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Swedish venture capital companies Iconovo and Litorina's Layer Group face fundraising challenges amid share price declines and investor distrust.
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Magdalena Andersson Defends Social Democrats Amid Troll Account Controversy
Social Democratic leader Magdalena Andersson defends her party's use of AiP Media-linked social media accounts amidst criticism labeling them 'troll accounts,' while opposition calls for transparency intensify.
Woman Linked to 2000s Murder Sentenced for Large-Scale Theft from Elderly
A Gothenburg woman connected to a 2003 murder case has been sentenced for serious thefts against elderly clients, stealing valuables worth around 450,000 kronor.
Four Charged in Connection to Execution-Style Shooting in Fruängen, Stockholm
Four individuals face charges for a fatal execution-style shooting in Fruängen, involving a 16-year-old suspect and unresolved motives.
Djurgården Takes Revenge with Narrow 1-0 Victory over Färjestad Amid Intensifying Rivalry
Djurgården avenged their recent loss to Färjestad with a tight 1-0 win fueled by intense rivalry and a stellar goalie performance.
Sweden's Sports Teams Gear Up: Football World Cup Draw Looms and Handball Squad Boosted by Key Return
Sweden faces critical World Cup qualification matches with a potential Norway encounter, while its handball team gains a key player back ahead of the World Championship.
Djurgården Supporters' Assault on 14-Year-Old Färjestad Player Sparks Police Action and Strong Condemnation
Police arrest a suspect and Djurgården's captain condemns the attack on a 14-year-old Färjestad player by supporters after a match in Karlstad.
Swedish Parliament Debates Budget Proposals Amid Key Party Press Conferences
The Swedish Parliament began debating budget proposals on November 26, 2025, preceded by key press conferences from the Social Democrats and the Moderate Party outlining their positions.
Murder Investigation Underway After Death in Almunge Near Uppsala
Authorities have launched a murder investigation following the discovery of a deceased person in a residence in Almunge near Uppsala, with one suspect detained.
At Least 40 Million Kronor in Welfare Payments Mistakenly Given to Individuals Without Residency Rights in Sweden
Swedish analysis reveals at least 40 million kronor in welfare payments mistakenly made to non-residents in 2024, prompting enhanced oversight measures.
Swedish-Born Boy Subeer Faces Deportation to Ethiopia Despite Community Support
Seven-year-old Swedish-born boy Subeer and his mother face deportation to Ethiopia, prompting local protests and highlighting migrant residency issues.
Sweden Advances Sustainability with Green Building Heat and Clean Air Electrical Technologies
Swedish firms introduce innovative sustainable heating and clean air electrical alternatives as Västerås attracts major energy investments, advancing green technology.
New Cybersecurity Regulations Propel Real-Time Monitoring via SOCs in Swedish Businesses
Stricter cybersecurity laws lead Swedish companies to adopt SOC services for real-time monitoring and compliance amid growing AI risks.
Temporary Energy Solutions Propel Sweden's Critical Projects Amid Grid Challenges
Temporary mobile power and battery storage solutions are enabling Sweden's critical energy projects to continue amidst grid capacity shortages and rising demand.
Experts Highlight Six Hot Swedish Stocks and Tax Strategies Amid Market Optimism
Swedish market experts recommend six stocks for late 2025 and stress cautious tax strategies amid positive market prospects.
Murder Investigation Underway in Stockholm After Woman Found Dead
Police in Stockholm have initiated a murder investigation after a woman was found dead in an apartment, with her partner arrested at the scene.
Sweden's Women's Handball Team Ready for 2025 World Championship with Key Player Updates
Sweden's women's handball team is ready to start the 2025 World Championship, with Jenny Carlsson cleared to play after injury and Vilma Matthijs Holmberg joining as a reserve.
Police Identify Suspects Following Assault on 14-Year-Old Färjestad Player by Djurgården Supporters
Following the assault of a 14-year-old Färjestad player by Djurgården supporters, police have identified two suspects, while hockey legend Håkan Loob and the victim's family express shock and call for accountability.
Johan Dahlin Extends Malmö Contract Amid ACL Injury Recovery
Johan Dahlin has extended his Malmö FF contract for the 2026 season while recovering from an ACL injury, shifting focus toward mentoring younger players.
Swedish Political Leaders Convene for Election Strategy and Coalition Talks
Recent high-level meetings among Swedish political leaders reflect intensified coalition planning and government formation talks as the 2025 elections approach.
Renewed Scrutiny Spurs Calls for Retrial in 2004 Knutby Murder Case
New evidence and expert opinions prompt a legal review and calls for retrial in the 2004 Knutby murder case involving Sara Svensson.
PostNord Advances Emission Cuts with Renewable Diesel; Calls for State and Industry Collaboration on Climate Goals
PostNord cuts emissions by 42% employing HVO100 renewable diesel and calls for stronger state-industry cooperation to meet Sweden’s climate targets.
Southern Sweden Faces Record-High Electricity Prices Amid Cold Weather and Low Wind Power
Southern Sweden experiences record electricity prices nearing five kronor per kWh due to cold weather and low wind power in November 2025.
Sweden Faces Annual Economic Loss of 600 Billion Kronor Amid Record Fund Wealth and Strategic Investments
Sweden's economy balances record fund wealth growth with a 600 billion kronor annual loss due to inefficient linear economic practices, while firms like Spiltan Invest adopt collaborative long-term investment strategies.
Åsa Wiklund Lång Steps Down After Two Terms Emphasizing Fresh Leadership in Local Politics
Gävle's municipal leader Åsa Wiklund Lång steps down after two terms, advocating for fresh leadership and critiquing extended political tenure in local government.
Swedish Court Upholds Acquittal of Russian-Swedish Businessman on Espionage Charges
The Svea Court of Appeal has upheld the acquittal of a dual Russian-Swedish businessman charged with espionage, citing insufficient evidence to prove national security threats.
Sverigedemokraterna's Attempt to Summon SVT Executives on AI Content Denied by Committee
Sverigedemokraterna's bid to call SVT executives to parliament over AI-generated content and impartiality was rejected by other parties who fear politicizing media oversight.
Attempted Murder Investigation Underway After Woman Stabbed in Örebro Shopping Area
Police are investigating after a woman was stabbed in a serious but non-life-threatening attack in Örebro's shopping area, with a suspect fleeing the scene.
CSN Payment Issues Leave Thousands of Swedish Students Without Financial Aid
Technical payment errors at CSN have delayed financial support for 10,000 Swedish students, causing financial hardship and communication challenges.
New Evidence in Knutby Murder Case Sparks Calls for Retrial of Sara Svensson
New forensic evidence and expert critiques have emerged in the Knutby murder case, suggesting Sara Svensson may have been wrongfully convicted and prompting calls for a retrial.
Sweden Boosts Army Air Defense with 3.5 Billion Kronor Iris-T System Acquisition
Sweden invests 3.5 billion kronor in the Iris-T air defense system to enhance low-altitude defense across its army brigades, responding to NATO demands and Ukrainian war lessons.
Million-Dollar Investment Boosts Sweden's Olympic Sports Ambitions
Sophie Stenbeck's multi-million investment in a new foundation aims to elevate Sweden's Olympic and Paralympic sporting success under coach Henrik Ankarcrona's leadership.
Alvar Myhlback Steps Up for Sweden in 2023 World Cup Opener Amid Absences of Top Skiers
With key Swedish skiers absent due to health issues, newcomer Alvar Myhlback is set to make his World Cup debut at the 2023 season opener in Ruka, Finland.
Daniel Brodin Loaned to Björklöven for Five Matches to Gain Playing Time
Daniel Brodin moves on a five-game loan from Djurgården to Björklöven, aiming for more playing time as Björklöven lead HockeyAllsvenskan.
New Evidence Challenges Official Story in Knutby Murder Case
New forensic analysis and expert opinions call into question the conviction of the nanny as the sole shooter in the 2004 Knutby pastor’s wife murder.
One in Three Students in Vulnerable Swedish Areas Fail to Meet School Requirements
Reports highlight that 30% of students in vulnerable Swedish areas fail to meet school requirements, with high staff turnover and calls for political action to prevent social exclusion.
Volvo Announces Major Excavator Factory Project in Eskilstuna
Volvo CE is set to build a 30,000 sqm excavator factory in Eskilstuna by 2028, boosting production capacity amid broader Swedish infrastructure and tech advancements.
Preem's Redefine HVO100 Achieves Nordic Environmental Milestone, Boosting Sweden's Transport Sustainability
Preem's Redefine HVO100 becomes the first Svanen-certified liquid fuel, enabling significant emission reductions in Sweden's transport sector and supporting national climate goals.
Nordic Banks Achieve Major Milestone in Card System Modernization Through Trusted Partnerships
Nordic banks are successfully modernizing card payment systems through trusted technology partnerships, ensuring seamless transitions amid growing regulatory and fraud challenges.
Political Influence Drives Gothenburg Towards Classical Architecture
Gothenburg's political leaders have increasingly directed new building projects towards classical architectural styles, reflecting public preferences and sparking debate.
White Shorts Controversy in Women’s Handball Sparks Outcry Ahead of World Championship
Scandinavian federations and athletes voice opposition to mandatory white shorts in women's handball due to menstruation-related stress ahead of the World Championship.
Twin Bombings in Norrköping Shake Community and Spark Gang Crime Investigation
Twin bombings in Norrköping on the same day have caused widespread fear, led to multiple arrests, and are being investigated as gang-related incidents, shaking the local community.
Sweden Intensifies Government and Legal Measures Against Gang Violence
Following recent violent explosions in Norrköping, Sweden's Justice Minister visits the city while the government proposes strict regulations on lawyers involved in gang cases.
Swedish Ministers Visit Syria to Promote Return of Citizens and Support New Leadership
Swedish ministers Forssell and Dousa visit Syria for the first time since Assad's fall to promote citizen returns and engage new leadership amid ongoing violence.
Swedish Industry Sees Major Investments: Volvo Builds New Factory, Clas Ohlson Expands, Sprint Bioscience Sells Cancer Program
Volvo CE to build a new excavator factory in Eskilstuna, Clas Ohlson expands distribution center, and Sprint Bioscience sells cancer program, marking strong investment activity in Swedish industry.
McDonald's Accelerates Expansion in Sweden with Seven New Outlets Including a Landmark Kiruna Location
McDonald's Sweden to open seven new restaurants, including a prime spot in Kiruna and its 200th outlet in Stockholm's Mall of Scandinavia, signaling a strategic expansion in 2026.
Swedish Politicians Face Career Risks Amidst Tough Welfare Budget Cuts
Swedish politicians face career risks as they grapple with complex welfare budget cuts amid rising public spending concerns in Stockholm.
Swedish Politicians and Journalists Abandon Platform X Amid Rising Hate Speech and Misinformation
Swedish politicians and journalists are leaving Platform X due to rising hate speech and misinformation, raising concerns about its impact on political discourse ahead of the 2026 elections.
Sweden Advances Preventive Psychiatry Research and Stress Management Initiatives
Uppsala University receives major funding for preventive psychiatry and women’s health research while experts highlight rising stress illnesses among young Swedes and emphasize early intervention.
Legacy of Music Greats: Jan Kling of ABBA and Reggae Star Jimmy Cliff Pass Away
Musicians Jan Kling, associated with ABBA, and reggae icon Jimmy Cliff have passed away, leaving lasting legacies in Swedish and global music.
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