Despite Sweden's economic recovery, low-income single-parent families continue to face severe financial distress and food insecurity, affecting hundreds of thousands of children.
A former Green Party politician has been convicted of laundering money through a fake Brian May charity scam that defrauded Swedish victims.
Two Sweden Democrats politicians in Motala are accused of sharing pro-Russian and antisemitic content, leading to internal party reviews and election exclusions.
Sweden's latest red list highlights critical biodiversity losses amid political obstacles and escalating ecosystem threats linked to climate change and food security risks.
Sweden faces Ukraine in a pivotal World Cup playoff match amid injuries, with coach and players focused on overcoming challenges to secure qualification.
Sweden launches new mental health funding and community sports partnerships to support youth wellbeing and social inclusion.
Swedish youth orchestras and cultural schools join professional musicians in concerts that promote inclusion and development through music.
Mathias Dahlgren wins Årets kock 2026 as Grand Hôtel’s restaurants achieve top ratings in the 2023 Falstaff Guide, underscoring Sweden’s culinary leadership in the Nordics.
Sweden hosts Seniorfestivalen in Malmö and Skogsbad forest bathing sessions promoting health, culture, and well-being for seniors in 2026.
Sweden's 2026 economic recovery is marked by GDP growth and lower unemployment, yet large fiscal deficits and high child poverty among single-parent families persist.
Analyses reveal systemic flaws in political accountability and transparency in Sweden, exposing concerns at both national and local governance levels.
The Swedish government is pushing a controversial law to ease deportation of immigrants for various misconducts, drawing criticism for retroactive enforcement and political hypocrisy.
Sweden's latest red list update reveals an alarming rise in threatened fish species alongside notable recoveries like the sea eagle, reflecting complex environmental challenges.
Sweden prepares under Graham Potter for crucial 2026 World Cup playoff matches against Ukraine and a potential Poland or Albania adversary, seeking to overcome recent struggles and secure their World Cup spot.
Sweden secures gold and bronze medals at the 2026 Indoor Athletics World Championships in Poland, marking its best performance in over two decades.
Sweden is enhancing legal measures and enforcement to combat economic crime and healthcare fraud, safeguarding taxpayer money from criminal exploitation.
A man was critically injured in a shooting near a football field in Vårby, south of Stockholm; police are investigating with community crisis support underway.
Mjällby AIF reaches the Swedish Cup 2026 final after a 3-0 semifinal win over Gais, with plans for a neutral final venue under review.
Sweden's women's curling team secured bronze at the 2026 World Championship in Calgary, propelled by captain Isabella Wranå's decisive shot against Japan.
Swedish athlete Jesper Nelin raises health concerns following poor performance as experts discuss upcoming changes to exhaustion syndrome diagnosis in Sweden.
Sweden's first national conference on veterinary science and animal husbandry highlights recent research, innovation, and future goals for 2026-2030.
Sweden's government announces a temporary fuel tax reduction and a targeted electricity support package for households, aiming to ease energy cost burdens in 2026.
The Swedish Liberal Party is experiencing a leadership crisis and internal dissent over its cooperation with Sverigedemokraterna, threatening its parliamentary future.
Sweden faces potential energy rationing amid soaring fuel prices due to Middle East tensions, although its electricity transmission network remained stable over winter.
A new open letter by 48 researchers warns that a collapse of the Gulf Stream could cause Sweden's temperatures to plummet by up to 20°C within a century, posing severe risks to the region's climate and welfare states.
Mjällby convincingly beat Gais 3-0 while Hammarby edged out Sirius in a penalty shootout, setting up their Svenska Cupen 2026 final clash on May 14.
Escalating Middle East conflict pushes oil prices above $110 a barrel, raising inflation concerns in Sweden amid market instability.
The Swedish Liberal Party reaffirms Simona Mohamsson as leader while facing member resignations over a new alliance allowing the Sweden Democrats into government.
Sirius takes an early lead against Hammarby in the Svenska Cupen semifinal, showcasing their potent offense and defensive resilience.
Sweden’s Lag Wranå aims for bronze at the 2026 Women’s Curling World Championship in Calgary after a semifinal loss to Switzerland.
Cultural workers protest Sweden's lowest cultural funding in 25 years amid government review of artistic freedom's role in policy.
Innovative enzyme-based technology converts CO₂ emissions into sustainable textile fibers, with major brands testing, but scaling challenges remain.
Swedish economic confidence dips sharply in early 2026 amid global conflicts and inflation, with many reducing spending but cautious optimism remains.
The Liberal Party's internal crisis in 2026 is eroding voter trust and threatening its electoral viability, prompting leadership questions and calls for youth engagement.
Emerging Swedish local election candidates including Jimmy Szigeti and Gothenburg's Klara Holmin and Dan-Ove Marcelind face recognition challenges as they strive to connect with voters ahead of the 2026 elections.
Sweden’s Lag Wranå lost their World Championship semifinal to Switzerland and now prepare to face Japan for bronze.
Sweden's Lag Wranå beats South Korea 9-5 to reach the semifinals against Switzerland at the 2026 World Curling Championships in Calgary.
Socialdemokraterna politicians and others urge reversing the decision to phase out essential healthcare services at Sollefteå hospital, citing patient safety and lack of transparency.
Sweden joins a coalition of fourteen countries to support maritime security and dialogue efforts in the critical Strait of Hormuz region amid ongoing regional tensions.
A large landslide in Rödbo, northern Hisingen, caused extensive property damage but no injuries, prompting emergency response and expert analysis of geological risks.
Frida Westman sets new Swedish ski flying record on consecutive days with jumps up to 225 meters, securing second place at Vikersund event.
Swedish construction workers and political figures stress the need for licensing reforms and greater labor representation in politics to improve safety and policy relevance.
Lynk & Co unveils a high-tech electric sedan with hybrid power and lidar, while Audacious Automotive revives the classic Audi Quattro with a manual 600 hp V8, highlighting diverse trends in automotive innovation.
Sweden unveils a national project to assist 500,000 SMEs in digital transformation by 2030, enhancing competitiveness and innovation through technology adoption and supportive policies.
Swedish research shows semaglutide weight loss drug linked to reduced mental health issues, while an oral pill form may soon ease access to treatment locally.
Felicia Schröder’s hat-trick leads Häcken to the Swedish Cup final, while expert Magnus Eriksson previews the semi-finals featuring Hammarby, Sirius, Mjällby, and Gais.
Middle East conflict has driven a 40% rise in diesel and 30% rise in gasoline prices in Sweden, weakening the krona and causing widespread economic strain.
Sweden responds to Middle East conflict-induced economic pressures with calls for reduced fuel taxes, cautious retail optimism, and steady central bank policy.
Sweden faces calls for higher standards in political candidacy and accountability after controversies over working-class representation and severance payouts to convicted politicians.
A terrorism-convicted man continues his chemistry studies at KTH despite institutional warnings of significant safety risks, with the university planning an appeal after his suspension was denied.