Swedish Speaker Andreas Norlén Faces Scrutiny Over Taxpayer-Funded Trips with His Wife
Speaker Andreas Norlén has involved his wife on multiple taxpayer-funded official trips, including some where she had a partially independent itinerary.
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Sweden Democrats Strategize for Government Role in 2026 Following Tidö Agreement Success
The Sweden Democrats gather in Örebro to solidify government ambitions and policy strategies ahead of the 2026 elections, building on Tidö Agreement gains.
Significant Drop in Fatal Domestic Violence Against Women Reported in Sweden in 2025
Preliminary data show a decline in murders of women by partners in Sweden in 2025, with police efforts ramped up to prevent domestic violence.
Local Backlash and Political Debate Intensify Over School Closures in Flen and Fagered
Communities in Flen and Fagered react strongly to proposed school closures, sparking political debate and calls for more responsive governance.
Liberal Party Divided Over Proposal to Phase Out School Profits
Sweden's Liberal Party faces internal strife over the proposal to ban profits in schools, with party leader Simona Mohamsson pushing for reform amid resistance from older members.
Economic Recovery Spurs Increased Activity in Swedish Housing Market
Improved economic outlook and stable conditions are revitalizing Sweden's housing market, with increased buyer activity and optimistic forecasts for stable prices in 2025.
Intellego CEO Claes Lindahl Arrested Amid Serious Fraud Allegations, Trading Halt Expected
Intellego CEO Claes Lindahl was arrested for serious fraud related to misleading information, triggering a likely prolonged trading halt and shaking investor confidence.
Winter Snowstorm Causes Multiple Traffic Incidents in Southern Sweden
Snowfall of up to ten centimeters in southern Sweden triggers multiple vehicle accidents and traffic delays, with one truck crashing into a garden and a major multi-car pile-up reported.
Investigations Underway Into Police Custody Death and Psychiatric Patient Murder in Sweden
Swedish authorities investigate a man's death in police custody while also probing a murder committed by a recently released psychiatric patient.
Investigation Launched into Svensk Freonåtervinning over Illegal Toxic Gas Emissions
Stockholm authorities have launched an investigation into Svensk Freonåtervinning for allegedly releasing toxic gases during appliance recycling, following revealing footage and expert concern about carcinogenic substances.
Sweden and Germany Deepen Strategic Partnership with Expanded Cooperation
Sweden and Germany are expanding their strategic partnership, broadening their collaboration into new areas including foreign policy and humanitarian aid.
Significant Rise in Contact Bans in Sweden Following Legal Reform
Following a July 2025 law change, Sweden has seen a sharp rise in contact ban applications and approvals due to broader grounds including unauthorized surveillance.
Internal Conflict Erupts in Swedish Liberal Party Over Education Profit Ban
Swedish Liberals face deep divisions over leader Simona Mohamsson’s proposal to ban school profits, sparking internal debate ahead of the party conference.
Centerpartiet Undergoes Leadership Shift with Elisabeth Thand Ringqvist and New Party Secretary
Centerpartiet has appointed Elisabeth Thand Ringqvist as leader and named Hannes Hervieu as new party secretary following Karin Ernlund’s resignation amid leadership restructuring.
Christian Democrats Propose Scrapping Sweden's National Climate Goals to Align with EU Targets
Sweden's Christian Democrats propose ending the country's ambitious national climate goals to align instead with EU-wide targets and adopt a global perspective on climate policy.
Avicii Arena to Host 'Together for a Better Day' Concert Livestreamed Across Nordic Region to Raise Youth Mental Health Awareness
The 'Together for a Better Day' concert on December 3 at Avicii Arena will be livestreamed across the Nordic countries to raise awareness about youth mental health, while introducing the Open Stage initiative for young musicians.
Spotify Launches Audiobook Service in Sweden, Challenging Established Market Players
Spotify has launched its audiobook service in Sweden, adding a substantial library and targeting younger listeners while stirring debate over author compensation models.
AI and Collaborative Robots Drive Workforce Efficiency Shift in Sweden
Sweden's workforce efficiency is rapidly evolving through widespread adoption of AI tools and collaborative robots, with growing positive acceptance and strategic implementation.
Ken Sema Injured Against Slovenia; Sweden Prepares for 2026 World Cup Playoffs
Following Ken Sema's injury during the Slovenia match, Sweden is preparing strategically for the 2026 World Cup playoffs, with player returns and focused readiness.
Malmö FF Faces Over 90 Million SEK Financial Loss Amid Poor Season Performance
Malmö FF warns of a financial loss exceeding 90 million SEK amid a failed season marked by poor performance and strategic setbacks.
Sweden Ends World Cup Qualifiers Winless, Faces Challenging Playoff Route
Sweden finished last in the 2026 World Cup qualifiers without a win but remains in contention through a difficult playoff scenario against strong opponents.
SMHI Issues Widespread Yellow Snow Warnings Across Central and Southern Sweden
SMHI has issued yellow snow warnings across central and southern Sweden with expected accumulations up to 15 cm causing traffic disruptions and hazardous road conditions.
Gothenburg Sees Largest Nordic Loss of Urban Greenery Amid Global Decline
Gothenburg lost 384,000 square meters of urban green space in the past year, marking the largest Nordic decline amid a global reduction in city greenery.
Liberal Party Hits Historic Low Amid Internal Struggles and Election Challenges
The Swedish Liberal Party faces record-low voter support and internal conflicts as it prepares for the upcoming elections amid shifting political alliances.
Environmental Concerns Emerge as Svensk Freonåtervinning Accused of Hazardous Heat Pump Recycling Practices
Svensk Freonåtervinning faces criticism over alleged improper heat pump recycling methods releasing hazardous PFAS gases, raising environmental and health concerns.
Significant Regional Disparities and Systemic Challenges in Sweden's Compulsory Psychiatric Care
A Socialstyrelsen report uncovers major regional disparities and systemic problems in compulsory psychiatric care across Sweden, highlighting risks for patients whose first psychiatric encounter is involuntary.
Surge in Threats Against Swedish Politicians Raises Alarm for Democracy
Sweden faces a growing crisis as one in four politicians encounter threats and harassment, raising concerns about the impact on democracy and governance, especially ahead of election year.
Swedish Economic Recovery Shadowed by Budget Deficits and Corporate Scrutiny
Despite economic recovery in Sweden, looming budget deficits and intensified corporate scrutiny highlight challenges ahead in public finances and market transparency.
Synsam Reports Double-Digit Profit Growth Amid Broad Market Downturn
Synsam posts strong profit growth and rises in a declining Swedish stock market, signaling robust company performance amid broader market challenges.
Klarna Reports Strong Q3 Revenue Growth Amid Rising Losses and Strategic Credit Portfolio Sale
Klarna's third-quarter 2025 revenue grew 26% to $903 million amid rising losses and a major credit portfolio sale to Elliott Investment Management.
Stockholm Stock Exchange Suffers Biggest Drop Since April Amid Global Market Falls and AI Valuation Worries
Stockholm’s stock market fell sharply on November 18, hitting its largest drop since April, driven by global market weakness and AI valuation concerns ahead of Nvidia’s earnings.
Karl Marius Aksum Named New Head Coach as Anders Torstensson Moves to Technical Director at Mjällby AIF
Mjällby AIF appoints Karl Marius Aksum as new head coach while Anders Torstensson steps down to technical director amid health and family considerations.
Sweden Faces Playoff Pressure After Draw with Slovenia in World Cup Qualifiers
After a goalless draw with Slovenia, Sweden faces challenges ahead of the World Cup playoff, with key players missing and concerns about team form and seeding.
AIK Faces Financial Challenges, Offers Contract to Top Player Amel Mujanic
AIK grapples with financial strain, prioritizing player sales ahead of investments, while competing to sign top Superettan player Amel Mujanic.
Linköping's Johan Johnsson Undergoes Surgery After Severe Skate Injury, Impacting SHL Team Performance
Linköping center Johan Johnsson is out for over a month due to a severe skate injury, adding to the team's injury woes and impacting SHL performance.
Suspected Bomber Arrested at Stockholm Central Station Sparks Major Police Operation
A man carrying suspected explosives was arrested at Stockholm Central Station on November 18, 2025, triggering a major police operation and investigation.
Sweden Sees Rising Hate Violence Amid Heated Political Rhetoric
Sweden confronts rising hate crimes and gang violence amid heated political rhetoric that some link to increased extremist attacks on minorities.
Debate Intensifies Over Kristdemokraterna's Proposal to Cut Capital Gains Tax for Homeowners
Kristdemokraterna's capital gains tax cut proposal for long-term homeowners faces criticism over its effectiveness and fiscal impact amid calls for broader housing market reforms.
Sweden Falls to 13th in 2026 Climate Change Performance Index Amid Policy Weakening
Sweden’s ranking in the 2026 Climate Change Performance Index drops to 13th, reflecting weakened climate policies despite low emissions and strong renewable energy use.
Massive Protest of 65,000 Against Controversial Swedish Migration Law
Thousands gather outside Swedish Parliament to protest a new migration law that could revoke permanent residency for thousands, sparking widespread fear and condemnation.
Swedish Government Proposes New Legislation to Strengthen Fight Against Gang Crime
The Swedish government has proposed legislation expanding criminal liability to combat gang crime more effectively, including measures against recruiting minors online and empowering police to pose as children digitally.
Increasing Threats and Violence Against Swedish Politicians in 2024 Spotlighted in Växjö
One in four Swedish politicians faced threats and violence in 2024, with local accounts from Växjö highlighting personal assaults amid rising hostility towards public officials.
Telenor IoT Supports Automakers in Navigating Complex EU Regulations for Connected Vehicles
Telenor IoT provides regulatory-compliant solutions to help automakers manage cybersecurity and data challenges amid a surge in connected vehicles across the EU.
Swedish SMEs Drive Sustainable Public Transport Projects in West Africa
Swedish SMEs are instrumental in developing sustainable public transport in West Africa, with projects in Abidjan and Lagos utilizing biofuels and fostering international partnerships.
Viscaria Copper Mine Pioneers Climate-Efficient Operations Fueling Europe's Strategic Copper Supply
Sweden's Viscaria copper mine is poised to deliver sustainable, climate-efficient copper production, supporting 5% of Europe's demand with fossil-free energy and eco-friendly transport.
Man Sentenced to Life for Gang-Related Murder in Husby, Stockholm
Karim Alaa Hussain was sentenced to life imprisonment for the gang-related murder of Rawa Majid's uncle in Husby, Stockholm, after a court found strong evidence including witness accounts and surveillance footage.
Man Charged with Murder of Ambulance Worker in Harmånger Sparks Safety Debate
A 26-year-old man has been charged with murdering an ambulance worker in Harmånger, highlighting serious concerns about violence against emergency personnel in Sweden.
18-Year-Old Confesses to Planning Terror Attack at Stockholm's Kulturfestival
An 18-year-old has admitted to planning a terrorist attack at the 2024 Kulturfestival in Stockholm, with evidence gathered through undercover operations.
Four Members of Nazi Group Aktivklubb Sverige Sentenced for Racially Motivated Assaults in Stockholm
Four young men from the Nazi group Aktivklubb Sverige have been sentenced to prison for racially motivated assaults against men of foreign backgrounds in Stockholm.
Skandia Funds Sweden's First Nationwide Study on Youth Physical Health
Skandia's foundation funds the SWEFIT study to measure the physical health, fitness, and lifestyle of 4,000 Swedish youths aged 13-18, addressing a critical knowledge gap.
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