The Middle East conflict is affecting Sweden’s inflation and could drive interest rate hikes amid rising energy and commodity prices, while the government debates its economic response.
Swedish ministers and political leaders outline strategies targeting regulatory reform, tax adjustments, and educational alignment to achieve 2.5% annual economic growth by 2035.
Region Skåne's billion-kronor Millennium journal system procurement faces criticism amid safety failures and political calls for transparency and investigation.
Sweden is preparing for a European nuclear deterrence dialogue amid political disputes and public calls for a referendum on potential nuclear weapons deployment.
Sweden's national tests grapple with leaked test answers on TikTok and leadership turmoil at Skolverket amid digital test failures.
Graham Potter has extended his contract as head coach of the Swedish national football team through 2030, securing leadership ahead of critical World Cup playoffs and beyond.
Sweden's inflation rate fell to 1.7% in February 2026 due to rising electricity and food prices, balanced by lower dental care and fuel costs.
Sweden revises its 2026 GDP growth forecast downward amid Middle East conflict, emphasizing fiscal measures to counter global economic uncertainty.
Following a murder attempt on Arvin Khoshnood linked to Iran, Swedish politicians urge stronger government action to counter Iranian threats.
Spring in Sweden is arriving about two weeks earlier than in the mid-20th century, impacting ecosystems and agriculture, but regional differences remain.
Sweden’s wheelchair curling team lost a close match to Italy at the 2026 Paralympics but remains in contention for the semifinals, buoyed by support from family and fans, including skipper Viljo Pettersson Dahl's son.
Ruben Östlund's new film faces delays, while a Sveriges Radio journalist is reassigned over political bias concerns.
Swedish researchers have developed a pioneering method that uses hair samples to measure cortisol and assess long-term stress, potentially aiding heart disease prevention.
Deforestation and biodiversity loss are increasing zoonotic disease risks, threatening human health worldwide.
Europe is launching the Olspub initiative to build independent biomedical research databases, reducing reliance on the US-led Pubmed amid concerns over political influence and access restrictions.
Sweden faces economic strains from the 2026 USA-Iran conflict as rising oil prices and supply disruptions impact markets and forecasts.
Zepro’s closure in Bispgården affects 140 jobs, triggering local efforts and calls for government aid to stabilize the region's economy.
The EU Parliament has debated and narrowly passed housing crisis proposals with mixed views from Swedish politicians and interest groups.
Swedish political leaders urge a pause and review of new electricity network power tariffs scheduled for mandatory adoption in 2027.
Sweden releases 2 million barrels from its emergency oil reserves as part of a 400 million barrel IEA effort to stabilize global oil prices amid Middle East conflicts.
Sweden slows its economic growth forecast due to the Middle East conflict and cautious consumer behavior, with Finance Minister highlighting uncertainty.
Sweden's mixed curling team secured a vital 5-4 victory against Slovakia at the 2026 Paralympics, keeping their semifinal dreams alive as they prepare to face Italy and China.
Stockholm's stock market opened sharply lower due to a steep drop in oil prices and geopolitical tensions disrupting energy supplies from the Persian Gulf.
New forecasts show Sweden's economy is set to grow steadily despite a sharp oil price increase, with inflation and unemployment modestly affected.
Regional politicians in Sweden are contending with healthcare delays and the controversial approval of private provider Kry amid criticism and staff opposition.
Three politicians in Bjuv were threatened last year, triggering a police investigation and prompting increased security measures by the municipality.
The US has approved Sweden's potential purchase of the Himars rocket artillery system, marking a significant step in Sweden's defense enhancement following increased military spending and NATO accession.
Sweden secures gold and bronze medals at the 2026 Paralympics through standout performances by Ebba Årsjö and Zebastian Modin, while its curling team faces a close defeat.
Exciting Svenska Cupen 2026 quarter-finals feature key matches and major player transfers, signaling pivotal moments for Swedish football clubs.
New research from Sweden links childhood friendships with future income and health, while adult social stress accelerates biological aging, highlighting the lifelong impact of social relationships on well-being.
Care workers in Oskarshamn highlight the mental health toll of demanding schedules, prompting local authorities to seek collaborative solutions for better staffing and work environments.
Samsung develops AI-driven smart glasses to compete with Meta, while Fishbuddy app introduces advanced AI features to revolutionize fishing experiences in Sweden.
Swedish airline SAS and other carriers introduce fuel surcharges in response to soaring oil prices driven by Middle East tensions, with varying impacts on ticket prices and passengers.
Swedish government and Social Democrats are embroiled in a dispute over nuclear weapons policy amid invitations for dialogue by France's president.
Amid the Iran war, a Swedish family remains separated from their daughters due to migration policies, prompting government action to halt teenage deportations and economic warnings linked to the conflict.
Swedish Paralympians Zebastian Modin and Ebba Årsjö secure multiple medals, helping Sweden achieve its four-medal target at the 2026 Paralympics.
The Svenska Cupen 2026 quarter-finals will take place on March 14-15, featuring key derbies like Hammarby vs. Djurgården and Mjällby vs. Malmö FF, with four group winners hosting their matches.
Sweden’s GDP unexpectedly contracted by 1.1% in January 2026 amid falling production, yet household consumption rose strongly, signaling mixed economic signals.
The Iran war has doubled gas prices and pushed Swedish electricity costs up 10%, with concerns over sulfuric acid supply threatening industrial recovery.
Strömsund's municipal council raised politician salaries significantly, fueling debate over income inequality and governance continuity.
UN Special Rapporteur Mary Lawlor warns about rising threats and shrinking rights for human rights defenders in Sweden, urging government action to support and protect activists.
Sweden's government is enforcing stricter migration policies that require immigrants to uphold core societal values, with political leaders calling for tougher controls amid institutional resistance.
AIK secured a vital 4-0 win against Häcken to advance to the Svenska Cupen quarter-finals, with standout performances and renewed optimism for the team.
Despite a heavy defeat to the USA, Sweden's wheelchair curling team rebounded with a dramatic win over Great Britain, currently placing third in the Paralympics 2026 round-robin stage.
Swedish scientists develop a new hair-based method to measure stress amid rising concerns over academic and work-related mental health risks globally.
Stockholm University research reveals that friendships formed in childhood with wealthier peers significantly boost adult income and health outcomes for children from low-income families.
Investigations reveal Powercell’s hydrogen fuel cells underperform, leading to major financial losses, stock collapse, and allegations of concealed product flaws.
Sweden grapples with rising oil prices surpassing $100 per barrel, raising inflation and interest rate concerns as household budgets tighten amid global energy tensions.
Swedish children face increasing violence and economic hardship, prompting parliamentary calls for stronger welfare measures.
Sweden's wheelchair curling team endured their first Paralympic defeat against the USA, ending a three-game winning streak at Cortina with Kronprinsessan Victoria in attendance.
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