Local Politicians Debate Västervik's Economy at Gränsö Castle
Key local politicians debated Västervik’s municipal economy and governance challenges at a business-hosted event in Gränsö castle.
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Former Left Party Politician Indicted for Misusing Christmas Gift Cards Meant for Needy Children in Alingsås
An ex-Left Party politician in Alingsås has been indicted for embezzling Christmas gift cards meant for needy children, revealing a scandal that involves multiple local politicians.
Signs of Economic Recovery Emerge in Sweden as Workforce Growth and Retail Sales Gain Momentum
Sweden's economy shows early recovery signs in late 2025 as workforce growth in construction and rising retail sales signal renewed confidence despite inflation concerns.
Sharp Rise in Sweden’s State Budget Deficit Amid Local Economic Scrutiny
Sweden faces a substantial increase in its state budget deficit in October 2025 alongside political pressure over local economic management in Västervik.
AI Revolutionizes Business Workflows and Industrial Maintenance in Sweden
Swedish companies are integrating AI tools to enhance business workflows and industrial maintenance, with Dustin and SKF leading innovative implementations.
Team Hasselborg Advances to Final at 2025 European Curling Championship
Sweden's Team Hasselborg narrowly defeated Norway to reach the final in the 2025 European Curling Championship, continuing their strong international presence.
Anna Lagerquist Sidelined for Sweden's World Championship Opener Due to Foot Injury
Sweden's top defender Anna Lagerquist will miss the 2025 Women's Handball World Championship opener due to a foot injury, with Vilma Matthijs Holmberg stepping in as replacement.
Novalie Engholm's Hip Injury Derails Olympic Dreams and Season
Swedish snowboarder Novalie Engholm will miss the Winter Olympics and entire season after sustaining a serious hip injury during training in China.
Mixed Expectations Surround Sweden’s Women’s Handball Team Ahead of World Championship
Sweden’s women’s handball team faces skepticism over their chances at the World Championship, tempered by veteran optimism and the debut of promising talent.
Sweden's Government Takes Strong Measures Against Telephone Fraud Targeting the Elderly
Sweden's government is introducing new telecom regulations and legal actions to combat telephone fraud and deceptive ads targeting citizens, especially the elderly.
Exploring Chronic Pain Through Theatre: 'En berättelse om smärta' Blends Humor and Vulnerability
The play 'En berättelse om smärta' poignantly dramatizes chronic pain through a blend of humor and vulnerability, enriching cultural conversations on health and stress.
Bladë Confirmed as Final Artist for Melodifestivalen 2026
Isa Tengblad, now known as Bladë, is the 30th and final artist confirmed for Melodifestivalen 2026, marking her return with a new musical direction.
Court Convictions Confirm Life Sentences in 2023 Stockholm Murders of Teenagers Layth and Mohamed
Swedish courts uphold and expand life sentences tied to the 2023 gruesome murders of Stockholm teenagers Layth and Mohamed, linked to gang-related violence.
Sweden Moves to Deport Convicted Syrians Amid New Diplomatic Cooperation
Sweden's government plans to deport over 100 convicted Syrian nationals, establishing diplomatic ties with Syria's new regime to facilitate repatriations amid ongoing aid and minority rights conditions.
Swedish Tech Firm Alphind Unveils Predictive Health System for Elderly Care
Alphind launches an innovative dual-platform system in Sweden for predictive health monitoring in elderly care, aiming to reduce falls and improve well-being through integrated sensor and clinical data.
Former Left Party Politician Indicted for Embezzling Christmas Gifts for Needy Children
A former Left Party politician in Alingsås has been indicted for embezzling gift cards intended for Christmas presents for underprivileged children, admitting guilt to embezzlement but denying betrayal of trust.
Veteran Moderate Party Politician Göran Gredfors to Retire in 2027
After nearly 30 years of political service, veteran Moderate Party politician Göran Gredfors has announced he will retire from politics when his term ends in 2027.
Vattenfall and Ellevio Announce Significant Electricity Network Fee Hikes, Triggering Consumer Outcry and Political Response
New year’s fee hikes by Vattenfall and Ellevio intensify consumer frustration and political scrutiny over rising electricity network costs in Sweden.
Medclair Targets Tenfold Revenue Growth with Innovative Nitrous Oxide Capture Technology
Swedish cleantech firm Medclair plans rapid expansion of its nitrous oxide capture technology, aiming to increase revenue tenfold in five years amid growing market demand.
Sweden's Economy Faces Sluggish Growth Amid Cyclical Challenges and Productivity Concerns
Sweden's economy shows sluggish GDP growth of 0.9% in 2023 amid cyclical headwinds and concerns over slowed productivity growth, with political debate on economic policy intensifying.
Swedish Man Sentenced to Eight Years for Eurovision 2020 Terror Plot
Alexander Holmberg was sentenced for plotting chemical and bomb attacks at Eurovision 2020, highlighting extremist threats against queer-friendly events.
Authorities Warn of High Risk of Sorkfeber in Northern Sweden Due to Vole Surge
A surge in vole populations in northern Sweden, especially in Västerbotten, raises the risk of sorkfeber infections this winter, prompting warnings from researchers and health experts.
Vattenfall and Ellevio's Electricity Network Price Hikes Spark Political Backlash
Vattenfall and Ellevio are raising electricity network fees in 2026, prompting strong political criticism and calls for government action to protect consumers.
Sweden's Veteran Team Poised for Medal Push as Nathalie Hagman Nears 1000 Goals at 2025 Women's Handball World Championship
Sweden enters the 2025 Women's Handball World Championship with its most experienced team, aiming for a medal as Nathalie Hagman approaches 1000 international goals.
Sweden's Women's Curling Team Tops Group as Men's Team Faces Critical Playoff Battle at 2025 European Championship
Sweden's women's curling team leads their group at the 2025 European Championship, while the men's team faces a crucial must-win match to advance to the playoffs after heavy losses.
Alexander Swetlikoff Faces Disciplinary Action After Controversial Match Penalty Against AIK
Modo's Alexander Swetlikoff receives a match penalty for a dangerous crosscheck against AIK, faces disciplinary review as Modo clinches a narrow overtime win.
Sweden Faces Early and Intensified Flu Season Amid Ongoing COVID-19 Concerns
Swedish authorities warn of a significant rise in influenza cases fueled by a new virus variant amid ongoing COVID-19 concerns, urging vaccinations and precautions.
Thousands of Gang-Involved Individuals in Sweden Receive Billions in Welfare Benefits, Prompting Government Action
Swedish authorities reveal thousands of gang-affiliated individuals receive billions in welfare benefits, prompting new anti-fraud legislation and government intervention.
White Snus Consumption Surges in Sweden, Transforming Tobacco Use Habits
White snus consumption in Sweden has soared, doubling since 2016 and driving overall increases in snus use, especially among youth and women.
Swedish Healthcare Faces Political Turmoil Over Privileged Access and Workplace Harassment Allegations
Swedish healthcare is embroiled in controversies over politicians' privileged access to care and harassment allegations in healthcare governance, spotlighting challenges to equality and workplace conduct.
Swedish Political Communication Faces Challenges Amid Media Engagement and Public Disconnect
Swedish commentators highlight politicians' limited media engagement, media focus on personal stories over policies, and disconnect with stakeholders, affecting democratic communication.
Stegra Receives Additional SEK 390 Million in State Support Amid Financial Crisis
Stegra steel company gains an additional SEK 390 million in state aid to stabilize finances but still seeks further funding amid its crisis.
Swedish Tech Firm Terranet Advances BlincVision Collision Avoidance System Towards Commercialization
Terranet advances its BlincVision collision avoidance system featuring AI and event cameras, preparing for commercialization with promising MVP tests and broad sector applications.
Spiltan Invest’s Long-Term, Collaborative Investment Philosophy Sets It Apart
Spiltan Invest prioritizes long-term partnerships with entrepreneurs, focusing on minority stakes in mature companies and eschewing fixed exit plans typical of private equity firms.
Ramlösa Shipping Secures Record Profit by Selling Majority Stake in Container Ship Perseus
Ramlösa Shipping sells majority stake in container ship Perseus, achieving a 58% return and planning reinvestment aligned with its 20% annual return target.
Linda Sembrant Announces Retirement from Swedish National Football Team After 17 Years
Veteran Swedish defender Linda Sembrant retires from the national team after 17 years and 158 appearances, leaving behind a celebrated international legacy.
Last-Minute Change: Marcus Grate Replaces Oskar Svensson at World Cup Kick-Off Due to Illness
Oskar Svensson withdraws from the World Cup start due to illness, with Marcus Grate called up as a late replacement for Sweden's team.
Henrik Harlaut Makes Triumphant Return to World Cup Freeskiing After Hip Injury
Swedish freeskier Henrik Harlaut returns to World Cup competition after a three-year hip injury hiatus, aiming to qualify for the 2026 Winter Olympics.
Jordan Larsson Shines with Penalty Goal in FC Köpenhamn's Champions League Win
Jordan Larsson scored a decisive penalty for FC Köpenhamn in a 2025 Champions League match against Kairat Almary, marking his second goal of the season in the competition and helping secure a 3-0 lead.
Sweden Eyes First Ever Women's Handball World Championship Medal Amid Cautious Optimism
Sweden's experienced women's handball team aims to break its medal drought at the 2025 World Championship with cautious optimism and a key player milestone in sight.
Poland Chooses Swedish Saab A26 Submarines, Boosting Baltic Maritime Cooperation
Poland's selection of Saab's A26 submarines boosts Swedish-Polish defense cooperation and Baltic Sea security.
Father Convicted in Fatal Stångån Car Accident that Claimed Wife and Daughter
A Linköping father has been convicted for causing the deaths of his wife and daughter in a Stångån car accident after failing to secure the vehicle.
Turkish Guest Workers Protest in Boden Over Unpaid Wages Amid Labor Exploitation Concerns
Turkish guest workers protest in Boden, Sweden, over unpaid wages at a construction site, exposing labor exploitation and permit issues.
World Table Tennis for Health Festival 2025 Opens in Helsingborg, Showcasing Support for Neurodegenerative Diseases
The World Table Tennis for Health Festival 2025 in Helsingborg highlights the sport’s health benefits for individuals with Parkinson’s and Alzheimer's, featuring record participation and global engagement.
Sparbanksstiftelsen Skaraborg Launches 3 Million Kronor Initiative to Improve Mental Health
Sparbanksstiftelsen Skaraborg allocates 3 million kronor towards mental health projects in Skaraborg municipalities, enhancing community well-being during its 25th anniversary.
Gothenburg Hosts Major Viva Sounds Festival and Nobelveckan Cultural Week
Gothenburg is alive with music and culture, hosting the large Viva Sounds festival and the first Nobelveckan with diverse events honoring Alfred Nobel.
IKEA and Teklan Revolutionize Home Tech with Colorful Art-Inspired Electronics
IKEA and artist Teklan launch a vibrant new collection of home electronics that blend technology with colorful, artistic design, redefining home tech aesthetics.
Swedish Politicians' Media Silence and Emotional Portrayal Spark Criticism over Political Communication
Swedish editorials critique politicians for media silence and the emphasis on personal emotions over policies in political communication.
Government Grants Additional 390 Million SEK to Stegra's Boden Steel Plant Amid Industry Debate
Sweden’s Energy Agency awards 390 million SEK more to Stegra’s steel plant amid financial challenges and criticism from business groups opposing targeted state support.
Sweden's Economy Shows Signs of Recovery with Household Purchasing Power Gains Despite Ongoing Uncertainty
Swedish households gain purchasing power amid cautious optimism for economic recovery despite recession and market uncertainties.
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