Three Men Detained Over Gothenburg Bombing Incident
Three men have been arrested on suspicion of handling a bomb linked to a recent bombing in Gothenburg's Johanneberg district, with charges focusing on violations involving explosive materials.
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Swedish Households Increase and Advance Their Christmas Spending in 2025
Sweden's Christmas 2025 shopping season starts earlier and sees stronger spending, driven by improved economic conditions and shifting consumer patterns.
Alm Equity Expands Presence in Greater Stockholm with Acquisition of Storstaden Stockholm Bostad
Alm Equity boosts its real estate portfolio in Greater Stockholm by acquiring 14 development projects through Storstaden Stockholm Bostad, signaling robust investment activity in the regional housing market.
Rising Harassment of Local Politicians and Concerns Over Youth Facilities in Gnesta
Local politicians in Sweden face growing harassment amid community concerns over youth facility conditions in Gnesta, with parents calling for better support for children and teens.
Sweden Prepares for 2025 Junior World Ice Hockey Championship Alongside Finland's Key Player Absence
As the 2025 Junior World Ice Hockey Championship approaches, Sweden prepares with standout player Victor Eklund, while Finland faces the setback of losing key forward Konsta Helenius due to NHL commitments.
SHL Teams Make Key Moves in Hockeyallsvenskan's Top Scorer Chase During Silly Season
An SHL club nears signing hockeyallsvenskan's top scorer amid coaching changes and contract challenges across Swedish ice hockey clubs.
Gabriel Ersoy Signs Three-Year Deal with IFK Göteborg, Promising Physical Presence and Growth Potential
IFK Göteborg has secured 20-year-old defender Gabriel Ersoy on a three-year deal, with the club praising his physicality and potential despite some concerns in his past statistics.
Oscar Andersson Shines with Fastest Shooting Time in Biathlon World Cup Debut
Oscar Andersson impresses with the fastest shooting time in his biathlon World Cup debut, finishing 32nd while fellow Swedes Samuelsson and Ponsiluoma miss the podium.
Sweden's Government Pushes Tougher Deportation Laws Amid Criticism Over Residency Revocations
Sweden plans tougher deportation laws to address crimes by migrants, while proposed residency revocation faces strong institutional criticism.
Caregiver Sentenced for Raping 100-Year-Old Woman Sparks Calls for Municipal Accountability
A caregiver's conviction for raping a 100-year-old woman has raised urgent calls from government officials for municipalities to improve reporting and prevention of elder abuse in Sweden.
Tragic Youth Shooting in Södertälje Sparks Community Call for Change
An 18-year-old was fatally shot in Södertälje, prompting community calls for change amid ongoing youth gun violence challenges.
Russian Politicians Mock EU Over Frozen Assets Dispute Amid Ukraine Conflict
Russian politicians ridicule the EU and Ursula von der Leyen following the EU's failure to agree on releasing frozen Russian assets to Ukraine amid the ongoing conflict.
Swedish Households Show Greater Holiday Spending and Optimism in 2025
Swedish households are spending more on Christmas earlier in 2025 amid heightened personal financial optimism despite national economic concerns.
Sweden Sees Strongest GDP Growth in Five Years Amid Mixed Economic Signals
Sweden is poised for its fastest GDP growth in five years, driven by retail strength and business activity, but faces persistent labor market challenges, particularly in Stockholm.
Synsam's Subscription Service Revolutionizes Eyewear Market with 741,000 Nordic Customers
Synsam leads the Nordic eyewear market with its subscription service, Synsam Lifestyle, offering flexibility, yearly frame updates, and integrated eye care to over 741,000 customers.
Swedish Firms DBT and Cibus Mark Major Milestones with Strategic Acquisitions in December 2025
Sweden's DBT acquired by Noba at a valuation drop, while Cibus expands its European property portfolio under new CEO.
Study Links Swedish School System to Rising Youth Mental Health Issues, Especially Among Girls
Umeå University study links academic pressures in Swedish schools to rising youth mental health problems, especially among girls; national and local initiatives also underway to improve mental well-being.
Norwegian Crown Princess Mette-Marit Faces Possible Lung Transplant Amid Health Decline
Norwegian Crown Princess Mette-Marit’s lung fibrosis has worsened, potentially leading to a lung transplant due to advancing symptoms and health decline.
Regional Initiatives Advance Youth Mental Health Collaboration in Sweden
Swedish regions Kalmar and Värmland enhance youth mental health collaboration through new initiatives, audits, and inclusive community input.
Kia Launches New Sportage Plug-In Hybrid in Sweden with Advanced Features
Kia launches the redesigned Sportage Plug-In Hybrid in Sweden, featuring new design, AWD, advanced tech, and strong performance.
Swedish Foreign Minister Bolsters Efforts to Secure Dawit Isaak's Release in Eritrea
Swedish Foreign Minister Maria Malmer Stenergard’s recent visit to Eritrea has ignited new diplomatic efforts and hope for the release of imprisoned Swedish-Eritrean journalist Dawit Isaak.
Life Sentence for Stockholm Gang-Related Murder and Rare Case of 12-Year-Old Suspect in Malmö Shooting
An 18-year-old received a life sentence for a gang-ordered murder in Stockholm, while in Malmö a 12-year-old boy is controversially suspected of murder, marking a rare youth crime case in Sweden.
Robin Kovacs Faces Disciplinary Action Amid Continued Support for Swedish Junior Ice Hockey Players
Robin Kovacs is under disciplinary review for an obscene gesture during an SHL match, while Sweden's junior ice hockey team recruits a psychologist to support players facing social media abuse.
Sebastian Samuelsson and Jonna Sundling Dominate Sweden's Winter Sports Landscape
Sebastian Samuelsson rises as top biathlete after Johannes Thingnes Bø's retirement, while Charlotte Kalla praises Jonna Sundling for surpassing her cross-country skiing achievements.
Eetu Koivistoinen to Leave Luleå Hockey After Challenging Season
After a difficult season at the bottom of the SHL, Eetu Koivistoinen will depart Luleå Hockey, signing with Finnish club Kärpät for next season.
Investigation Into November Stockholm Bus Crash Officially Closed
Authorities have closed the investigation into the November bus accident in Stockholm, citing unforeseen driver illness and no technical faults.
Riksbank Holds Rates Amid Upbeat Economic Forecasts; Mortgage Rates and Housing Prices Poised to Rise
Sweden’s Riksbank holds interest rates steady amid upgraded economic growth forecasts, while relaxed mortgage rules raise concerns over rising housing prices and household debt.
Inefficient Corporate Meetings Threaten Growth of Swedish Companies, New Digital Solutions Emerge
Swedish companies face growth challenges due to ineffective meetings, sparking innovative storytelling-based digital solutions to boost productivity and engagement.
Swedish Political Debate Intensifies Over Islamism and Free Expression
Researcher Sameh Egyptson joins Kristdemokraterna to address Islamism while Sweden Democrats' push to cancel a literary event sparks controversy over free expression in Sweden.
Christian Democrats Call to End Taxation on Prostitution Income in Sweden
Sweden's Christian Democrats propose removing prostitution income from taxable earnings, viewing sex work as exploitation rather than legitimate labor.
Youth Violence in Sweden Tied to Growing Socioeconomic Gaps
A troubling youth homicide case in Malmö underscores the link between Sweden's rising youth violence and widening economic inequality.
Swedish Elder Care Under Scrutiny After Multiple Sexual Assault Convictions and Government Criticism
Four men convicted of sexual assaults against elderly women in Swedish care homes spark government outrage over systemic failures in reporting and accountability.
Modo Hockey Fires Coach Mattias Karlin, Fredrik Andersson Takes Over
Modo Hockey has replaced coach Mattias Karlin, who was surprised by his dismissal despite recent wins; Fredrik Andersson steps in as the new head coach with the team aiming to climb higher in Hockeyallsvenskan.
12-Year-Old Boy Suspected in Malmö Murder Linked to Criminal Network Foxtrot
A 12-year-old boy in Malmö is suspected of killing a 21-year-old man, linked to the criminal network Foxtrot, in Sweden's first case involving a child this young in a homicide.
Bus Driver Recalls Moment Before Fatal Stockholm Crash
The Stockholm bus driver involved in the November fatal crash recounts his experience, with investigation pointing to an acute medical emergency causing the accident.
Court Rules Against Deportation of Caregiver Convicted of Raping 100-Year-Old Woman Amid Outrage
A caregiver convicted of raping a 100-year-old woman in Stockholm was sentenced but not deported due to family ties, sparking political outrage and calls for tougher immigration laws.
Palme Murder Investigation Ends Without New Suspect as Engström Cleared
Chief prosecutor Lennart Guné announces the Palme murder investigation will not be resumed, clearing Stig Engström of suspicion due to insufficient evidence, while former investigator Dag Andersson voices surprise over Engström’s suspect status.
Swedish Politicians Face Harassment and Death Threats Amid Rising Political Intimidation
Recent convictions highlight sexual harassment and death threats against Swedish politicians, exposing rising political intimidation.
Moderate Party Politician Ordered to Repay Over 1.1 Million Kronor for Improper Reimbursements in Blekinge
Blekinge court orders Moderate Party politician Åsa Evaldsson to repay 1.1 million kronor for reimbursement claims deemed improper, with the court citing bad faith.
Swedish Housing Market Stabilizes in 2025 Amid Relaxed Mortgage Rules
Sweden's housing prices stabilized in 2025 after a 5% rise in 2024; new relaxed mortgage rules aim to ease homeownership costs for families and first-time buyers.
Swedish Mini-Nuclear Plant Innovators Secure Half a Billion Kronor Amid Rising AI Energy Demands
Swedish mini-nuclear firm Blykalla secures major funding led by AI-focused investors, while Viscaria copper mine advances fossil-free operations to meet rising tech energy demands.
Riksbank Holds Interest Rate Steady at 1.75% Amid Mixed Economic Signals
Sweden’s Riksbank keeps interest rate at 1.75% amid signs of economic growth and inflation stability, while government borrowing raises broader market borrowing costs.
Moisture Poses Billion-Kronor Risk to Supply Chains, Swedish Company Super Dry Offers Solutions
Swedish company Super Dry highlights moisture and condensation as major causes of supply chain losses, offering solutions to reduce costs and environmental impact.
Sweden Boosts Youth Mental Health Initiatives Through Training and Advocacy
Sweden advances youth mental health by training staff in Mental Health First Aid, launching youth leadership projects, and calling for stronger political support.
New Study Uncovers Genetic Mutation Patterns Behind Sporadic ALS
A Swedish-German study reveals distinct genetic mutation patterns in sporadic ALS, potentially transforming future diagnostics and personalized treatments.
New Immersive Film Aims to Boost AI Understanding Among Swedish Students
WISDOME introduces an immersive AI film targeting Swedish students to improve public knowledge about artificial intelligence and its societal impact.
Court Temporarily Halts Use of Banned Toxic Chemical at Eskilstuna Factory
A Swedish court has temporarily stopped Senior Materials from using the banned toxic chemical methylene chloride at its Eskilstuna factory due to an incomplete exemption application and regulatory concerns.
Swedish Prosecutors Retract Identification of 'Skandiamannen' as Palme's Killer, Vindicating Stig Engström
Swedish prosecutors have withdrawn accusations against Stig Engström, concluding insufficient evidence links him to Olof Palme's 1986 murder, offering vindication to Engström and his family.
Swedish Foreign Minister's Historic Visit to Eritrea Focuses on Dawit Isaak and Regional Stability
Swedish Foreign Minister Maria Malmer Stenergard's unprecedented visit to Eritrea highlights diplomatic efforts to address Dawit Isaak's imprisonment and regional challenges.
Sweden Faces Emergency Call Disruptions as 2G and 3G Networks Shut Down
Sweden's phase-out of 2G and 3G networks risks blocking emergency calls from 60,000 phones, prompting urgent calls for device upgrades.
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