IFK Norrköping Relegated After Chaotic Playoff; Örgryte Returns to Allsvenskan
IFK Norrköping relegated from Allsvenskan after a two-legged playoff marred by fan violence, while Örgryte IS celebrates their return to the top league for 2026.
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Swedish Curling Triumphs with Golds for Lag Hasselborg and Lag Edin at 2025 European Championships
Sweden’s curling teams, Lag Hasselborg and Lag Edin, both won gold at the 2025 European Championships, reinforcing their status ahead of the Winter Olympics.
Swedish NHL Stars Zibanejad and Carlsson Shine in November Performances
Swedish NHL players Mika Zibanejad and Leo Carlsson have delivered impressive performances in November 2025, boosting their teams and standing out in scoring rankings.
Far-Right and Nazi Demonstrations Erupt in Central Stockholm on November 29, 2025
A far-right demonstration by Aktivklubb and associated Nazi groups took place peacefully in central Stockholm on November 29, 2025, marked by nationalist slogans, banners, and police monitoring.
Rosalía's 'Lux' Tops DN's Album List as Female Pop Artists Redefine the Genre
Rosalía's album 'Lux' leads DN's top albums as critics and commentators highlight the artistic innovation and cultural impact of female pop artists today.
Norrbotten Launches Heart Care Overhaul as Ambulance Delay Highlights System Challenges
Norrbotten is reforming heart care to empower patients amid the backdrop of a serious ambulance delay incident impacting a critical heart patient.
Concerns Rise Over Inability to Call 112 After Sweden's 2G/3G Shutdown on December 1, 2025
Sweden's upcoming 2G and 3G network shutdown by December 1, 2025, raises public safety concerns as many mobile phones may lose the ability to call emergency number 112 due to lacking VoLTE emergency support.
Swedish Government Intensifies Communication in Russian Amid Rising Security Concerns
Sweden is now communicating in Russian to clarify its security stance and readiness in response to tensions with Russia, as stated by Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson.
Thousands of Mobile Phones in Sweden Blocked from Reaching Emergency Number 112 Due to 2G and 3G Network Shutdown
Mobile operators in Sweden will shut down 2G and 3G networks from December 1, causing thousands of older phones to lose access to emergency calls to 112.
Police Prepare for Karl XII Day Demonstrations Amid Extremist Activity in Stockholm
Stockholm police prepare for Karl XII Day demonstrations amid extremist group plans and authorized events, ensuring public safety measures are in place.
Major Police Raid on Illegal Stockholm Poker Club Sparks Fear and Criticism
A police crackdown on the illegal Stockholm poker club 'Krukan' ended with arrests but left players traumatized and police tactics under scrutiny.
Swedish Politicians Respond to Home Care Criticism Amid Rising Political Hostility
Swedish politicians pledge reforms in home care amidst reports of service issues and an increasingly hostile political environment challenging public trust.
Politician Admits Bookkeeping Offense Linked to Suspected Tax Fraud in Hudiksvall
A politician in Hudiksvall admits bookkeeping negligence connected to a relative's suspected tax fraud, threatening their political future.
SJ to Equip All SJ 3000 Trains with Satellite Connections by 2027 to Enhance Connectivity
SJ is installing satellite internet connections on all SJ 3000 trains by 2027 to eliminate connectivity dead zones, enhancing passenger experience on Swedish rail routes.
Swedish Football's Anna Sandberg Reflects on Key Penalty in Nations League Loss to France
Anna Sandberg talks about the frustration and emotions after causing the penalty that led to Sweden's 2-1 Nations League loss to France, while praising the team's second-half effort.
Swedish Women’s National Sprint Team Eyes Sixth Straight Victory in Ruka
Sweden’s women’s sprint team seeks a record sixth straight victory at Ruka, with star skiers Ribom and Hagström confident in extending their dominance.
Tony Gustavsson Faces Mounting Pressure After Third Consecutive Loss as Sweden Falls to France in Nations League
Sweden's women's national football team endures a third straight loss under Tony Gustavsson, drawing criticism for tactics and lineup changes after a narrow defeat to France.
Ellie Junetoft Transfers from Hammarby to AIK at Age 16
Sixteen-year-old Ellie Junetoft leaves Hammarby to join AIK, expressing excitement about her new club and future prospects.
Swedish Police Admit Past Failures, Adopt New Tactics to Combat Domestic Violence
National police chief Petra Lundh admits past policing failures on domestic violence as Sweden sees rising reports and adopts proactive offender-focused strategies.
Church of Sweden Warns Against Belarusian Nuns Linked to Russian Intelligence
The Church of Sweden warns congregations against inviting Belarusian nuns linked to the Russian regime due to alleged support for the invasion of Ukraine, with the monastery denying the claims.
Major Police Raid Hits Illegal Poker Club in Stockholm's Södermalm
Police conducted a significant raid on an illegal poker club in Södermalm, Stockholm, resulting in several arrests and targeting organized crime and money laundering.
Police Shoot Suspect After Prolonged Car Chase in Gislaved
A 25-year-old man was shot by police after a 20-minute car chase in Gislaved culminated in a threatening foot pursuit, leading officers to use lethal force.
Borlänge Politician Charged with Child Abuse Amidst Legal Proceedings
A high-ranking politician in Borlänge stands charged with child abuse after reportedly assaulting his children, with the case proceeding in Falu District Court.
Stakset's Viral Apology Sparks Political and Educational Dialogue in Sweden
Sebastian Stakset's viral apology to a Moderate Party politician ignited constructive political and educational discussions in Sweden on youth and schooling challenges.
Email Fraud Scams Target Liberals' Leader Niklas Wikström and Party Members in Karlstad
Niklas Wikström and party members in Karlstad have been targeted by sophisticated email scams impersonating him, urging fraudulent purchases, prompting warnings and increased alerts among local politicians.
Swedish Government Dismisses Per Eckemark as CEO of Svenska kraftnät
Per Eckemark has been dismissed as CEO of Svenska kraftnät by the Swedish government, signifying a leadership shift within the national grid operator.
Mixed Black Week Sales in Sweden: Expert Critiques and Design Industry Growth
Black Week 2025 in Sweden shows cautious consumer spending amid strategic growth in design retail, with experts critiquing deal quality and firms like G.A.D expanding digitally and internationally.
Sweden's Handball World Championship Win Overshadowed by Criticism and Player Struggles
Sweden won their opening 2025 Handball World Championship match but faced criticism for sloppy play and player struggles, with tougher games looming.
Sweden Sputters in 2027 Basketball World Cup Qualifiers Opening Loss to Czech Republic
Sweden faces a tough defeat in their 2027 Basketball World Cup qualifier opener against the Czech Republic, struggling without key players and facing a crucial upcoming match against Slovenia.
Frida Karlsson Triumphs at World Cup Opener in Ruka with Strong Comeback
Frida Karlsson bounced back from a poor domestic start to win the World Cup season opener in Ruka, with strong teamwork and strategic racing securing a Swedish double podium.
Swedish Men's Curling Team Reaches 2025 European Championship Final After Dramatic Semifinal Win
Niklas Edin's team overcomes earlier defeat to beat Scotland and advance to the 2025 European Curling Championship final against Switzerland.
Swedish Immigration Policy Changes Spark Worker Protests and Challenge Startup Ecosystem
Sweden's recent immigration policy changes have led to protests by workers facing deportation and concern over long residency wait times affecting startup entrepreneurs, highlighting wide-ranging social and economic impacts.
New Evidence in Knutby Murder Case Sparks Retrial Debate Amid Local Community Fatigue
Renewed evidence in the Knutby murder case prompts retrial debates while residents grapple with ongoing media scrutiny decades later.
Ida-Lova Lind and Charlie XCX Shine at Musikförläggarnas Gala 2025
At Musikförläggarnas gala 2025, Ida-Lova Lind won breakthrough artist, Ola Håkansson received an honorary award, and Charlie XCX’s 'Apple' was named song of the year.
Sweden's Late 2025 Cultural Scene Shines with 'Kardborreshowen' Premiere and SVT's 'Tidstjuven' Christmas Calendar
Late 2025 in Sweden sees a dynamic cultural wave with Per Andersson's interactive comedy show and SVT's time-traveling Christmas calendar series 'Tidstjuven' gaining attention.
Payment Crisis at Sjukvårdsmäklarna Sverige AB Leads to Operational Quarantine
Sjukvårdsmäklarna Sverige AB faces salary payment delays and operational quarantine amid liquidity issues and disputed cyberattack claims, impacting nurses and healthcare consultants.
Sweden Proposes Real-Time AI Facial Recognition to Aid Police in Crime Fighting
The Swedish government proposes real-time AI facial recognition for police use in serious crime detection, raising legal and privacy debates.
Deadly Multi-Vehicle Accident in Stockholm Under Police Investigation
A fatal traffic accident involving a bus and multiple cars in central Stockholm has resulted in three deaths and a police investigation into gross negligence.
Suspected Hand Grenade Found on Östermalm Triggers Bomb Squad Response
A suspected hand grenade was found on Östermalm in central Stockholm, leading to police cordons and an ongoing bomb squad investigation to ensure public safety.
Swedish Politicians Engage with Teachers After Education Manifestation as Care Staff Seek Greater Voice
After a school manifestation, key Swedish politicians met teachers to discuss education, while care staff in Skaraborg face challenges in having their concerns acknowledged.
Swedish Companies Face Revenue Declines and Losses in Q3 2025 Amid Strategic Shifts
Two Swedish companies, Brightbid and Synthetic MR, reported revenue declines and losses in Q3 2025, highlighting challenges and strategic shifts.
Jakob Johansson Becomes Major Titania Shareholder as Ratos New CEO Takes Helm at KVD
Titania Holding raises 79 million kronor through new shares making Jakob Johansson a major shareholder, while Ratos names Johan Ekener new CEO of KVD.
Sweden's Women's Team at Full Strength Ahead of Nations League Bronze Match Against France
Sweden enters the Nations League bronze match against France with the entire squad available, including three debutants, as coach Tony Gustavsson focuses on rebuilding for future tournaments amid key retirements.
Sweden's Lag Hasselborg Advances to Final of 2025 European Curling Championship After Dramatic Semifinal
Sweden's Lag Hasselborg secures a 7-6 victory over Norway to reach the 2025 European Curling Championship final, overcoming a crucial error.
Sweden Women's Handball Team Wins Opener but Faces Performance Criticism at 2025 World Championship
Sweden's women's handball team won their World Championship opener but faced critiques for a sluggish and unbalanced performance ahead of tougher group matches.
Linus Omark’s Emotional Return Fails to Secure Win for Luleå Against Leksand
Linus Omark returned to Luleå's ice but missed a key penalty, as Luleå lost to Leksand in a shootout, highlighting both promise and challenges ahead.
Injury Challenges Mark Sweden’s Handball World Championship Opener Victory
Sweden battles injury challenges but secures a 31-23 handball World Championship opener win over Czech Republic, with key players standing out and coach hopeful for recovery progress.
Man Arrested for Fatal Stabbing of Woman in Karlskrona
A man in his 40s has been arrested on suspicion of murdering a woman in Karlskrona after she was fatally stabbed, with further investigations underway.
Meta's CEO Mark Zuckerberg Reported to Swedish Police Over Fraudulent Ads
Mark Zuckerberg has been reported to Swedish police for fraudulent ads on Meta's platforms that harm media and individuals, prompting criticism and Meta's response.
Swedish Regulatory Authority Rejects Unjustified Electricity Fee Increases by Network Companies
Energimarknadsinspektionen rejects major network companies' electricity fee hikes, citing historical overcharges and insufficient justification by investments.
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