Socialdemokraterna Demands Immediate Halt to Teenage Deportations in Sweden
Sweden's Socialdemokraterna party calls for an immediate freeze on teenage deportations until legal clarity and government plans are established.
Latest news (page 15)
Sweden Commits 10 Million Kronor to Support Iran’s Democracy Movement in 2026
Sweden allocates 10 million kronor in 2026 to support Iranian democracy activists amid ongoing brutal repression, coupled with diplomatic condemnation and sanctions advocacy.
Swedish Chief of Defence Calls for European Nuclear Deterrence Amid Rising Security Threats
Sweden's Chief of Defence urges Europe to create its own nuclear deterrent to counter Russian threats and reduce reliance on the US.
Jimmie Åkesson and Sweden Democrats Back Dumpen Amid Defamation Conviction
Sweden Democrats leader Jimmie Åkesson supports convicted defamer Sara Nilsson and Dumpen, pledging to cover all legal costs following her defamation ruling.
Tragic Murder of 15-Year-Old Aiham Ahmad in Uppsala Hair Salon Shooting
Fifteen-year-old Aiham Ahmad was fatally shot in a Uppsala hair salon in April 2025, with five suspects charged and trial set for February 2026.
Elite Hotels Innovates to Deliver Modern, Sustainable Meeting Experiences Across Sweden
Elite Hotels is enhancing its Swedish meeting and conference offerings by combining historical preservation with technological innovation and sustainability to meet growing corporate demand.
Sweden's Mixed Curling Team Faces Difficult Road After Consecutive Olympic Losses
Sweden's mixed curling team has suffered consecutive defeats at the 2026 Winter Olympics, including a heavy loss to Norway, making their path to the semifinals challenging.
Henrik Harlaut Suffers Concussion in Training, Withdraws from Olympic Slopestyle Qualifiers
Swedish freestyle skier Henrik Harlaut suffers a concussion in training, ruling him out of Olympic slopestyle qualifiers but leaving a slim chance for participation in the big air event.
Sweden Battles Extreme Cold Snap and Hazardous Travel Amid February Snowstorm
Sweden endures record low temperatures in the north and snowy, icy conditions causing travel disruptions in the south amid a prolonged cold snap in February 2026.
Two Notorious Homicide Cases Unfold in Sweden: Repeat Murderer Sentenced and Uppsala Triple Shooting Suspect Charged
Sweden faces major legal developments as a repeat murderer is sentenced to life and a suspect in a deadly triple shooting is charged.
Swedish Companies Show Mixed Financial Results with Several Announcing Dividends and Buybacks
Recent quarterly financial reports from Swedish companies reveal a mix of strong performances, challenges, and shareholder return actions including dividends and buybacks.
Sweden's Inflation Declines in January, Sparking Discussion of Riksbank Rate Cuts
Inflation rates in Sweden fell in January 2026, prompting discussions within the Riksbank about potential interest rate cuts to support economic growth.
Nybergs Svets Secures Landmark Export Order for Guyana Hospital Project
Swedish steel subcontractor Nybergs Svets secures its first major export contract, supplying steel for a hospital in fast-growing Guyana with crucial support from EKN guarantees.
Political Turmoil Over Teenage Deportations Sparks Intra-Party Division in Sweden
Sweden faces intense political debate and internal Social Democratic party divisions over deportations of teenagers who have lived in the country for years.
Sweden's Cultural Scene Buzzes with Opera Tours, Circus Festivals, and Live Music in February 2026
A range of cultural events in Sweden, including GöteborgsOperan's regional tour, Stockholm's CirkusMania festival, and notable music and theater performances highlight February 2026's cultural calendar.
Sweden Aims to Boost Influenza Vaccination Among Elderly to Achieve Stronger National Protection
Sweden is working to increase influenza vaccination rates among elderly and at-risk groups, aiming to meet WHO targets and enhance national health protection during flu season.
Swedish Research Highlights Lifestyle's Role in Dementia Risk
New Lund University research links modifiable lifestyle factors like smoking and high blood pressure to increased dementia risk, highlighting prevention opportunities.
Husqvarna Unveils AI-Powered Robotic Lawn Mowers and Hyundai Debuts Mass-Produced Humanoid Atlas Robot at CES 2026
Husqvarna launches AI-based robotic lawnmowers and Hyundai reveals mass-produced humanoid robot Atlas, showcasing robotics innovation at CES 2026.
Italian Biathlete Rebecca Passler Suspended for Doping Ahead of 2026 Winter Olympics
Rebecca Passler, an Italian biathlete, has been suspended from the 2026 Winter Olympics after testing positive for letrozol, impacting the Italian team amid ongoing investigations.
Swedish Women's Ski Team Dominates as Men Face Challenges Ahead of 2026 Winter Olympics
Sweden's women's ski team dominates recent championships, while the men's team faces challenges, as both prepare for key events at the 2026 Winter Olympics.
Gustav Forsling's Rare Fighting Incident Caps Heated NHL Rivalry Before Olympic Break
In the final NHL game before the Olympics, Gustav Forsling was involved in a rare fight resulting in a major penalty, marking heightened rivalry in Florida hockey.
Man Charged for Threatening Swedish Ministers with Disturbing Symbols
A 42-year-old man faces charges after placing threatening symbols outside the homes of Swedish ministers, sparking political controversy and investigation by Säpo.
Man Charged with Serious Threats Against Swedish Ministers Johan Forssell and Benjamin Dousa
Andreas Klominek is charged with serious threats involving disturbing items placed at Swedish ministers' homes, highlighting concerns about political safety and democracy.
Sweden Proposes End to Asylum Seekers' Right to Choose Housing, Abolishing EBO Law
Sweden plans to abolish the EBO law, requiring asylum seekers to live in government-assigned housing and restricting their ability to choose residence, effective October 2026.
Sara Nilsson of Dumpen Convicted of Gross Defamation by Gothenburg Court
Gothenburg court sentences Dumpen publisher Sara Nilsson for gross defamation after exposing a man in online pedophile sting operation.
Youth Climate Group Aurora Renew Lawsuit Against Swedish Government Over Climate Rights Violations
Aurora youth climate group renews lawsuit against Sweden, claiming inadequate climate action violates young people's human rights, inspired by a landmark Dutch court ruling.
Swedish Housing Market Shows Mixed Signals but Growing Optimism in Early 2026
Early 2026 data reveals a cooling yet optimistic Swedish housing market with regional price variations and anticipated regulatory support boosting buyer confidence.
Swedish Government Commits to Halving Food VAT Amid Public Skepticism
The Swedish government is set to reduce food VAT by half in April 2026, but a majority of households doubt it will lead to cheaper groceries, reflecting widespread skepticism and financial concerns.
Malmö Council Chair Faces Criticism for Misleading Political Outreach Video Amid Heated 2026 Election Climate
Malmö's municipal chair faces backlash after a staged political outreach video surfaces amid an increasingly contentious election year in Sweden.
Historical Lessons and Contemporary Debates Reflect Sweden's Political Ambitions and Migration Concerns
Sweden confronts political ambition risks through historical insights on dictators and current debates on migration policies affecting social cohesion and democracy.
Sweden Women's Ice Hockey Team Overcomes Logistical Issues to Secure 4-1 Opening Win Over Germany at 2026 Olympics
Sweden's women's ice hockey team overcame a flooded restroom issue and secured a 4-1 win over Germany in their 2026 Winter Olympics opener.
Sweden's Mixed Doubles Curling Team Suffers First Olympic Loss to Estonia
Sweden's mixed doubles curling team experiences its first Olympic defeat against Estonia after early wins, facing upcoming matches against Great Britain and Norway.
Sara Hector and Walter Wallberg to Carry the Swedish Flag at 2026 Winter Olympics Opening Ceremony
Swedish Olympic flag bearers Sara Hector and Walter Wallberg express pride as they lead the nation into the opening ceremony, amid the cross-country team's absence.
Sweden Strengthens Measures Against Government Infiltration Amid Rising Security Concerns
Riksrevisionen reviews infiltration risks in key Swedish government agencies, with a report and expert seminar planned for February 2026.
Swedish Moderaterna Party Calls for Life Sentences for Gang Leaders Amid Crackdown on Criminal Networks
The Swedish Moderaterna party is advocating life sentences for gang leaders amid government efforts to criminalize gang participation and curb escalating gang violence.
AI Heating Optimization at Brf Umeåhus 14 Cuts Energy Use by 24%, Improves Indoor Comfort
Brf Umeåhus 14 in Umeå cut heating energy use by 24% using Riksbyggen’s AI optimization service, saving 113,000 SEK and improving indoor comfort.
Riksdag Coalition Faces Challenges as Member Departures Reduce Parliamentary Strength
Sweden’s ruling coalition in the Riksdag has lost three seats following party defections, raising concerns about its capacity to govern with a reduced majority.
Severe Snowstorm Hits Skåne with Orange Warning and Emergency Preparations
An orange warning for heavy snowfall in Skåne has led to emergency measures, road closures, and warnings for dangerous travel conditions.
Jimmie Åkesson Cancels Participation in Jokkmokk Renrace Amid Security Threats
Sweden Democrats leader Jimmie Åkesson pulled out from the Jokkmokks market reindeer race over security threats and advice from the Swedish Security Service.
Socialdemokraterna Prioritize Ordinary People in 2026 Election Platform
Socialdemokraterna campaigns for ordinary citizens in the 2026 election with economic reforms and welfare proposals amid criticisms over tax policies.
Sweden's Cultural Funding Declines Amid Financial Strains, Malmö Increases Its Investment
Sweden’s cultural sector faces financial cuts and operational strains due to halted inflation adjustments, while Malmö boosts its cultural budget amid the nationwide decline.
Lily Allen Returns to Music With 'West End Girl' and Way Out West Performance
Lily Allen returns after seven years with the album "West End Girl," inspired by her breakup, and will perform it live at Sweden's Way Out West festival.
Swedish Athletes Face Logistical Challenges at 2026 Winter Olympics Amid Absence of Central Olympic Village
Swedish athletes at the 2026 Winter Olympics highlight logistical difficulties due to event dispersion and absence of a central Olympic Village, balancing environmental aims against athlete experience.
RS Virus Season Begins in Sweden with Rising Cases and New Preventive Measures for Newborns
The 2026 RSV season has begun in Sweden with over 120,000 cases reported; infants face high risk, and a new free preventive injection is now offered for newborns.
Vänsterpartiet Proposes Abolishing the 40-Hour Work Week to Reduce Working Hours in Sweden
Vänsterpartiet proposes abolishing Sweden's 40-hour work week, seeking a reduction in working hours nationwide with a state-led study and labor negotiations.
Sweden Records Unprecedented Heroin Seizures Amid Rising Smuggling Pressure in 2026
Sweden sees record heroin seizures in 2026 amid escalating pressure from sophisticated drug smuggling operations.
Swedish Government Proposes New Municipal Veto on Uranium Mining in Alunskiffer
Sweden proposes a new municipal veto on uranium mining in alunskiffer, balancing mining ambitions with public and environmental concerns.
Socialdemokraterna Unveils Comprehensive 2026 Election Platform Focused on Welfare and Economic Relief
Socialdemokraterna's 2026 election platform focuses on welfare improvements, economic relief measures, and protections for ordinary Swedes under Magdalena Andersson's leadership.
Volvo Cars and Pandora Predict Challenging 2026 with Weaker Earnings
Volvo Cars reports a sharp earnings miss and Pandora anticipates negative growth for 2026, signaling tougher times ahead for Nordic companies.
Swedish Companies Showcase Strong Q4 Financial Performance with Saab Leading
Swedish companies Saab, Pandox, Fabege, and Addtech report strong Q4 earnings, exceeding market expectations and raising dividends.
The top news stories in Sweden
Delivered straight to your inbox each morning.