The Social Democrats criticize current government policies amid rising unemployment and propose a budget focused on long-term investments to support families, healthcare, and education in Sweden.
Stockholm government pushes ahead with financing talks for the Östlig förbindelse tunnel and major transit expansions amid debates on traffic impact.
Financial leaders including IMF chief Kristalina Georgieva warn of a potential AI market bubble with soaring valuations risking a sudden correction impacting global growth, particularly in developing countries.
Ongoing political tensions in Sweden focus on opposition to preschool closures and critique of gender theory projects prioritized by the ruling majority.
Graffiti threatening politician Axel Josefson in Gothenburg reveals escalating tensions in Swedish politics and calls for societal safety measures.
Ambulance staff and their union criticize reliance on protective vests amid rising violence, urging police support and systemic safety reforms.
Ebba Busch, leader of the Christian Democrats, has proposed banning burkas and niqabs in all Swedish public spaces to promote integration and uphold Swedish values.
Linköping's Erik Norén suffered a serious arm cut requiring hospital treatment during an SHL game as the team copes with multiple player injuries.
Sweden suffers a key 0-2 loss to Switzerland in World Cup qualifiers, sparking public outrage and complicating their path to Qatar 2026.
Häcken edges closer to its first Damallsvenskan title after a key 2-0 victory over Hammarby, taking a four-point league lead with four matches left.
Linköping defeated Brynäs 7-4 in a high-scoring SHL game, led by Robin Kovacs' standout performance and marked by Brynäs' defensive struggles.
Sweden continues to miss the WHO's 75% influenza vaccination coverage target for at-risk populations, with regional disparities and low uptake among younger groups posing challenges as the vaccination season begins.
Swedish Defense Minister Pål Jonson attributes recent GPS disruptions affecting ambulances and maritime traffic to Russian or Belarusian interference, highlighting increased security risks.
The Moderate Party is set to advance its proposals at the upcoming arbetsstämma, while locally challenging municipal cost cuts in Osby.
Recent actions against Swedish politicians for hate speech and criminal gang ties highlight legal fines and party resignations, reflecting Sweden’s firm stance on political misconduct.
President Trump's tariff threat and China's rare earth export restrictions have escalated US-China trade tensions, causing major stock market fluctuations and raising concerns globally, including Sweden.
Idol 2025 reveals its top 16 contestants for the Saturday finals featuring a new duel format and special hosts.
Diane Keaton, revered for iconic roles in 'The Godfather' and 'Annie Hall,' has died at 79, leaving behind a remarkable film legacy.
New workplace surveillance and digital safety technologies in Sweden are increasing employee stress and raising ethical concerns about privacy and effectiveness, says recent reports and research.
Jon Dahl Tomasson's position as Sweden’s national football coach is under intense threat following poor World Cup qualifying results and internal coaching replacement talks.
Sweden's 0-2 home defeat to Switzerland in the 2026 World Cup qualifiers has plunged the team to last place and intensified pressure on coach Jon Dahl Tomasson amid calls for his resignation.
Häcken secures a crucial 2-0 victory over Hammarby in the Damallsvenskan, moving four points clear with four games left, amid rising pressure on Hammarby's star striker Ellen Wangerheim.
Swedish gang leaders Mikael Tenezos and Eddie Jobe have been arrested in Mexico and Austria respectively, years after being wanted for violent crimes including a 2012 murder case.
A man in his 40s died from stab wounds in Malmö, leading to a murder investigation, hospital security measures, and ongoing police efforts to identify suspects.
The Moderaterna party confronts both internal gang affiliations and external death threats, highlighting growing political safety concerns.
Swedish local politics face dual challenges as a KD politician refuses to resign amid compensation fraud claims, while a committee budget dispute over 15 million kronor goes to court.
Stockholm leads Europe in IPOs with €6 billion raised, highlighted by Verisure's major listing, but Klarna’s choice to list in New York reveals mixed Swedish investor enthusiasm amid global market volatility.
Sweden’s Social Democrats propose a bank tax to lower mortgage rates by boosting competition, leveraging state-owned SBAB’s role to pressure major banks.
Saab and Swedish defense software firm 4C Strategies are experiencing significant growth fueled by increased demand after Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
A new detention has been requested for a man connected to the gang-related Gävle shooting that injured six, with a 13-year-old suspected shooter.
Liberalernas' refusal to govern with Sverigedemokraterna after 2026 heightens political tensions in Sweden amid ongoing debates on unemployment and coalition stability.
Sweden’s loss to Switzerland in World Cup qualifying was marked by a costly penalty, coaching criticisms, and growing calls for leadership change.
Following a disappointing loss to Switzerland, Jon Dahl Tomasson faces severe pressure as Sweden prepares for a crucial World Cup qualifier against Kosovo.
Sweden lost 0-2 to Switzerland in a World Cup qualifier marked by a controversial penalty, leaving Sweden at the bottom of their group but still with qualification hopes.
A Stockholm policeman has been detained on charges of 22 child sexual crimes, including rape and exploitation via online platforms, with investigations ongoing and about ten identified victims.
Mikael Damberg rejects a joint election manifesto for the red-green opposition, championing party independence and highlighting the need for post-election budget cooperation.
Two key cultural and leisure committee leaders in Hässleholm resign in protest against budget cuts and the dismissal of the head of administration, amid staff concerns and political unrest.
Amid a sluggish real estate market and shaky credit conditions, Swedish property companies reported mixed financial results for Q3 2025, with some exceeding expectations and others facing declines.
Sweden's economy surprises with higher-than-expected GDP growth in August 2025, driven by increased household consumption and business output.
Ahead of their pivotal World Cup qualifier, Sweden's coach Jon Dahl Tomasson has made major lineup changes, including bringing back Alexander Isak as captain and introducing new talents like Gustaf Lagerbielke and Ken Sema for the match against Switzerland.
Fans express frustration over limited access to Sweden's World Cup qualifier against Switzerland due to Viaplay's exclusive broadcast rights, prompting a response from Viaplay.
Swedish coach Jon Dahl Tomasson faces booing from fans and criticism from former player Fredrik Ljungberg following poor World Cup qualifying results and controversy over goalkeeper Robin Olsen's benching.
Sweden's football team restructures tactics and lineup with six changes for the decisive World Cup qualifier against Switzerland, emphasizing smarter play and youth development amid playoff hopes.
The harbor seal in Sweden is now classified as endangered due to climate change and human impacts, with related seals near threatened amid rapid Arctic warming.
Helsingborg launches Ekonomicoachen, a platform providing financial support and training to tackle economic distress and stigma among residents.
The Avicii Foundation's "Together for a Better Day" concert returns to Avicii Arena on December 3, 2025, supporting youth mental health and launching new initiatives for young artists.
A trendy nicotine shop opens in Stockholm, highlighting a growing nicotine culture among youth amid delayed political action in Sweden.
Ludvika’s healthcare system reports budget savings through medication automation, while Starkey launches cutting-edge AI hearing aids enhancing health monitoring.
Swedish industry is investing heavily in modern, sustainable industrial facilities to boost efficiency, workplace quality, and meet future demands amid sector growth.
Sweden's economy grew broadly in August 2025, led by sharp increases in household consumption and business production, surpassing expectations.