stock market opening amid rising oil prices and global tech stock declines.
Hilma af Klint's significant abstract painting "Ser III No. 5" will be auctioned for the first time in over 30 years, reflecting her growing recognition and market value.
Queen Silvia's visit to Gothenburg spotlights youth mental health with expert discussions, school engagement, and recognition of a dedicated teacher's impactful work.
Sweden is testing AI and sensor solutions in elderly care to enhance monitoring and improve patient experiences at facilities in Vilhelmina and Stockholm.
Violence against staff in Stockholm primary schools surged in September, prompting union demands and political calls for stricter safety measures.
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