Political parties and regional initiatives in Sweden are intensifying efforts to address youth mental health issues through improved access to care, preventive strategies, and awareness campaigns.
Ahead of Sweden's 2026 elections, school leaders organize advocacy efforts for educational reforms while political debate heats up over school surveillance issues in Jönköping.
Local community events including a political meeting, festival, and campaign bus tour engage Swedish citizens with politicians ahead of the 2026 elections.
Sweden’s economic growth forecasts show optimism, but voter perceptions on financial outlook vary significantly ahead of the September election.
Sweden's state pension fund AP7 refuses to invest in SpaceX after its monumental IPO, citing governance flaws and human rights risks tied to AI content issues.
Moderaterna commits to eliminating preschool and after-school care fees in its 2026 election campaign, sparking debate over costs and priorities.
Sweden’s Armed Forces seek to expropriate a Russian-linked waterfront property near Muskö naval base over national security concerns amid drone warfare threats.
In response to a violent school attack linked to Liam Nebel, Sweden establishes a School Attack Commission to prevent future incidents and improve early detection of risks.
Sweden intensifies efforts to protect its 2026 elections from cyber and operational threats while introducing voting procedure changes in Örebro.
Two recent misconduct incidents involving Swedish politicians— an unannounced official visit and a DUI-caused traffic accident—have sparked concerns about political accountability and legal security.
A Västervik political party struggles to fill a key role requiring dedication to child welfare and preventive care amid criticism over inadequate funding and support for children.
As Sweden nears the 2026 elections, political leaders present contrasting economic and employment plans focusing on growth, welfare, and fiscal responsibility.
New data reveals decreases in Swedish housing starts and completions in Q2 2026, highlighting market mismatches as a core issue behind current housing shortages.
Västra Götalandsregionen may pay over 650 million kronor to terminate the troubled Millennium healthcare system after its costly failure and staff protests.
TikTok's lack of response to a violent attacker's extremist account before the Fagersta school stabbing raises concerns on social media accountability.
Following the August 2026 school attack in Sweden, media outlets are adopting varied strategies with Svenska Dagbladet emphasizing victim-focused, ethical reporting over perpetrator notoriety.
The Moderaterna government's 2022-2026 term saw major crime reduction, economic growth, and welfare improvements amid ongoing social challenges, according to party reports and academic research.
Swedish volleyball is advancing with successes despite the men's team pause, key European Championship matches, and a notable beach volleyball quarterfinal exit.
Gothenburg launches the sustainable GoCo Active Lab, a collaborative arena integrating health, training, rehabilitation, and research to innovate future health solutions.
Karlskrona offers a focused Mental Health First Aid training for community groups working with children and youth to better address mental health challenges locally.
Stockholm youth prepare to question city politicians on education and job opportunities in a bid to influence local election outcomes.
Thomas Andersson, a Center Party politician, steps down following allegations of aggravated drunk driving that caused a traffic accident and bridge disruption.
Sweden’s economic growth faces pressure from weaker German trade caused by low Rhine water levels and rising global debt costs, with heatwaves influencing energy prices but limited GDP effects.
Rising AI costs and geopolitical trade tensions impact tech and finance markets, with Swedish firms like Skanska securing key data center projects.
As Sweden readies for the 2026 election, economic challenges around unemployment and talent attraction dominate political debates and policy critiques.
A medication error at Karolinska University Hospital during heart surgeries led to two patients receiving calcium chloride instead of potassium chloride, resulting in critical conditions and potential heart transplants.
Facing dwindling support, Liberalerna fights for survival after SD leader sets an election support threshold, intensifying right-wing coalition uncertainty.
Swedish political leaders unite in support and action following a deadly sword attack at a Fagersta school, focusing on safety improvements and online extremism.
Michael Maze, former Danish table tennis star, has been appointed as the head coach for Sweden's men's national team, succeeding Marcus Sjöberg starting this autumn.
The closure of Kristvallabrunns school in Nybro has been postponed amid political disagreements and community protests ahead of municipal elections.
Swedish left-wing politicians Jonas Sjöstedt and Hanna Gedin have been banned from Israel over their critical stance on Israeli policies, including allegations of genocide, sparking diplomatic tensions.
Swedish families are advised on reasonable savings for children and practical cost-cutting tips to improve household finances amid economic pressures.
A peaceful climate march in Stockholm drew over 50,000 people demanding stronger political climate action and featured criticism from Greta Thunberg.
An 18-year-old suspect has been arrested for the Fagersta school attack, raising concerns about violent online influence and prompting political calls for unity and calm.
Jimmie Åkesson highlights Sweden's demographic concerns, promoting increased repatriation grants and converting permanent residency to temporary status, affecting thousands including unaccompanied minors.
Sweden lost 3-0 to world leaders Italy but showed strong performance, especially in a close second set during the 2026 European Women's Volleyball Championship.
After a straight-sets defeat to Italy, Sweden's women's volleyball team looks ahead to crucial matches against Croatia and France in the European Championship.
Sweden's economy outperforms global peers in Q2 2026, with political debate intensifying ahead of the September election over economic policies and tax plans.
At a sold-out Stockholm Stadium, Veronica Maggio was joined by surprise guest Håkan Hellström for a celebrated collaboration, marking a memorable milestone in Swedish pop music.
New draft regulations by Sweden's Ministry of Education seek to enforce scientific integrity and strictly regulate AI use in student science competitions, with heavy penalties for violations.
A detailed report on the devastating sword attack at Brinellskolan, Fagersta, highlighting the attacker's profile, victim injuries, police response, and eyewitness accounts.
Following the fatal sword attack at Brinellskolan, community and students remain in shock and uncertainty about the school's reopening and security measures.
An analysis of Liam Nebel's background, prior offenses, and disturbing social media activity sheds light on the suspect behind the Fagersta school attack.
The tragic school attack in Fagersta has led to the arrest of an 18-year-old suspect and has profoundly influenced Sweden's 2026 election campaign, prompting political leaders to react and address the crisis directly.
Swedish political parties adopt door-to-door canvassing and creative promotional tactics in the 2026 election, driven by new EU advertising bans.
The Fagersta school attack has exposed a disturbing online community that glorifies violence, while experts call for improved preventive measures and cooperation.
Survivors of the Fagersta school sword attack share their emotional experiences and coping efforts following the traumatic incident.
An 18-year-old student attacked Brinellskolan in Fagersta with a sword, killing one and injuring three, prompting national mourning and calls for improved school safety measures.
The Swedish women's volleyball team secured a thrilling 3-2 victory over Slovakia at the 2026 European Championship, moving closer to playoff qualification with standout performances by Isabelle Haak.
Swedish households are enjoying record real disposable incomes and increased financial security ahead of the 2026 elections, driven by lower inflation, interest rates, and tax cuts.