Swedish Games Dominate Multiplayer Awards at The Game Awards 2025
Swedish game developers excel at The Game Awards 2025, notably winning Best Multiplayer and other key categories.
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Swedish IT Sector Faces Rapid Tech Stack Overhauls Driven by AI Advancements
Sweden's IT sector undergoes frequent tech stack rebuilds every 90 days due to rapid AI advancements, amid concerns over AI agent security and evolving educational initiatives.
Sweden Faces Challenges in Meeting STEM Education and Research Career Goals
Sweden struggles to meet STEM education targets and effectively transition doctoral researchers into industry despite government initiatives.
Police Officer Convicted After Reckless Pursuit of 15-Year-Old on Modified Moped
A police officer was convicted for reckless driving and causing injury during a chase of a 15-year-old on a modified moped in Falkenberg.
Spiltan Invest's Enduring Investment Philosophy: Prioritizing Long-Term Partnerships and Profitability
Spiltan Invest's unique investment strategy centers on long-term collaborations with mature, profitable companies, emphasizing sustained growth over quick returns.
Sweden's Economy Shows Strong Signs of Recovery with Record Wage Growth
Record real wage increases in Sweden are expected to enhance consumer purchasing power and economic growth despite modest improvements in unemployment.
Swedish Housing Construction Forecasts Signal Gradual Growth Through 2027
Boverket's December forecast shows cautiously optimistic growth in Swedish housing construction, expecting rising housing starts from 2023 through 2027.
Stockholm Stock Exchange Opens Lower Amid Tariff Concerns and Inflation Drop
The Stockholm Stock Exchange saw a cautious opening on December 11, 2025, affected by tariff pressures and a drop in inflation, while H&M and Munters provided bright spots.
Sweden Boosts Humanitarian Aid to Gaza with 50 Million Kronor for Children’s Relief
Sweden has pledged an additional 50 million kronor via UNICEF to support children in Gaza, targeting urgent winter relief and education amid widespread destruction.
Rapid Surge in Influenza Cases in Sweden as K-Variant Spreads
Influenza cases in Sweden have doubled in recent weeks with rising deaths and hospitalizations amid the spread of a new K-variant.
Vänsterpartiet Proposes Billionaire Tax Targeting Sweden's Super-Rich Ahead of 2026 Election
Vänsterpartiet pushes for a special tax on billionaires to tackle wealth inequality and economic pressures on Swedish families before the 2026 election.
Parts of Uppsala University's Ekonomikum Closed Amid Bedbug Scare
Uppsala University closes part of its Ekonomikum campus due to reported bedbug bites and launches an investigation while following up on a similar infestation at a local cinema.
Sandra Näslund Triumphs in Ski Cross Comeback After Year-Long Injury
Swedish ski cross champion Sandra Näslund wins comeback race in Val Thorens after overcoming a serious injury that sidelined her for a year.
BK Häcken's Filip Helander Commits to Club Amid Europa Conference League Exit
Filip Helander signs a three-year deal with BK Häcken amid their Europa Conference League elimination after a 1-1 draw with AEK Larnaca.
Kista Folkhögskola Loses State Funding Over Democratic Value Concerns amid Broader Aid Accountability Issues
The Swedish government cuts funding to Kista folkhögskola over democratic concerns amid wider debates on transparency in aid management related to Somalia.
Sweden Expands Civil Service Obligation to Strengthen Total Defense Amid Evolving Security Landscape
Sweden broadens its civil service obligations with mandatory training and expanded roles to enhance national defense and societal resilience, inspired by lessons from the Ukraine conflict.
Fagersta Officials Address Rising School Violence Amidst Bullying Concerns at Mariaskolan
Fagersta's education chairman acknowledges increased school violence and bullying at Mariaskolan, promising intensified efforts for safer schools.
Munters Secures Major $84 Million U.S. Data Center Order, Reinforcing Market Strength
Munters wins an 840 million kronor contract for a U.S. data center project, reinforcing its strong position and attracting continued analyst support.
Swedish Companies Embrace Sovereign AI for Greater Control Amid Geopolitical Risks
Swedish companies increasingly seek sovereign AI to gain control over AI and data amid geopolitical risks, with a focus on risk management and hybrid solutions.
Sweden's Inflation Drops in November Amid Falling Travel Prices and Diverging Interest Rate Outlooks
Sweden's inflation rate fell notably in November, driven by large drops in travel and accommodation prices, with economists divided on future interest rate policies.
Ramlösa Shipping Profits from Strategic Stake Sale in Container Ship Perseus
Ramlösa Shipping sells majority stake in container ship Perseus with a 58% profit, reinvesting to achieve 20% returns and planning substantial shareholder distributions.
EU Set to Close 15-Year Infringement Case on Swedish Wolf Policy After Protection Status Change
After 15 years, the EU is poised to close its infringement case against Sweden's wolf policy following a change in the wolf's protection status under EU law, though scrutiny over population management remains.
Swedish Tennis League Finals to Sparkle in Lidingö with Exciting Debuts and Star Players
Lidingö Tennisklubb will host the Swedish Tennis League finals from December 19, showcasing strong teams, historic debuts, and star players including Wimbledon champion Harri Heliovaara.
Finland Edges Out Sweden in Thrilling Euro Hockey Tour Women's Match
Finland's women's hockey team secured a 3-2 victory over Sweden in the Euro Hockey Tour match, marking their seventh consecutive win as both teams prepare for the upcoming Winter Olympics.
Pelle Larsson to Miss One to Two Weeks with Sprained Ankle
Pelle Larsson will miss one to two weeks after suffering a sprained ankle during a Miami Heat game, confirmed by an MRI scan.
Rising Calls to Bris Highlight Urgent Need for Long-Term Support for Youth Escaping Gang Crime
Bris reports a sharp increase in calls from youth wanting to escape gangs, emphasizing the need for long-term, preventive support rather than short-term aid.
Snus Usage Among Swedish Youth Plateaus in 2025 After Years of Increase
After years of increase, snus usage among Swedish youth has plateaued in 2025, possibly influenced by advertising restrictions and changing product availability.
2025 Cultural and Sports Scholarships Announced as Magnus Uggla Plans Major Summer Tour
Sweden celebrates its 2025 cultural and sports scholarship recipients alongside Magnus Uggla’s announcement of a major summer tour in 2026.
Swedish Communities Launch Initiatives to Bolster Youth Mental Health in 2025
Swedish local initiatives including Tilia in Jämtland Härjedalen and Oskarshamns kommun launch targeted programs to support and improve youth mental health with lectures, support groups, and accessible services in 2025.
Blekinge Struggles to Meet Sweden’s STEM Enrollment Goals Amid Declining Numbers
Blekinge currently falls short of Sweden's STEM education targets, with declining student enrollment in natural sciences and technology programs posing challenges for regional growth.
Nvidia Unveils Geolocation Technology to Prevent AI Chip Smuggling Amid US Export Controls
Nvidia launches new sensor-based geolocation technology to prevent illegal export and smuggling of AI chips, bolstering compliance with US export restrictions.
Man Found Seriously Injured in Nässjö, Suspect Apprehended
A man was found seriously injured from stab wounds in Nässjö; police have arrested a suspect and continue investigating the incident.
Calls Grow for External Investigation into Pediatric Cardiologist Case Amid Healthcare Safety Concerns
Political parties in Sweden call for an external investigation into a pediatric cardiologist's case amid concerns over patient safety and elder care neglect.
Andra Farhad Urges Swedish Savers to Balance Caution and Boldness Amid Economic Recovery
Financial expert Andra Farhad advises Swedish households to adopt balanced personal finance strategies amid 2026 economic recovery prospects, emphasizing resilience and prudent investing.
Swedish Business Growth in 2025: Navigating Risks, Market Challenges, and Export Opportunities
Swedish companies in 2025 are adopting advanced risk monitoring, benefiting from infrastructure-driven growth signs, and leveraging export strategies to navigate an uncertain business environment.
2025 Nobel Banquet Highlights: Fashion Revisited and Mobile Etiquette Breaches
The 2025 Nobel banquet spotlighted vintage fashion and repeated mobile phone etiquette breaches among prominent guests.
Sweden's Women's Ice Hockey Team Faces Challenges After Narrow Loss to Finland in Lahtis
Sweden's women's ice hockey team lost a tight match to Finland in Lahtis, facing key player absences and efficiency issues ahead of Olympic preparations.
Swedish Clubs BK Häcken and IFK Norrköping Secure Young Senegalese Football Talents
BK Häcken and IFK Norrköping have signed two promising 18-year-old players from Senegal, strengthening their squads for the coming seasons.
Calle Järnkrok Set to Return to Brynäs in Major Hockey Transfer
Brynäs is close to confirming Calle Järnkrok’s return, following a verbal agreement ahead of next season.
Damkronorna Lose Narrowly to Finland in Pre-Olympic Match Ahead of Milan-Cortina Games
Sweden's women's ice hockey team narrowly lost to Finland in a pre-Olympic match as they prepare for key upcoming games before the Milan-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics.
Sweden Expands Civil Duty to Include Mandatory Training and New Security Sectors
Sweden will require young people to complete mandatory civil duty training and expand the sectors covered to bolster national security amid modern threats.
Community in Hörby Mourns Double Murder Amid School's Silent Response
In Hörby, the community mourns a mother and son who were murdered, while the local school's lack of formal mourning rituals raises concerns among parents and children.
2025 Nobel Prize Ceremony Shines with Sustainability and Surprise Guest Angela Merkel
The 2025 Nobel Prize ceremony in Stockholm highlighted sustainability in fashion, honored groundbreaking laureates, and featured surprise guest Angela Merkel.
Widespread Municipal Noncompliance Challenges Rights Ahead of Sweden's 2026 Elections
Municipalities like Sigtuna defy court rulings and citizen rights, exposing systemic failures in governance and youth services ahead of Sweden's 2026 elections, prompting calls for political accountability.
Calls for External Investigation into Child Cardiologist Case Amid Concerns Over Patient Safety and Elderly Care Failures
Liberals demand an external investigation into a child cardiologist case amid concerns over patient safety, while elderly care failures provoke political reactions.
Husqvarna Sets New Financial Targets and Launches Cost-Saving Measures Following Disappointing Performance
Husqvarna announces new financial targets and a cost-saving program after expressing disappointment over recent performance ahead of Capital Markets Day.
Swedish Economy Shows Mixed Signals in October 2023 with Production Decline and Rising Industrial Orders
In October 2023, Sweden's production and household consumption declined while industrial orders increased, showing mixed economic signals.
Clas Ohlson Reports Steady Quarterly Results with Optimism for 2025 Christmas Season
Clas Ohlson's quarterly results meet expectations with a positive start to the Christmas 2025 shopping season and a goal to exceed last year's record sales.
2025 Nobel Prize Festivities Bring Global Laureates to a Colorful Ceremony in Stockholm
The 2025 Nobel Prize ceremony in Stockholm honored 14 laureates with an elegant event blending tradition, music, and multicultural celebration.
Sweden Expands Civil Duty to Bolster National Resilience Amid Lessons From Ukraine
Sweden will expand civil duty from 2026 to include mandatory enlistment and training in emergency and security sectors, inspired by the Ukraine conflict.
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