Extended Vacations Linked to Longer Life and Reduced Stress, Uppsala Study Finds
Uppsala University research shows at least three-week vacations significantly cut premature death risk by alleviating work stress.
Uppsala University research shows at least three-week vacations significantly cut premature death risk by alleviating work stress.
SATS launches a Nordic campaign to inspire daily physical activity while experts and family events promote movement for better health and longevity.
27-year-old Swedish woman Renate Reinholtsen shares her journey to nearly pain-free life after battling severe fibromyalgia and abandoning nursing studies.
Sweden implements AI and X-ray technology to improve organic waste sorting, reducing contamination and supporting better biogas and fertilizer production.
The Swedish Football Association announces it will not support Gianni Infantino’s re-election as FIFA president, citing governance and transparency concerns.
Astra Zeneca's stock decline amid merger talks with a US competitor raises questions about the future of its Swedish operations and impacts the market.
Young Swedish professionals in 2026 emphasize passion and work-life balance in their careers, with evolving views on salary and education reflecting their goals.
Increasing wild boar presence in Gothenburg sparks political debate on coexistence, intensified hunting, and hunting infrastructure needs in Sweden.
Swedish politicians continue to face harassment and offensive conduct, yet signs of positive political engagement emerge ahead of the 2026 elections, including noted improvements in Södertälje and consequences for misconduct in Åmål.
A woman has been found dead and the search for her missing child continues following a boat collision near Tjörn, while the cargo ship captain remains detained as police investigate.
Swedish gang leader Emin Muqa Kulic was captured in Spain after more than a year on the run, facing multiple serious charges including murder, as part of a strategic law enforcement operation against gang violence in Sweden.
The governing Tidöpartierna coalition struggles with poor polling and low voter support as it enters the final phase of the 2026 Swedish election campaign, facing an uphill battle to retain power amid rising opposition and internal party difficulties.
Political scientist Peo Hansen critiques Swedish politicians' misinterpretation of the Ceuta migrant influx, emphasizing no need for Sweden to accept migrants from Ceuta.
The Norwegian cargo ship captain involved in the fatal Tjörn boat accident has been detained on suspicion of causing deaths, with legal proceedings underway.
Vibrio bacteria are increasingly found in Swedish waters, posing serious infection risks especially in coastal regions during warm summer months.
Sweden's World Cup basketball qualifier against France moves to Avicii Arena due to huge fan interest in NBA star Pelle Larsson.
OPEC+ agreed to a modest 188,000 barrels per day increase in oil production for September 2026 amid ongoing disruptions in the Middle East affecting exports.
Europe's automotive industry faces profit drops, mass job cuts, and discontinuation of classic models amid a shift to electric vehicles, impacting Sweden's economy tied to German manufacturers.
Swedish politicians clash over migration policy following the Ceuta migrant influx, with debates on humanitarian responsibility and calls for policy reform.
Ahead of Sweden's elections, hunting groups advocate for lower wolf population targets and legal reforms to better reflect local realities and democratic will.
Amid the migrant crisis in Spain's Ceuta, Sweden debates increasing border controls at Öresundsbron, with government support countered by opposition citing economic and regional impacts.
Due to persistent dry weather, southern Sweden is under extreme forest fire risk warnings from SMHI, affecting regions like Skåne and Östergötland with alerts lasting through early August.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino retracts a controversial plan to sell tournament shares following strong UEFA opposition demanding his resignation or a confidence vote, with Sweden and others expressing concerns over governance.
Sweden's housing market saw a rare summer decline in July 2026, with sharp apartment price falls in Greater Stockholm and northern areas, while forecasts suggest recovery ahead.
New fuel price hikes in Sweden worsen financial pressures on families with children, who often resort to credit for summer expenses, while pensioners are less affected.
Research and expert insights highlight how lifestyle choices like exercise, nutrition, and mental training can delay dementia onset and bolster brain health.
The Social Democrats in Örebro pledge same-day healthcare contact and reduced patient loads to improve youth mental health services ahead of the 2026 elections.
Despite a new Swedish reform allowing municipalities to hire doctors to improve elderly care, most local governments are reluctant to recruit due to funding and staffing challenges.
Swedish investors are cashing in on technology gains while shifting toward low-cost index funds as AI advancements drive up consumer electronics prices.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino withdraws his private equity sale proposal following intense pressure from UEFA, prompting calls for his resignation and highlighting ongoing governance concerns in football.
Stockholm's 2026 Pride parade drew 50,000 participants celebrating inclusivity amid heightened security following recent European attacks.
Sweden's emerging athletic talents Carmen Cernjul and Sarah Sjöström prepare to compete in historic 2026 championships, seeking medals and personal milestones.
TV personality Sandra Cucarano criticizes Sweden's healthcare system following a delayed procedure for pregnancy complications, spotlighting systemic issues in women's healthcare.
A new Swedish study reveals high rates of sexual violence and health risks among LGBTQ+ individuals, highlighting urgent needs for better support and testing access.
A new drying method using microwave vacuum technology enhances fruit shelf life and quality, heralding a next-generation preservation technique.
The Stockholm Stock Exchange reached record highs during the week but saw a slight decline just before closing on July 31, 2026, ending the day with a positive gain despite volatility.
In Bromölla, Alternativet remains the only party with a consistent commitment to child welfare, as others ramp up rhetoric ahead of elections.
Swedish government rejects accepting migrants from Ceuta amid a massive influx, urging stronger EU border control and facing domestic political criticism.
Following a fatal collision near Tjörn involving a Norwegian cargo ship and a recreational boat, the captain has been arrested and investigation focuses on black box analysis to determine the cause.
Sweden will begin offering free two-dose chickenpox vaccinations for children starting in 2027, aiming to protect children and reduce complications.
Swedish parties, including Liberalerna and those focusing on overseas voters, are intensifying outreach efforts ahead of the 2026 election to increase voter engagement and turnout.
A Swedish politician resigns amid social media misconduct, while Spain pardons a convicted Catalan politician, spotlighting issues of political ethics and accountability.
A recent survey shows increased economic optimism among Swedes, while the government remains cautiously confident in the country’s economic resilience amid global uncertainty.
Police continue their investigation into a fatal boat collision near Tjörn as local boaters reflect on safety concerns and rescue efforts conclude without finding the missing victims.
Multiple forest fires in Sweden, particularly in Västmanland and Mariestads, are being actively combated with high readiness and aerial support amid continued risks due to dry conditions.
UEFA and the Swedish Football Association have jointly threatened to boycott all FIFA World Cup tournaments following a proposal to privatize the event, citing risks to football’s integrity.
Sweden is set to compete in Nations League B Group 4 this season and is building towards Euro 2028 under coach Graham Potter, with strategic focus on promotion and qualification paths.
Ugreen unveils the Nexode Pro 160W fast charger with GaN technology, smart TFT display, WiFi connectivity, and app control, enhancing user experience and multi-device charging.
Sweden's GDP grew by 1.4% in Q2 2026, showing economic resilience amid global uncertainties such as the Iran conflict and rising oil prices.
Fuel prices in Sweden increase significantly due to the rise in North Sea oil prices, influenced by the conflict in the Middle East.
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