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One in Four Swedish Politicians Face Threats in 2024, Women in Norrbotten Disproportionately Targeted
A recent report reveals that 25% of Swedish politicians were threatened or harassed in 2024, with women in Norrbotten disproportionately targeted, raising concerns about political safety and democracy.
Sweden Faces Tough Choices on Welfare Cuts and Education Amid Rising Crime Concerns
Sweden debates welfare cuts and education reforms amid concerns over rising crime and demographic challenges, drawing lessons from Denmark's experience.
Concerns Rise Over Safety Following Violent Attacks in Sweden over Christmas
Violent attacks in Boden and Rönninge involving a mentally ill assailant and a suspected murderer with a kidnapping past raise safety concerns in Sweden.
Investigations Highlight Failures in Psychiatric and Criminal Care in Recent Swedish Murder Cases
Recent Swedish murder cases in Boden and Rönninge reveal systemic challenges in psychiatric care and criminal justice management, fueling public debate.
Storm Johannes Devastates Sweden's Gävleborg Region: Ski Resort Closure, Power Outages, and Fatalities
Storm Johannes causes closure of Kungsberget ski resort, significant power outages, and fatalities in Gävleborg, Sweden.
Vasaloppet 2026 Introduces Changes to Reduce Participant Stress
The 2026 Vasaloppet will extend checkpoint time limits and introduce pacing guides to create a calmer race atmosphere for participants.
Djurgården Secures First Away Win Against Skellefteå Since 2019 in Shootout Thriller
Djurgården earned their first away win against Skellefteå since 2019 in a shootout, backed by a season-high 46 saves from goalkeeper Magnus Hellberg.
Linus Ullmark Takes Indefinite Leave from Ottawa Senators for Personal Reasons
Swedish goalie Linus Ullmark takes an indefinite break from the Ottawa Senators for personal reasons with full team support, casting uncertainty on his Olympic participation.
Fifth Suspect Sought in Malmö Murder Case Involving Minor
Authorities in Malmö seek detention for a fifth suspect linked to the December 12 murder of a 21-year-old man, highlighting the involvement of multiple young suspects including a minor.
Storm Johannes Leaves Thousands in Sweden Without Power Amid Challenging Restoration Efforts
Storm Johannes has caused widespread power outages across Sweden, with thousands still without electricity and restoration efforts hampered by fallen trees and infrastructure damage.
Thousands Remain Without Power as Storm Johannes Causes Widespread Outages in Northern and Central Sweden
Storm Johannes has left over 15,000 households without power in northern and central Sweden as restoration efforts face difficulties amid extensive damage.
Sweden's 2025 New Words Reflect Political, Social, and Technological Shifts
Sweden introduces 27 new words in 2025 that capture the nation's social, political, and technological changes, highlighting contemporary issues and youth culture.
One in Four Swedish Politicians Faces Threats and Harassment, Women Disproportionately Affected
A new report reveals that 25% of Swedish politicians faced threats or harassment in 2024, with women hit hardest and many considering quitting.
Swedish Housing Associations Prioritize Financial Buffers Amid Economic Recovery
Swedish housing associations are boosting financial reserves and planning strategically as interest rates hit a three-year low and the economy recovers.
Group Fitness Training Surges in Popularity as Swedish Entrepreneurs Open New Gyms
The rising global trend of group fitness is reflected locally as a Swedish couple launches a new community-focused gym.
Gray Hair's Possible Cancer Protection and Rising Potency Drug Use Among Young Men
Scientific findings suggest gray hair may reduce cancer risk, while rising potency drug use among young Swedish men raises health concerns.
Storm Johannes Leaves Thousands in Northern Sweden Without Power and Water
Thousands remain without power and water in northern Sweden following Storm Johannes, with restoration efforts ongoing amid severe infrastructure damage.
Frida Karlsson and Ebba Andersson Out Early in Tour de Ski Sprint Qualification, Impacting Standings
Frida Karlsson and Ebba Andersson were eliminated early in the 2025-2026 Tour de Ski sprint qualification, challenging their overall standings.
Swedish Skiers Face Setbacks in 2025-2026 Tour de Ski Sprint Events
Swedish cross-country skiers face multiple falls, eliminations, and withdrawn ambitions in the opening sprint stages of the 2025-2026 Tour de Ski.
Sweden Stages Dramatic Comeback to Defeat Switzerland in Junior World Championship
Sweden battled back from a 2-1 deficit to defeat Switzerland 4-2 in the 2025 Junior World Championship, powered by Viggo Björck's stunning equalizer and pivotal goals from Lucas Pettersson.
Sweden Gripped by Two Murders of Women: PM Kristersson Calls Incidents "Nightmarish"
Two recent murders of women in Sweden, including a suspect's arrest with a violent past, prompt national concern and governmental response.
Rönninge Community Mourns 25-Year-Old Woman's Murder, Calls for Greater Safety
The community of Rönninge mourns a 25-year-old woman's murder, expressing fear and calling for improved safety measures.
Storm Johannes Leaves Thousands Without Power Across Sweden as Communities Rally and Authorities Respond
Storm Johannes has caused significant power outages, safety concerns, and community responses in Sweden, while experts warn of increased future storm risks due to climate change.
Justice Minister Gunnar Strömmer Demands Cultural Shift in Collaboration to Prevent Gang Recruitment of Children
Justice Minister Gunnar Strömmer calls for improved cooperation among police, social services, and schools to prevent gang recruitment of children, emphasizing a cultural shift and new preventive measures.
Suspect Arrested in Rönninge Murder of 25-Year-Old Woman Following Forensic Breakthrough
A 26-year-old man was arrested for the kidnapping and murder of a 25-year-old woman in Rönninge, Sweden, with forensic evidence playing a key role in the suspect's apprehension.
Swedish Households Set to Benefit Financially in 2026 Amid Tax Changes and Wage Growth
In 2026, Swedish households will enjoy financial gains from tax reforms and wage increases while being urged to remain alert against sophisticated fraud threats.
Ramlösa Shipping Sells Majority Stake in Perseus Container Ship, Targets 20% Annual Returns
Ramlösa Shipping sells majority stake in Perseus container ship for significant profit, emphasizing a 20% return target and reinvestment into shipping opportunities.
Swedish Homeowners Embrace Financial Prudence as Interest Rates Hit Three-Year Low
With Sweden’s interest rate at a three-year low, homeowners are prioritizing long-term financial health, increasing savings, and updating maintenance strategies for housing cooperatives.
26-Year-Old Arrested in Connection to Rönninge Woman's Murder and Kidnapping
A 26-year-old man has been arrested for the murder of a 25-year-old woman kidnapped in Rönninge, with police also detaining another suspect for kidnapping and ongoing investigations in Södertälje.
Police Confirm Missing Woman in Rönninge Found Deceased, Main Suspect Arrested
Police confirm that the 25-year-old woman missing in Rönninge has been found deceased, with a main suspect arrested in connection to the case.
Södertälje Dominates AIK 6-2 in Hovet Rivalry Clash
Södertälje SK defeated AIK 6-2 at Hovet, overcoming a delayed start due to pyrotechnics and showcasing a strong performance led by key players including Adam Hasselvall and Daniel Norbe.
Dramatic Incidents Mar 2025 Junior World Championship Ice Hockey: Canadian Misconduct and USA Player Injury
Canada’s junior team faces disciplinary action after unsportsmanlike conduct, while USA’s Cole Hutson suffers serious injury during the 2025 Junior World Championship ice hockey tournament.
Benjamin Nygren Shines with Two Goals as Celtic Triumph Over Livingston
Benjamin Nygren scored twice for Celtic in a 4-2 win over Livingston, while Victor Nilsson Lindelöf helped Aston Villa secure an 8th straight Premier League win.
Tour de Ski Faces Challenges Amid Tragedy and Declining Appeal as Sweden Prepares for 2025-2026 Edition
The 2025-2026 Tour de Ski approaches its 20th edition amid declining popularity, athlete tragedy, and Swedish-Norwegian rivalry, as Sweden sends 19 competitors despite evolving challenges.
Search for Missing 25-Year-Old Woman in Rönninge Enters Third Day with Police Investigation Ongoing
The search for the missing 25-year-old woman in Rönninge continues into its third day with active police and volunteer involvement, investigations into persons of interest, and new police cordons established around Uttran lake.
Storm Johannes Causes Three Fatalities, Widespread Power Outages, and Transport Disruptions Across Sweden
Storm Johannes causes multiple deaths, widespread power outages, and major transport disruptions across Sweden as strong winds topple trees and damage property.
Emergence of 'Mafia Capitalism' Alarms Sweden with Deceptive Business Practices
A new form of organized crime, dubbed 'Swedish mafia capitalism,' is gaining ground in Sweden, involving deceptive business methods and market manipulation that undermine consumer protections and market fairness.
Criticism Grows Over Political Favoritism toward Villa Owners Amidst Class Mobility Concerns in Sweden
Max Hjelm's critique highlights political favoritism toward villa owners amid growing concerns of stagnant social mobility and prolonged low incomes in Sweden.
Environmental Group Challenges Municipality’s Varamon Development Plan in Supreme Court
The Swedish Society for Nature Conservation has petitioned the Supreme Court for a retrial over the municipality's large visitor attraction plan in Varamon, citing ignored environmental concerns.
Student Loan Interest Rates in Sweden Surpass Mortgage Rates, Impacting Borrowers' Finances
Swedish student loan interest rates have risen to their highest in over a decade, surpassing mortgage rates and affecting borrowers' finances despite manageable monthly payments.
Swedish Families and Pensioners Poised to Benefit Most from 2026 Tax Cuts and Benefit Increases
Families with children and pensioners in Sweden will benefit the most from tax cuts and increased benefits introduced in 2026, including lower food VAT, higher housing benefits, and pension increases.
Storm Johannes Continues to Disrupt Sweden with Fallen Trees, Power Outages, and Safety Concerns
Storm Johannes leaves two dead, thousands without power, and major disruptions to transportation and emergency services in Sweden as cleanup and recovery efforts continue.
Sweden Faces Escalating Mental Health Crisis with Rising Antidepressant Use in 2025
Sweden is experiencing a growing mental health crisis with a 35% rise in antidepressant prescriptions and increased demand for psychological treatment in 2025.
Experts Urge Allowing Risky Play for Better Child Development
Experts warn that overprotective parenting and overly safe play environments hinder children's physical and emotional development, advocating for allowing risky play.
New Study Highlights Significant Health Benefits of Sauna Bathing for Women
New research from Swedish universities reveals sauna bathing reduces pain and improves sleep for women, marking a notable advance in women's health studies.
IFK Göteborg Aims to Extend Contracts of Key Figures Berg and Wendt
IFK Göteborg is negotiating contract extensions with former players Marcus Berg and Oscar Wendt, aiming to keep them in key coaching and management roles for the 2026 season.
Sweden's Andreas 'Dirty Harry' Harrysson Advances to Dart World Championship Eighth Finals
Swedish dart player Andreas Harrysson progresses to the round of 16 in the 2025 Dart World Championship with a notable victory, securing significant prize money and preparing to face a top-ranked opponent.
Sara Hector Secures Second Consecutive Podium with Third Place in Semmering Storslalom
Sara Hector secured her second consecutive podium this season by finishing third in the Semmering storslalom, closely trailing winner Julia Scheib.
Södertälje SK Faces Bankruptcy Risk Amid Missing Municipal Funds and Financial Crisis
Södertälje SK faces bankruptcy risks due to missing municipal funds and financial strain threatening player salaries and operations.
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