Rasmus Dahlin Confident in Sweden's Gold Medal Prospects at 2026 Winter Olympics
Rasmus Dahlin expresses confidence that Sweden's ice hockey team can capture gold at the 2026 Winter Olympics despite injury concerns and tough competition.
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Hazara Refugees in Sweden Reclaim Distinct Identity Beyond ‘Afghan’ Label
Hazara refugees in Sweden reject the Afghan label, emphasizing their unique historical and cultural identity through protests and community assertions.
Revelations of Swedish Man's Role in Jeffrey Epstein's Recruitment Network
Newly released Epstein files reveal a Swedish man in his 70s recruited young women, including minors, for Jeffrey Epstein over a decade.
Thousands Rally in Stockholm to Demand Action Against Gun Violence
Approximately 10,000 people gathered in Stockholm on January 22 to protest gun violence in a moving event featuring victims' families and calls for urgent action.
Trust in Lomma Municipality’s Local Government Declines Amid Long-term Policy Decisions
A survey reveals that while Lomma residents generally view their municipality positively, trust in the local government has significantly decreased amid contentious long-term policy choices by the ruling coalition including Kristdemokraterna.
Swedish Government Investigates Fees Amid High Electricity Prices in Early 2026
Sweden faces ongoing high electricity prices in 2026, prompting government investigation into fees after provider hikes and advice for consumers to adjust consumption.
Swedish Liberals Face Historic Crisis Amid Polling Plunge and Strategic Debates
Facing record-low support and internal debate, the Swedish Liberal Party is striving to regroup and maintain parliamentary status ahead of elections.
Self-Harm Cases Among Swedish Teenage Girls Double Since 2015
Hospitalizations for self-harm among Swedish girls aged 12-15 have doubled since 2015, highlighting rising mental health concerns and gaps in post-hospital care.
Swedish Footballers Moustafa Zeidan, Mattias Johansson, and Edvin Becirovic Sign with Clubs in Egypt and Greece
Three Swedish footballers have recently signed contracts with clubs in Egypt and Greece, marking new chapters in their international careers in early 2026.
Sweden Narrowly Misses Medals, Finishes Sixth at Handball EM 2026
Sweden finishes sixth in the 2026 Handball European Championship after a heart-breaking last-second loss to Portugal, with veteran goalkeeper Andreas Palicka retiring from international play.
Andreas Palicka Retires from Swedish National Handball Team as Veterans Commit to Future
Andreas Palicka retires from the Swedish national handball team, while veteran players affirm their commitment to future competitions.
Swedish Clubs Resist Selling Promising Young Football Talent Despite Transfer Interest
Swedish clubs Gais and Mjällby resist selling promising football talents Lundgren and Iqbal despite transfer interest, balancing player ambitions with club needs.
Princess Sofia's Past Contact with Jeffrey Epstein Clarified Amid New Document Revelations
Documents reveal Princess Sofia Hellqvist's historical contact with Jeffrey Epstein, with the royal court denying her attendance at an Epstein-hosted event and stating no recent ties.
Liberalerna Faces Historic Low Support and Election Threshold Threat
Liberalerna struggles with record-low support and the risk of missing the parliamentary threshold, threatening their coalition's majority in upcoming elections.
Swedish Authorities Weaken Gang Networks Through International Arrests and Extraditions
Swedish police have arrested and extradited multiple gang leaders internationally, weakening organized crime networks but challenges remain.
Swedish Government Proposes Expanded Police Powers Over Demonstrations
The Swedish government plans to expand police powers to modify or dissolve demonstrations, emphasizing safety without limiting freedom of expression, with changes effective mid-2026.
Healing Through Nature: Ewa Johansson's Journey to Mental Health Recovery and Community Support
Ewa Johansson's recovery from mental health struggles through nature therapy in Jönköping inspires new community support initiatives.
Nordic Timber Giants Face Profit Slump Amid Market Challenges with Hopes for 2026 Recovery
Billerud and SCA face profit declines amid challenging timber market conditions but foresee recovery potential in 2026 due to falling wood prices.
Malmö Politics in Focus: John Roslund's Party Switch and Local Moderaterna Politician's Arrest
John Roslund leaves Moderaterna for Sweden Democrats amid bold persona, while a local Moderaterna politician is detained for domestic violence in Malmö.
Swedish Football Transfer Window Heats Up with Key Player Negotiations
Swedish football clubs intensify transfer talks with key player bids, refusals, and financial-driven sales as the January window closes.
Sweden’s Handball Team Faces Criticism Following Sixth-Place Finish at EM 2026
Sweden's handball team finishes sixth at EM 2026 amid expert calls for generational change and marks goalkeeper Palicka's retirement.
Andreas Palicka Announces International Retirement at 2026 European Handball Championship
Swedish handball goalkeeper Andreas Palicka retires from international play during the 2026 European Championship, concluding a decorated career with 185 caps and an EM gold medal.
Swedish Liberals Face Deepening Crisis Amid Leadership Departures and Record Low Polls
The Swedish Liberals are undergoing a severe crisis marked by leadership resignations, record low support in polls, and an urgent party board meeting to chart a path forward.
Emergency Response at University of Gothenburg Following Loud Explosions
Police and emergency services responded to loud explosions at the University of Gothenburg, with no injuries reported as the building was searched.
Swedish Politicians Targeted by Threatening Actions Amid Left-Wing Political Fallout
Activist group Rojavakommittéerna's threatening actions against Swedish government ministers have sparked political controversy, especially within Vänsterpartiet, after a local politician supported these acts and refuses to resign.
Staffanstorp Politicians Acquitted in Gross Misconduct Trial Over Refugee Housing
Staffanstorp politicians, including leader Christian Sonesson, were acquitted in a 2026 trial on gross misconduct charges related to refugee housing decisions involving Syrian refugees.
SBAB Boosts Business Savings With Higher Interest Rates and Digital Ease
SBAB has grown its business savings market share by over 50%, offering significantly higher interest rates and a fully digital account setup, backed by a state deposit guarantee increasing to 1,150,000 SEK in 2026.
Electrolux Surpasses Profit Expectations Amid North American Market Challenges
Electrolux beats profit expectations with strong cash flow despite losses in North America, while CEO Yannick Fierling is optimistic about tariff-driven advantages in the US market.
Sweden Faces Urgent Challenges in Aging Underwater Infrastructure; Suab Leads Specialized Maintenance Efforts
Sweden's aging underwater infrastructure demands urgent repairs and modernization, with specialist company Suab at the forefront of maintenance and complex underwater construction.
12-Year-Old Murder Suspect in Malmö Retracts Confession Amid Ongoing Investigation
A 12-year-old suspect in a Malmö murder case has withdrawn his confession, raising complex legal and social issues as the investigation continues.
Liberalerna Faces Leadership Crisis as Martin Melin Exits Police Amid Plummeting Support
Amid plunging support and internal strife, Liberalerna faces leadership challenges as Martin Melin resigns from policing after 35 years, fueling calls for urgent crisis measures.
SHL Action Heats Up: Färjestad, HV71, Djurgården Secure Key Wins Amidst Team Struggles
Recent SHL matches highlight Färjestad’s win over Frölunda, HV71’s crucial victory against Örebro, and Djurgården's comeback, intensifying league competition.
Julia Franzén to Tackle the 2026 Vasaloppet as SVT's Celebrity Profile
Julia Franzén will be SVT's featured celebrity in the 2026 Vasaloppet, showcasing her challenging journey through the iconic ski race on March 1.
Lindsey Vonn's Crash at Crans Montana Disrupts Pre-Olympic Downhill Race and Casts Doubt on 2026 Olympic Participation
Lindsey Vonn's crash in a downhill race disrupted a pre-Olympic event in Crans Montana and raised concerns about her readiness for the 2026 Winter Olympics.
Sweden's Tre Kronor Ice Hockey Schedule Set for 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan
Sweden's men's ice hockey team Tre Kronor has a confirmed schedule for the 2026 Winter Olympics, starting February 11 in Milan's Santa Giulia Arena.
Sweden Faces Europe's Highest Electricity Tax Amid Soaring Prices, Calls for Urgent Reform
Sweden's electricity prices surge over 40% in a week, raising fears of Europe's highest electricity tax and sparking calls for urgent tax reform.
LVU Case in Huddinge Marked by Threats and Controversial Child Placement
Three children removed under LVU in Huddinge were forcibly taken abroad amid threats; despite risks, placed with father's relatives in a controversial decision.
Youth-Related Tragedies in Sweden: Court Sentence in Uppsala Shooting and Death at Kalix SIS Home
Sweden faces critical youth crime developments with a court sentencing in a fatal Uppsala shooting and a boy's death at a Kalix detention home under investigation.
Gulan Avci to Step Down: Liberal Party Spokesperson Won't Seek Re-election
Gulan Avci will not seek re-election, stepping down from her role amid low Liberal Party support and to make way for new opportunities.
Surge in Defense Spray Sales as Sweden Faces Multiple Murder Cases
Recent murder cases in Sweden have triggered a significant rise in sales of defense sprays and self-defense training amid growing safety concerns.
Sharp Rise in Self-Harm Among Young Swedish Girls Sparks Concern
Hospital-treated self-harm cases among Swedish girls aged 12-15 have doubled since 2015, with a notable spike during the COVID-19 pandemic, and concerns remain over insufficient follow-up care.
Swedish Government Boosts Mental Health Efforts with Funding to Red Cross Amid Concerns Over Detention Center Impacts
The Swedish government funds mental health programs through the Red Cross while concerns about detention center mental health effects prompt calls for urgent reforms.
Swedish-Led Waterless Train Cleaning Technology Wins Top Sustainability Award
The DREI-project's waterless train cleaning innovation wins France's top sustainability award, promising major water savings and future deployment in Europe.
Swedish Companies Face Growth Opportunities Amid Market Challenges and Strategic Consolidations
Swedish companies are planning significant growth but face challenges, while strategic mergers and resilient corporate performances shape the market outlook.
Helsingborg's RecoLab Advances Circular Wastewater Management with Innovative Three-Pipe System
RecoLab in Helsingborg leads the way in circular wastewater treatment through its innovative three-pipe system, sustainable technology, and international collaboration.
Billerud Faces Profitability Challenges Amid Weak Demand and Market Oversupply in Q4 2025
Billerud's Q4 2025 profitability declined due to weak demand and oversupply, prompting a proposed dividend cut amid challenging market conditions.
Staffanstorp Politicians Acquitted in Refugee Quota Misconduct Case
Six Staffanstorp politicians were acquitted of misconduct for prioritizing Ukrainian refugees over assigned quota refugees from Syria, with the court ruling their decisions lacked legal precision.
Explosion in Göteborg's Tynnereds Area Causes Vehicle Fire and Evacuations
A vehicle exploded and caught fire in Göteborg's Tynnereds area, prompting evacuations and an ongoing police investigation into the suspected detonation and public safety risks.
Sweden Exits Handball EM 2026 Despite Strong Team and Solid Performance
Sweden's handball team showcases strong performances but misses out on semifinals at the 2026 European Men's Handball Championship.
Sandra Näslund Disqualified After Losing Ski in Val di Fassa World Cup
Sandra Näslund was disqualified at the Val di Fassa World Cup after losing a ski, yet remains healthy and maintains her strong Olympic medal hopes.
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