Sweden anticipates economic recovery in 2026 driven by rising employment and consumption, yet inflation and changing household spending patterns complicate the outlook.
Local chairman ousted and multiple Social Democratic politicians resign ahead of Sweden’s upcoming elections, signaling pivotal party changes.
A former politician has been sentenced for weapon offenses amidst revelations of long-standing neglect in Gothenburg's disability housing, spotlighting political accountability issues in Sweden.
Jakob Granit resigns as director-general of Sida amidst aid reforms and tensions, transitioning to a new role while a leadership shift is underway.
Sweden faces political negotiations on teenage deportations amid impacts on students and school policies in affected municipalities.
Following major cyberattacks on Polish energy infrastructure in late 2025, Nordic countries including Sweden have heightened vigilance against credible cyber threats targeting their energy systems.
Stockholm pharmacy and six medical professionals face arrest over multi-million kronor sweat treatment fraud affecting ten Swedish regions.
Sweden reflects on a disappointing 2026 Winter Olympics outing while bolstering young athletes and preparing for key upcoming events in winter sports.
Frida Karlsson confirms her retirement plans for 2027 despite skepticism from fellow skier Ebba Andersson, following their recent Olympic successes.
A new Swedish study reveals private offices best improve employee psychosocial health, while hot-desking and hybrid offices pose challenges.
Gothenburg’s libraries offer free access to opera and theater tickets through a unique program encouraging cultural participation amid funding cuts.
Sweden's manufacturing confidence fell to normal levels in February 2026 amid mixed signals from households and other economic sectors, driven by production cutbacks and varying sector trends.
Swedish vocational education graduates face job market difficulties amid quality concerns and insufficient practical training, despite significant funding.
Gothenburg politicians admit prolonged awareness but delayed action on disability housing flaws amid political disputes over regional governance.
Recent tightening of Sweden's migration rules, including proposals to revoke permanent residence permits, is causing concern among researchers about the country's ability to attract and retain international talent.
A major Swedish study reveals the HPV vaccine provides nearly 80% long-term protection from cervical cancer, especially when administered before age 17.
Experts advise Swedish citizens on effective pension savings through investments and highlight key 2026 tax declaration deadlines for timely refunds.
Increasing numbers of Swedish politicians, exemplified by Benjamin Dousa, are transitioning from government roles to influential business positions, highlighting a rare but notable career trend.
Sweden's Liberals reject opposition calls to freeze teenage deportations, while government officials pledge urgent efforts to find solutions amid election tensions.
Sweden is set to implement tougher expulsion rules for foreign criminals, potentially increasing deportations sixfold by September 2026.
Sweden’s basketball team must adapt to Simon Birgander's injury ahead of crucial World Cup qualifiers against Estonia, relying on other players to fill the void.
Political calls, regulatory actions, and a new international ISO standard are driving improvements in women’s healthcare services and workplace health in Sweden.
Birgitta Andersson revolutionized Swedish entertainment by blending humor with beauty, earning lasting acclaim for iconic roles and collaborations.
KTH researchers have developed a novel method to recover phosphorus from Baltic Sea sediments, addressing environmental overfertilization and supporting agricultural nutrient reuse.
Sweden’s VVS industry faces significant labor shortages, but digital tools like the Grundfos GO app are helping to improve efficiency and attract young workers.
Sweden faces a threat of brain drain due to deportations of migrant youth while paid education programs help others transition into skilled jobs, highlighting urgent labor market challenges.
Growing safety concerns for Swedish politicians amid debates over political protests and freedom of speech highlight the need for respecting private boundaries.
A high-profile child sexual abuse trial proceeds in Halmstad as Swedish authorities investigate institutional failures allowing sex offenders in child-related community service placements.
The Swedish government’s plan to eliminate the 2030 transport emissions reduction target has drawn sharp criticism from opposition parties and environmentalists, igniting controversy on climate policy effectiveness.
Sweden announces a 13-athlete team for the 2026 Winter Paralympics, highlights key athletes, and addresses its stance on the opening ceremony boycott amid geopolitical tensions.
Algorithmic trading now dominates a large share of Stockholm Stock Exchange activity, impacting small investors amid a strong market rally.
Sweden's inflation has reached 2% in January 2026, yet the housing market shows growing price disparities influenced by inflation and interest rate shifts.
Swedish politics confronts challenges as evidence-based policymaking wanes and politicians often lack private sector experience, limiting operational insight and decision-making quality.
A Sweden Democrat politician in Karlstad has received threatening messages from individuals linked to the Iranian embassy, raising concerns over political safety and foreign influence in Sweden.
Following a disappointing Olympic quarterfinal loss to the USA, Sweden's men's hockey team faces criticism over coaching and connection with fans, with Rikard Grönborg set to replace Sam Hallam.
Sweden's cross-country skiing team faces key athlete absences due to illness at the Falun World Cup but features strong competitors like Frida Karlsson and Linn Svahn.
Sweden's standout performance at the 2026 Winter Olympics is highlighted alongside full broadcast coverage by SVT and TV4, with a look ahead to the Paralympics team.
Ghost leads the 2026 Grammis Awards nominations with six nods, joined by Viagra Boys, Anna von Hausswolff, and exciting newcomers across diverse categories.
Beloved Swedish actress and comedian Birgitta Andersson, famed for 'Teskedsgumman' and the phrase 'Göta Petter!', has died aged 92.
Region Gävleborg's funding cuts to vital mental health support organizations risk closing meeting places that serve vulnerable people, despite Sweden's broad range of national help services.
Nobel laureate Omar Yaghi's new machine can extract up to 1000 liters of water daily from air, offering crucial aid for disaster-affected areas lacking clean water.
Swedish politicians rarely transition into operational business roles, sparking debate on career mobility and its impact on politics and business policy.
Local politicians in Sundbyberg oppose the deportation of eight-month-old Emanuel to Iran, urging government intervention amid concerns over migration policy and child welfare.
Tech stocks in Sweden have sharply fallen despite overall business sector profitability increasing in late 2025, indicating market challenges specific to the technology industry.
A 25-year-old man was shot and killed inside a Nyfors restaurant in Eskilstuna, prompting a murder investigation and arrests of four minors.
Swedish cross-country skier Ebba Andersson returned to a warm welcome after winning four medals, including gold in the 50km race, at the 2026 Winter Olympics.
Swedish municipalities face contrasting outcomes as Kramfors approves reducing council members, while Karlskrona drops a similar proposal due to lack of support.
Vimmerby Sparbank organized a women's economic evening to address the challenges women face in pension planning and financial literacy, aiming to empower them with knowledge and practical advice.
Sweden's TLV has denied subsidy for Novo Nordisk's obesity drug Wegovy, a decision met with disappointment due to implications for severely ill patients and healthcare equity.
Stockholm authorities detain doctors and pharmacists suspected of defrauding Region Stockholm by charging excessive prices for licensed botox medications, causing losses of around 20 million kronor.
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