Moa Ilar Secures Second Place at Davos World Cup 10 km Freestyle
Moa Ilar finishes second in the 10 km freestyle at the Davos World Cup 2025, with Norwegian Karoline Simpson-Larsen claiming her first victory.
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Truls Möregårdh Narrowly Loses to Tomokazu Harimoto in Thrilling 2025 WTT Finals
Swedish player Truls Möregårdh was narrowly defeated by Japan’s Tomokazu Harimoto in a dramatic six-setter at the 2025 WTT Finals in Hong Kong, ending the year’s table tennis season.
Sweden’s Tre Kronor Goes Undefeated to Win 2025 Swiss Hockey Games with Erik Brännström Shining
Sweden's Tre Kronor triumphs undefeated in the 2025 Swiss Hockey Games, led by Erik Brännström’s standout play and solid team performance.
Anna Magnusson Extends Impressive Biathlon Podium Streak in Hochfilzen
Anna Magnusson secured her fourth straight biathlon podium with a second-place finish in December's Hochfilzen pursuit race, maintaining her lead in the World Cup standings.
Struggles Continue for Swedish Men's Ski Team in Davos 2025
Swedish men's ski team struggles in Davos as Norway dominates, with key Swedes falling far behind in the 10 km freestyle race.
Sydney Terror Attack Perpetrated by Father and Son During Chanukka Celebration
The Sydney terror attack during Chanukka was perpetrated by a father-son duo, prompting expressions of shock and calls for resilience from Jewish communities in Sweden.
Murder Investigation Launched After Man Found Dead in Tierp Residence
Police in Tierp have initiated a murder investigation after a man was found dead in a residence, with forensic and technical examinations underway to determine the cause of death.
Terrifying Mass Shooting at Bondi Beach Targets Jewish Chanukah Celebration in Sydney
A terrorist mass shooting at a Chanukah celebration in Sydney's Bondi Beach killed at least 11, including attacker Naveed Akram, with many injured; a heroic intervention helped stop the attack.
Swedish Jewish Community Responds with Heightened Security After Sydney Mass Shooting
Following the deadly Sydney mass shooting targeting a Jewish event, the Swedish Jewish community expresses shock and enhances security measures to protect local Jewish sites during Chanukka.
Secret Luxury Gifts to Swedish Politicians Spark Criticism Over Transparency
A concealed collection of luxury gifts to Swedish politicians highlights secrecy and opulence, raising public concerns about transparency in political practices.
Optimistic Outlook Reduces Risk of Electricity Shortage in Sweden This Winter
Sweden's electricity supply outlook for winter 2025 is positive, with mild weather and good reserves minimizing shortage risks despite early concerns.
Over 200,000 in Sweden Struggle with Eating Disorders: Expert Advice on Avoiding Mealtime Conflicts
Over 200,000 Swedes suffer from various eating disorders, with expert guidance emphasizing supportive family approaches and available help.
Ethical Concerns in Christmas Chocolate and Healthful Eating Tips for the Festive Season
This article explores the ethical challenges in the Christmas chocolate industry linked to environmental and child labor issues, alongside expert advice promoting balanced and mindful festive eating habits in Sweden.
Swedish High Schools Struggle to Meet STEM Enrollment Targets Amid Declining Interest
No Swedish region meets the 25% government target for high school STEM enrollment, with national average at 21% and some regions like Jämtlands as low as 14%.
Sweden's 20-Year Streak Ends with Shock Floorball World Championship Semifinal Loss to Switzerland
Sweden suffers a major upset in the 2025 Floorball World Championship semifinals, losing 6-3 to Switzerland and missing the final for the first time in 20 years, sparking calls for coaching changes.
Truls Möregårdh Advances to WTT Final after Opponent World No.1 Withdraws
Truls Möregårdh reaches WTT final after world number one Wang Chuqin withdraws moments before their semi-final match.
Swedish Women's Biathlon Team Dominates Relay in Hochfilzen
The Swedish women's biathlon team secured a dominant relay victory in Hochfilzen, building confidence ahead of the Winter Olympics.
Sweden Prioritizes Strategic Infrastructure for NATO Support Amid Funding Disputes
Sweden advances defense infrastructure to support NATO, but municipalities like Halmstad face funding conflicts and await clearer state prioritization.
Human Trafficking in Sweden Increasingly Controlled Digitally from Abroad
Human trafficking in Sweden is now predominantly managed digitally from foreign call centers, complicating law enforcement efforts to combat exploitation.
New Loan Tax Rules from 2025 Set to Increase Costs for Borrowers
From 2025, loan interest tax deductions on unsecured loans in Sweden will be cut and eventually phased out, increasing costs for many borrowers and prompting a need for refinancing strategies.
Five Police Cars Collide During High-Speed Chase in Stockholm
A high-speed chase in Stockholm on December 13 ended with five police cars colliding and the arrest of a suspect on reckless and drug-related charges.
Swedish Women’s Biathlon Team Dominates Relay at Hochfilzen with Stunning Victory
Sweden’s women’s biathlon team secured a dominant 40-second victory in the Hochfilzen World Cup relay, highlighted by strong ski and shooting performances from all four team members.
Sweden Defeats Finland 4-2 with Strong Defensive Goals at Swiss Hockey Games
Sweden's Tre Kronor secured a 4-2 win over Finland at the Swiss Hockey Games with critical goals from defensemen Lukas Bengtsson and Erik Brännström, extending their Euro Hockey Tour winning streak to eight.
Sweden's Women's Floorball Team Shockingly Defeated by Switzerland in 2025 World Championship Semifinals
Sweden's women's floorball team suffered a shocking 6-3 semifinal defeat to Switzerland at the 2025 World Championship, ending their nine-title streak and missing the final for the first time since 2005.
Bomb Squad Dispatched to Suspicious Object in Gothenburg, Area Secured
Police in Gothenburg have cordoned off an area after a suspicious object was reported, with the bomb squad en route to investigate.
Prestigious Campus Manilla School Ordered to Pay Damages for Student Bullying
Campus Manilla, a leading Swedish school, must pay damages after being found responsible for failing to prevent prolonged bullying of a student.
High Alert on School Violence Continues in Sweden Amidst New Normal
Following the 2023 Örebro school shooting, Swedish authorities report ongoing high-level concerns and preventive efforts against school violence.
Outrage Over Disabled Student Cora's Restricted Toilet Access Sparks Political Response
Swedish politicians express outrage over disabled student Cora's limited toilet access at school, leading to a temporary solution involving a personal assistant.
Sweden Faces Rising Unemployment and Worker Protests Amid Political Silence
Sweden's 9.3% unemployment rate and worker complaints in Oskarshamn highlight political reluctance to confront economic and labor issues.
Financial Stress Hits Young Swedes Hard Amid Changing Loan Tax Policies
Young Swedes face high financial stress compounded by the loss of tax deductions on unsecured loans, highlighting the need for supportive financial guidance and overcoming psychological barriers.
Record Number of Swedish Home Sellers Reduce Prices Amid High Supply
Sweden sees a record high of 27% of home sellers reducing asking prices due to oversupply and optimistic initial pricing, signaling shifts in the housing market.
New 3:12 Dividend Rules in 2026 Spur Launch of Wint's Calculator for Small Business Owners
New 2026 changes to Sweden's 3:12 dividend rules prompt Wint to launch a calculator aiding small business owners in dividend planning and tax impact assessment.
Fossil Fuels: The Overlooked Engine Behind Economic Growth and the 2025 Economic Prize Debate
The 2025 Economic Prize celebrates innovation-led growth but overlooks the critical and unsustainable role of fossil fuels, warns economist Stellan Tengroth.
Sweden Upholds Forced Deportations to Somalia Amid Controversy Over Aid Usage
Sweden has increased forced deportations to Somalia, defending the practice despite criticism over aid funds used to support repatriation efforts and alleged misuse.
SMHI Issues Yellow Warning for Heavy Snowfall and Icy Conditions in Southern Västerbotten
SMHI warns of heavy snowfall up to 20 cm and icy conditions in southern Västerbotten, advising caution for travelers on December 13, 2025.
EU’s New Pharmaceutical Pact Meets Health Risks from Counterfeit Drugs Head-On
The EU's new pharmaceutical legislation addresses innovation and access amid significant counterfeit medicine risks, emphasizing patient safety and drug authenticity.
Kelly Osbourne Confronts Weight Criticism Amid Personal Loss, Inspires Lifestyle Changes in Sweden
Kelly Osbourne publicly defends herself against weight criticism while dealing with personal loss, paralleled by a Swedish woman inspiring health-focused lifestyle changes amid public scrutiny.
Sweden Embraces Rich Lucia and Christmas Traditions with Unique Regional Celebrations
Distinct Lucia and Christmas traditions come alive in Sweden’s Dalarna and Storfors regions with festive processions, concerts, and communal celebrations highlighting local culture.
Top Miniseries to Binge This 2025 Christmas Season
Discover seven popular miniseries and a new existential thriller perfect for binge-watching during the 2025 Christmas holidays, blending crime, history, and psychological drama.
New Targeted Mental Health Programs Launched in Blekinge and Dalarna
Blekinge and Dalarna regions have launched targeted mental health initiatives focused on preventive care, employment support, and suicide prevention, funded by state grants and local collaborations.
Piteå Invests Strongly in STEM Education to Boost Future Workforce
Piteå municipality launches a comprehensive STEM education initiative to increase student participation and secure future competencies by 2035.
Swedish Women’s Sprint Relay Team Dominates Davos Final, While Second Team Faces Disappointment
Sweden’s women's sprint relay team claimed a decisive win at Davos, while the second team faced challenges and finished fifth amid emotional reactions.
Swedish Ski Stars Shine Bright in 2025 World Cup Season with Podium Finishes and Victories
Swedish skiers Martin Ponsiluoma, Anna Magnusson, and Sandra Näslund achieve top finishes and victories in the 2025 World Cup skiing season, highlighting Sweden's strong presence on the world stage.
Hospital Hygiene Failures Linked to Deadly VRE Outbreak at Sahlgrenska
A deadly VRE outbreak at Sahlgrenska University Hospital exposed significant hygiene failures, prompting self-reporting and urgent improvements.
Illegal Covert Surveillance at Växjö Forensic Psychiatric Clinic Sparks Police Investigation
Patients at the Växjö forensic psychiatric clinic were illegally surveilled via hidden cameras and microphones in private rooms over several years, prompting police investigations and staff suspensions.
Man Dies in Malmö Shooting; Police Uncover True Crime Scene
A man was found dead following a shooting in Malmö on December 12, with police locating the actual crime scene after initially discovering the victim in a different location.
Nordic Financial Sector Faces Key Challenges in Data Management and Technology Modernization
Nordic CFOs and banks face challenges in data reliability, AI integration, and card system modernization, demanding better technology and risk management frameworks.
Swedish Companies Expand with Key Acquisitions in Norway and Spain
Swedish companies Humana and Hoist Finance make significant acquisitions in Norway and Spain, underscored by evolving financial risk strategies.
Sweden's Retail Sector Looks Up Amid Digital Challenges and Expansion Plans
Sweden's retail sector is improving with stronger consumer spending and expansion efforts despite ongoing digitalization and trade-related challenges.
Swedish Economy Poised for Recovery in 2026 Driven by Increased Consumption and Policy Changes
Forecasts show Sweden's economy in 2026 will recover strongly with increased consumption, benefiting from policy changes and advances in financial management despite ongoing challenges in employment and retail sectors.
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