Marcus Berg and Oscar Wendt Extend Their Commitment to IFK Göteborg through 2026
Marcus Berg and Oscar Wendt have renewed their commitments to IFK Göteborg, continuing their leadership roles off the pitch through 2026.
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Elvira Öberg Clinches 13th Biathlon World Cup Win, Moves Closer to Swedish Record
Elvira Öberg claimed her 13th Biathlon World Cup victory, surpassing several Swedish biathletes and ranking second behind Magdalena Forsberg's record.
Viktor Arvidsson Scores Sole Goal to Seal Boston Bruins' 1-0 Win over Pittsburgh Penguins
Viktor Arvidsson's decisive game-winning goal secured a 1-0 win for the Boston Bruins against the Pittsburgh Penguins, highlighting his surge in form and crucial role.
Three Arrested in Djursholm Murder Investigation Following Woman's Death
Three people have been arrested and charged with murder as police investigate the suspicious death of a woman in Djursholm near Stockholm.
Sweden Boosts Air Defense Funding by 15 Billion SEK to Protect Key Infrastructure
Sweden increases air defense investment by 15 billion SEK to protect military and critical energy infrastructures, inspired by lessons from Ukraine.
Man Sentenced to Seven Years for Child Sexual Abuse via Snapchat in Gothenburg
A man in Gothenburg was sentenced to seven years for sexually abusing children aged as young as nine via Snapchat, using deception and threats to coerce victims.
Former Swedish MP Anders Frimert Announces Departure from Politics
Anders Frimert, former Social Democrat MP, announces he will leave politics and not seek re-election after serving in the Swedish parliament since 2021.
Sweden's Economy Poised for 3% Growth in 2026 Amid Security Challenges and Calls for Crisis-Ready Agreements
Despite severe security concerns, Sweden anticipates strong economic growth in 2026 and calls for clearer crisis responsibilities from private companies.
Swedish Housing Market Shows Regional Variations and Increased Household Optimism in Early 2026
Early 2026 sees growing household optimism and regional price disparities in Sweden's housing market, with notable rises and falls across counties.
Swedish NHL Stars Shine: Broberg's Mega Contract and Holmström's Overtime Heroics
Swedish NHL players Philip Broberg and Simon Holmström recently made headlines with a major contract extension and a game-winning overtime goal, respectively, alongside other strong Swedish performances.
Elvira Öberg Triumphs in Oberhof Pursuit, Becomes Sweden's Second Most Successful Biathlete
Elvira Öberg won the Oberhof pursuit race, becoming Sweden's second most successful biathlete with 13 World Cup wins, while her sister Hanna finished third.
Sweden Takes Third in Tense Oberhof Biathlon Relay Amid French Shooting Controversy
Sweden finished third in the intense Oberhof biathlon relay, with Björn Ferry accusing the French team of a shooting rule violation that may have affected final podium positions.
Sweden Advances Civil Defense with Protective Mask Procurement and Major Exercises
Sweden orders 20,000 protective masks and gears up for extensive civil defense exercises to strengthen readiness against multiple threats.
Sweden Commits 15 Billion Kronor to Enhance Territorial Air Defense Amid Rising Security Threats
Sweden pledges 15 billion kronor to modernize air defense systems, drawing lessons from Ukraine and addressing escalating regional threats.
NATO Highlights Sweden’s Key Role in Arctic Defense with Joint Training in Greenland
NATO emphasizes Sweden's crucial role in Arctic defense amid increased Russian and Chinese activity, with ongoing joint military training exercises in Greenland involving Danish and Swedish forces.
Sweden Plans Military Expansion on Gotland Amid Rising Regional Security Concerns
Socialdemokraterna outlines plans for increased Swedish and foreign troop presence on Gotland, new army brigades, and strengthened regional defense collaboration to address security threats.
Sweden's Economy Shows Resilience Amid Global Challenges but Faces Risks from German Market Dependence
Sweden shows economic resilience due to strong fundamentals but faces significant export risks from Germany's economic struggles, its largest trading partner.
King Carl Gustaf Highlights Serious Global Security Threats at Folk och Försvar 2026
King Carl Gustaf underscores the serious global security situation and the importance of societal and international cooperation at Folk och Försvar 2026.
Shooting Incident in Osby Villa Prompts Evacuation, No Injuries Reported
A male suspect fired shots from a villa in Osby, leading to resident evacuations and police action with no injuries reported.
Sweden Boosts Air Defense and Supports Multinational Forces to Secure Baltic and Arctic Regions
Sweden announces major investments in air defense and endorses multinational military cooperation to strengthen security in the Baltic and Arctic amid rising Russian threats.
Swedish Celebrities Share Personal Cancer Journeys to Raise Awareness
Swedish entertainer Nanne Grönvall and actor Johan Hedenberg share their personal cancer experiences, underscoring early detection and emotional resilience.
Swedish Healthcare's Male Norms Leave Women's Health Needs Neglected
Swedish healthcare's male-centric approach leads to misdiagnosis and neglect of women's health issues, highlighting urgent reform needs.
Sweden Shines in Junior Ice Hockey World Championship with Key Wins and Emerging Talent
Sweden’s junior men's and women's ice hockey teams display strong performances and promising talent at the Junior World Championship.
Färjestad's Struggles Mount After Coaching Change Amid Fifth Consecutive Loss
After replacing coach Jönsson with Christer Olsson, Färjestad has lost five games in a row, raising concerns about their playoff prospects.
William Nylander Shines in Triumphant NHL Return with Toronto Maple Leafs
William Nylander returns from injury with a goal and two assists to lead Toronto Maple Leafs to a 5-0 victory over Vancouver Canucks.
Robin Kovacs Ends 13-Game Goal Drought with Vital Strike Against Brynäs
Robin Kovacs ended a 13-game goal drought by scoring early against Brynäs, silencing critics and boosting Linköping's confidence.
Swedish Stars Smilla Holmberg and Hanna Lundkvist Shine in Women’s Super League Debuts
Swedish players Smilla Holmberg and Hanna Lundkvist made their Women’s Super League debuts in a tightly contested Arsenal versus Manchester United match that ended 0-0.
Survey Shows Immigrants More Willing to Defend Sweden Than Native-Born Citizens
A recent survey reveals immigrants in Sweden show greater willingness to defend the country than native-born Swedes, challenging political assumptions and urging inclusion efforts.
Series of Violent Robberies and Attempted Rapes Target Elderly Women in Huskvarna
A series of violent home invasions targeting elderly women in Huskvarna, including robbery and attempted rape, has prompted police investigations and public warnings.
Christer Olsson Takes Charge as Färjestad's Head Coach Amid Tough SHL Run
Christer Olsson has taken over as head coach of Färjestad following Jörgen Jönsson's sacking, inheriting a team facing losing streaks and rebuilding player trust.
Swedish Sprint Skiers Face High-Stakes Olympic Qualification Battle in Falun
Jonna Sundling wins sprint in Falun amidst tough Olympic qualification battle with Linn Svahn, spotlighting competitive challenges for Swedish sprinters ahead of 2026 Winter Olympics.
Swedish Goalie Hugo Alnefelt Suffers Serious Head Injury in Finnish League Match
Swedish goalie Hugo Alnefelt was seriously injured by a skate to the head in a Finnish league match; he was taken to hospital in stable condition as HIFK's coach criticized referees for no penalty.
Calle Halfvarsson Faces Olympic Uncertainty After Sprint Quarterfinal Exits
Swedish skier Calle Halfvarsson struggles with sprint event eliminations, casting doubt on his 2026 Olympic participation while focusing on distance races.
Djurgården's Youth Stars Propel Comeback Victory Against Färjestad
Djurgården's young stars lead a key 3-1 comeback win over Färjestad amid coaching shakeups and league struggles.
Sweden Boosts Repatriation Grant to SEK 350,000 Amid Political Opposition
Sweden raises repatriation grant sharply to SEK 350,000 per adult to encourage immigrant returns, amid opposition concerns over integration and public spending.
Sweden Intensifies International Cooperation to Crack Down on Gang Crime Abroad in 2025
In 2025, Sweden strengthened international law enforcement cooperation, leading to 280 arrests of Swedish gang criminals abroad, including key figures in Turkey and Mexico, while addressing youth recruitment challenges.
Sweden Faces Prolonged Ground Beef Shortage Amid Production Decline and Economic Strains
Sweden's ground beef shortage stems from decreased production, harsh weather, and economic difficulties facing farmers, with recovery expected to take years.
Saab's Stock Surges Amid Geopolitical Tensions Despite Valuation Concerns
Sweden's Saab stock soars in early 2026 amid geopolitical tensions but faces warnings of overvaluation from investors.
Corem Faces Increased Losses Ahead of New York Property Sale
Corem's anticipated losses from selling its New York property have increased to 1.45 billion SEK, though the deal will still boost liquidity by 2.3 billion SEK.
Swedish Economy Shows Signs of Robust Recovery Amid Rising Consumption and Improved Outlook
Sweden's economy is showing robust signs of recovery with rising consumption, GDP growth, and easing inflation according to Handelsbanken and Konjunkturinstitutet.
Search for Missing 18-Year-Old Hanna in Uddevalla Intensifies Amid Heavy Snowfall
Amid heavy snowfall in Uddevalla, Sweden, police and volunteers intensify search efforts for missing 18-year-old Hanna, employing diggers, drones, and dogs, while investigating a potential crime without current evidence of foul play.
Swedish Culture Funding: Debate Meets Action with Sparbanksstiftelsen Kronan's Support
While Swedish cultural policy debates cautious funding, Sparbanksstiftelsen Kronan boosts local artists with 600,000 SEK in scholarships.
TV4 Ends Terrestrial Broadcast, Leaving Rural Viewers in the Dark from January 12
TV4 will stop free terrestrial broadcasting on January 12, affecting rural viewers especially in Gotland, with efforts underway to support their transition to digital alternatives.
Sweden Advances CAR-T Cell Therapy with Promising Patient Outcomes Despite Challenges
Sweden reports a 67% two-year survival rate for CAR-T therapy patients since 2019, reflecting progress amid challenges in treatment access and costs.
Sweden's Junior Ice Hockey Triumph Sparks High Viewership and Raises Future Prospects
The Swedish junior ice hockey team’s gold medal win drew record viewership and sparked analysis of players’ promising yet uncertain futures.
Färjestad Fires Coach Jönsson; Jesse Ylönen Transfers to Örebro in SHL Shake-up
Färjestad BK parts ways with coach Jönsson amid poor results as Jesse Ylönen moves from Djurgården to Örebro, reshaping SHL team dynamics.
Sweden's Male Alpine Skiers Face Olympic Qualification Crisis Ahead of 2026 Games
Swedish male alpine skiers have yet to qualify for the 2026 Winter Olympics, raising concerns about the nation's representation in the event ahead of competitions starting February 6.
Former Handball Player Viktor Rhodin Dies at Age 31 After Battle with Brain Cancer
Viktor Rhodin, former handball player, died at 31 after battling a malignant brain tumor that returned in 2024, leaving a profound impact on his family and the handball community.
Hammarby Stands Firm on Montader Madjed as Transfer Offers Come In
Hammarby has rejected several transfer offers for Montader Madjed, valuing him around 100 million SEK and seeking to extend his contract amidst rising interest.
Rising Bombings and Key Arrest Highlight Sweden's Violent Crime Trends in 2025
Sweden experienced a significant rise in bombings as a form of strategic violence in 2025 alongside the arrest of a key suspect involved in a violent Örebro crime wave.
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