Ebba Andersson Triumphs in 2025 Gällivare Season Opener 10K Classic Race
Ebba Andersson won the 10 km classic race at the 2025 Gällivare season opener, showcasing a strong performance ahead of upcoming events.
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Historic All-Swedish Final at 2025 Beach Volleyball World Championship Secures Gold and Silver for Sweden
Sweden secures both gold and silver in the 2025 Beach Volleyball World Championship with an all-Swedish final, a historic first since 2011.
Linus Omark Poised for Return to Luleå Hockey After Contract Talks
Linus Omark is close to returning to Luleå Hockey after family-related moves and contract discussions, with an agreement possible soon.
Örgryte Triumphs 3-0 Over Norrköping in Crucial Allsvenskan Qualifier
Örgryte's 3-0 win over IFK Norrköping in the Allsvenskan qualifier first leg puts them on the brink of promotion while Norrköping faces a looming relegation threat.
Liberal Party Reverses Course, Rejects Profit-Driven School Companies Amid Internal Debate
The Liberal Party has reversed its stance on profit-driven school companies, voting to phase out profit interests amid internal debates on education quality and school choice.
Sweden Criticizes COP30 Climate Agreement for Lack of Fossil Fuel Phase-Out and Insufficient Adaptation Funding
The COP30 summit in Brazil ended with Swedish leaders criticizing the agreement's failure to phase out fossil fuels and its inadequate climate adaptation funding, despite a commitment to triple adaptation financing by 2035.
Sweden Democrats Challenge Liberals Amid Tidö Alliance Government Talks
New tensions surface in Sweden's Tidö Alliance government talks as Sweden Democrats demand ministerial posts while Liberals oppose any government involving them.
Stockholm Stock Exchange Faces Broad Decline Amid Mixed Company Performances
A turbulent week on the Stockholm Stock Exchange saw overall declines with AstraZeneca and Kinnevik among the few bright spots, while Saab's shares dropped sharply amid geopolitical concerns.
Swedish Delivery Companies Face Scrutiny Over Labor Practices and Ethical Concerns
New findings reveal labor exploitation and ethical concerns in Swedish delivery companies Airmee and Instabee, with company responses to the allegations.
Rising Political Threats and Internal Strife Challenge Sweden's Democracy in 2025
Growing threats against Swedish politicians and internal Liberal Party tensions over cooperation with Sweden Democrats are raising concerns about democracy ahead of 2026 elections.
Political Divide Over Demolition of Historic Djurgården Villa
Political parties in Stockholm are divided over whether to demolish and reconstruct a historic 1830s villa on Djurgården or preserve it through restoration.
Swedish Media Icon Jonas Hallberg Dies at 80, Leaving a Lasting Legacy
Swedish television and radio veteran Jonas Hallberg dies at 80, remembered for his iconic hosting of 'Måndagsbörsen' and influential media presence.
Sweden Advances Community Mental Health with Free Drop-In Centers and Holistic Strategies
Sweden has implemented free municipal psychological drop-in centers and comprehensive strategies focusing on community-based mental health and suicide prevention.
Sweden Launches National Action Plan to Combat Cardiovascular Diseases
Sweden's government has tasked Socialstyrelsen with developing a national plan focused on equitable prevention, treatment, and management of cardiovascular diseases affecting one in five Swedes.
Sweden Democrats Push Zero Vision Against Child Sexual Abuse at 2025 National Conference
At their 2025 conference, the Sweden Democrats, led by Jimmie Åkesson, announced a zero vision policy to eliminate child sexual abuse as part of their election platform.
Liberals Push for 20-Student Maximum in School Classes as Key Election Issue
The Liberal Party proposes a maximum class size of 20 students, planning government investigations to improve teacher focus and student learning by next election cycle.
Calls for Family Departments in Swedish Prisons Amid Rising Female Inmate Numbers and Staff Concerns
Amid rising female inmate numbers, Swedish authorities face calls for family departments in prisons, alongside internal staff warnings about management and safety issues.
Major Bus Accident Near Vilhelmina Involving 65 Passengers Ends in Ditch
A bus carrying 65 passengers crashed after colliding with a car near Vilhelmina, ending on its side in a ditch, with rescue teams responding swiftly to the scene.
Historic Double Swedish Success as Beach Volleyball Teams Reach World Championship Finals
Two Swedish beach volleyball teams reach the World Championship semifinals, with one advancing to the final, guaranteeing Sweden at least a bronze medal and the possibility of a historic all-Swedish final.
Kristine Stavås Skistad's Risky Move to Reset Warnings Amid Disqualification Rule Controversy
Kristine Stavås Skistad plans to intentionally get disqualified to reset warnings ahead of the World Cup, amid debate over controversial penalty carryover rules following Alvar Myhlback's disqualification.
Maja Dahlqvist Triumphs in Gällivare Sprint Premiere, Setting Stage for Ruka World Cup
Maja Dahlqvist wins the Gällivare sprint premiere, boosting her World Cup prospects alongside strong performances from other Swedish skiers ahead of the Ruka opener.
Swedish Girl Rescued by Danish Police After Suspected Kidnapping at Kastrup Airport
A Swedish girl suspected of being kidnapped in southern Sweden was rescued by Danish police at Copenhagen's Kastrup airport, with suspects arrested and returned to Sweden.
Serious Apartment Fire in Malmö Hospitalizes One Man
A man was hospitalized with serious injuries following a fire in a high-rise apartment in Malmö's Nydala district, with fire crews using a ladder truck to extinguish the blaze shortly after midnight.
Second Explosion in Malmö’s Annelund District Prompts Police Investigation
A second explosion in Malmö’s Annelund district follows a grenade attack linked to a 13-year-old suspect, with police investigations ongoing.
Market Uncertainty in November 2025 Amid AI Bubble and H&M's Expected Weaker Quarter
Financial markets face anxiety in November 2025 as H&M braces for a weaker quarter amidst broader concerns about an AI bubble and other risks.
Intellego CEO Claes Lindahl Resigns Amid Fraud Investigation, Board Member Takes Helm
Intellego CEO Claes Lindahl resigns following arrest on fraud charges, with board member Jacob Laurin appointed interim CEO as investigation proceeds.
Café Politik Initiative Establishes Vital Citizen-Politician Dialogue in Enköping
Café Politik in Enköping offers a new monthly forum for residents and local politicians to engage in open dialogue, aiming to enhance political participation beyond election cycles.
Explosions in Jönköping and Oxelösund Prompt Investigations and Emergency Responses
Two distinct explosions in Jönköping and Oxelösund resulted in smoke inhalation cases and a truck fire, prompting police investigations and internal emergency management at SSAB.
Liberalerna Rules Out Sweden Democrats from Government Roles Following 2025 Election
Sweden's Liberal Party has formally excluded the Sweden Democrats from ministerial roles after the 2025 election, affirming a strategic stance amidst internal debate.
Magdalena Eriksson Retires as Sweden Prepares for Crucial Women's Football Fixtures
Magdalena Eriksson unexpectedly retires as Sweden plans for key Women's World Cup qualifiers and playoff matches.
Injury Setbacks for Swedish Athletes Impact Upcoming Competitions
Swedish sports face key athlete absences as Anton Bengtsson, Victor Hedman, and Linn Svahn deal with injuries, impacting upcoming events.
Historic Double Semifinal for Swedish Beach Volleyball Teams at World Championship
Two Swedish beach volleyball pairs have reached the World Championship semifinals, guaranteeing Sweden at least one medal and possibly an all-Swedish final.
Hammarby Women Advance to Europa Cup Quarter-Finals Amid Financial Criticism and Player Farewell
Hammarby Women's team reached the Europa Cup quarter-finals but faces criticism over low prize money while bidding farewell to key player Simone Boye Sörensen.
Sweden's Women's Handball Team Suffers Heavy Defeat to Denmark Ahead of World Championship
Sweden's women's handball team endured a stark 35-23 loss to Denmark in a World Championship preparatory match, hampered by injuries and illness.
Sweden Criticizes COP30 Draft for Lack of Fossil Fuel Phase-Out, Highlights Key Negotiation Challenges
Sweden strongly criticizes the COP30 draft agreement for excluding fossil fuel phase-out commitments and highlights key unresolved negotiation issues at the climate summit in Brazil.
Severe Child Abuse and Legal Proceedings Highlighted in Two Cases Across Sweden
Two severe child abuse cases in Sweden involving a life-threatening physical assault and child pornography conviction highlight serious societal and legal challenges.
Swedish Government Warns of Heightened Foreign Interference Risks Ahead of 2025 Elections
Swedish officials highlight the elevated risks of foreign interference in the 2025 elections, focusing on Russian tactics, while confirming comprehensive preparations to safeguard the democratic process.
Sweden Democrats Demand Ministerial Posts and Assert Strong Influence Ahead of 2025 Election
The Sweden Democrats demand ministerial posts and assert veto power over government formation, while internal disputes over firearm laws surface ahead of the 2025 election.
Swedish Man Extradited from Morocco and Detained for 'Black Cocaine' Drug Offenses
A Swedish man extradited from Morocco has been detained in Sweden for running a cocaine production operation involving "black cocaine," following enhanced cooperation between Swedish and Moroccan authorities against organized crime.
Pediatric Cardiologist in Jönköping Reported for Misdiagnosing Children and Endangering Patient Safety
A pediatric cardiologist in Jönköping is under investigation after misdiagnosing numerous children with heart conditions, leading to patient safety reports and suspensions.
Former Left Party Politician in Alingsås Prosecuted for Embezzlement Amid Chat Scandal
A former Left Party politician in Alingsås is prosecuted for embezzlement and betrayal of trust after a secret chat group scandal exposed misconduct.
Swedish Government Moves to Curb Hidden Food Price Hikes Ahead of VAT Cut
Sweden's government plans a temporary food VAT cut paired with rigorous price oversight to prevent hidden price hikes before April 2026.
Kinnevik CEO Georgi Ganev Resigns Amid Market Concerns
Kinnevik's CEO Georgi Ganev announces resignation amid concerns over company’s market valuation and confidence.
Stockholm Stock Market Shows Mixed Movements Amid Global Influences in November 2025
Stockholm's stock market displays mixed performances amidst strong global earnings, US market drops, and sector-specific news in November 2025.
Nab Solutions Advances Finance Sector Efficiency with Microsoft Business Central and AI
Nab Solutions enhances banking sector efficiency and compliance with Microsoft Business Central and AI-driven automation.
EBU Introduces Stricter Eurovision Voting Rules Ahead of Controversial 2024 Contest
The EBU has announced new Eurovision 2024 voting rules to enhance fairness and address controversies surrounding Israel's participation amid boycott threats.
Spotify Launches Audiobooks in Sweden Amid Translator Credit Controversy
Spotify has launched its audiobook service in Sweden, but controversy arises over the omission of translator credits from audiobook listings, prompting promises to fix the issue.
EU Criticizes Sweden's Reduction of Wolf Population Threshold as Unscientific and Risky
The EU has criticized Sweden's reduction of its wolf population threshold from 300 to 170 as unscientific and risky, urging a review and new report from Sweden.
Severe Snowstorm Causes Major Traffic Disruptions Across Southern Sweden
A severe snowstorm in southern Sweden caused major traffic jams and accidents, particularly in Skåne, with key roads like E6 and E22 temporarily closed but conditions improving by Friday morning.
Internal Liberal Party Voices Call to End Cooperation with Sweden Democrats
Thirty-eight Liberal Party members publicly call to end cooperation with the Sweden Democrats, citing voter loss and loss of independent identity ahead of the party's national meeting.
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