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.
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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.
Hörby Community in Mourning Following Double Murder of Municipality Employee and Child
The community of Hörby mourns the suspected double murder of a local municipality employee and her son, with increased support and safety measures implemented in schools and public services.
Swedish Textile Industry Takes On Financial Responsibility for Textile Waste
Sweden's textile industry will now bear the costs for textile waste management, aiming to reduce waste and alleviate taxpayer burden, with proposals due by fall 2026.
Suspect Detained Following Double Murder of Woman and Child in Hörby
Authorities have detained a man suspected of murdering a woman and child in Hörby, where the community remains deeply affected and crisis support has been launched.
Telia Faces Lingering Technical Issues After Power Failure Disrupts Emergency and Public Services
Telia's recent power failure caused major disruptions to emergency services, healthcare, and business operations, with lingering issues persisting for some customers.
Sweden's Economy Sees Slight Contraction as Household Consumption Drops in Late 2025
Sweden's GDP dipped slightly in October 2025 due to reduced household consumption, while unemployment benefit applications fell, indicating mixed economic signals.
Swedes Skeptical of AI Yet Increasingly Turn to Chatbots for Personal Advice
Despite widespread distrust, many Swedes increasingly use AI chatbots for personal advice, raising concerns about data security and misinformation.
Safety Concerns Rise Over Military-Associated Dog Trainers After Attacks in Sweden
Two attacks involving military-associated dog trainers' dogs in Sweden have raised public safety concerns and revealed questionable training practices.
Nobel Peace Prize Laureate María Corina Machado to Miss 2025 Oslo Ceremony Amid Political Peril
María Corina Machado will not attend the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize ceremony in Oslo due to her ongoing political persecution and concealment in Venezuela.
Victor Hedman Suffers Worrying Injury Ahead of 2026 Olympics
Victor Hedman sustained a concerning injury in December 2025, raising doubts about his availability for the upcoming Winter Olympics while Tampa Bay won decisively against Montreal.
Fierce Competition Intensifies in Swedish Olympic Sprint Skiing Team Ahead of Davos
With only four sprint spots on Sweden's Olympic team, fierce competition among top female skiers intensifies ahead of key Davos races influencing final selections.
Ebba Årsjö Misses 2025 Alpine Para World Cup Premiere Due to Illness
Sweden's alpine para-athlete Ebba Årsjö will miss the 2025 Alpine Para World Cup premiere in Steinach due to illness, leaving Aaron Lindström and Arvid Skoglund as Sweden's representatives.
Swedish Family Program Tackles Declining Youth Physical Activity
A Swedish family-based program seeks to increase physical activity among young people, integrating sports, nutrition, and digital tools to foster lasting healthy habits.
Innovative Culinary and Musical Highlights at the 2025 Nobel Banquet
The 2025 Nobel banquet highlights culinary innovation led by female chefs alongside composer Jacob Mühlrad’s quantum physics-inspired music.
Sweden Advances Preventive Health with Full-Body MRI and Digital Apps for Patient Empowerment
Sweden leads in preventive healthcare with full-body MRI diagnostics and a new health app for prostate cancer patients promoting early detection and healthier lifestyles.
Ford partners with Renault to develop new electric vehicles for Europe
Ford teams with Renault to build new electric vehicles on Renault’s Ampere platform, aiming to revive its European market presence by 2028.
Swedish AI Researcher Simon Olsson Awarded ERC Consolidator Grant for Protein Modeling
Simon Olsson's AI-driven protein modeling research receives major ERC Consolidator Grant, advancing drug development innovation.
Sweden's Tech Startups and Industry Giants Unite to Drive Innovation and Competitiveness
Sweden's leading tech and industrial players meet to discuss innovation, collaboration, and strategy for global competitiveness.
Swedish Local Politicians Face Growing Threats Amid Unique Legal Trial
Local Swedish politicians face rising threats and harassment, with a landmark trial that could set legal precedent for protecting elected officials.
Widespread Municipal Noncompliance in Sweden Sparks Calls for Political Accountability
Multiple Swedish municipalities face criticism for legal noncompliance and governance failures, prompting calls for political accountability ahead of the 2026 elections.
Navigating Investment Challenges in Sweden's Life Sciences Sector
Sweden's life sciences sector confronts hurdles in translating research into market success and investor access, prompting calls for urgent action and innovative investment strategies.
Smaller Municipal Housing Companies Face Greater Financial Strain and Higher Vacancy Rates in Sweden
New Kommuninvest analysis reveals that smaller Swedish municipal housing firms suffer higher vacancies and financial strain but can stabilize with strategic management.
Sweden Plans New Targeted Subsidies as Initial Electric Vehicle Scrapping Program Underperforms
Sweden's initial EV scrapping subsidy failed to meet targets, prompting plans for a new program focusing on rural, low-income households and expanded charging infrastructure.
EU Assigns Efsa to Investigate Microplastics in Food and Related Health Risks
The EU Parliament has assigned Efsa to study microplastics in food and their potential effects on human health, addressing significant knowledge gaps by 2027.
Swedish Ice Hockey Sees Key Player Transfers and Coaching Shifts in December 2025
Key player and coaching changes mark December 2025 in Swedish ice hockey, with Anton Lundmark returning to Timrå and Modo signing three new defensemen amid coaching shifts.
Sweden Advances Strongly in 2025 Floorball World Championship and Prepares Confidently for Swiss Hockey Games
Sweden's women's floorball team topped their group and reached quarterfinals as the men's ice hockey team prepares for the Swiss Hockey Games with confidence in December 2025.
NHL Raises Concerns Over Milan Olympic Ice Rink; Players' Participation at Risk
The NHL threatens to withdraw from the 2026 Olympics if Milan's ice rink fails to meet safety and size standards, with efforts underway to resolve the issues.
Swedish Cross-Country Team Selects Athletes for Davos World Cup Amid Strategic Absences
Sweden's cross-country team reveals the Davos World Cup roster featuring key athletes, while top skiers train for upcoming Tour de Ski and Winter Olympics.
BK Häcken's Home Ground Renamed Nordic Wellness Arena in Major Naming Rights Deal
BK Häcken announced their home stadium will be renamed Nordic Wellness arena under a new 30 million kronor naming rights deal, with plans to expand the venue's capacity.
Expert Betting Insights for December 9 V64 and V85 Races at Axevalla
Expressen's expert trotting guides highlight top picks, surprises, and strategic betting tips for the December 9 V64 and V85 races at Axevalla.
Widespread Telia Service Disruptions Paralyze Communications and Retail in Sweden on December 9, 2025
Massive Telia disruptions on December 9, 2025, cripple communications, emergency lines, healthcare, and retail payments across Sweden.
Swedish Royal Court Confirms Princess Sofia's Meetings with Jeffrey Epstein
Swedish royal court confirms Princess Sofia met Jeffrey Epstein multiple times in 2005, supported by leaked emails linking Sofia and Epstein through a Swedish financier.
Tidö Party Leaders Hold Strängnäs Meeting Amid Continued Government Formation Disputes
Tidö party leaders met in Strängnäs to discuss election strategies and government formation, yet disagreements persist, particularly regarding Sverigedemokraterna's role.
Former Social Democrat Politician Convicted of Rape Faces New Detention Request
A former Social Democrat politician convicted of rape is facing renewed detention, highlighting legal and political challenges in Sweden.
Widespread Threats Against Swedish Politicians in 2024 Raise Alarms Ahead of Election Year
A 2024 report shows one in four Swedish politicians faced threats and harassment, influencing their political actions and raising concerns ahead of the 2026 election year.
Sweden's Sea Technology Advances Floating Port Terminals to Transform Shipping Industry
Swedish Sea Technology's floating modular ports offer a rapid, eco-friendly alternative to traditional land-based terminals, with notable interest from Vietnam and potential in Gothenburg.
EU Pharmaceutical Regulations Raise Investor Concerns Over Sweden’s Investment Climate
Investor Patrick Horber warns that EU pharmaceutical regulations could drive investment capital away from Sweden without stable, long-term regulatory clarity.
Sweden's Electric Vehicle Transition Faces Hurdles as Initial Subsidy Falls Short
Sweden's initial electric vehicle subsidy failed to meet targets, prompting increased financial incentives and new initiatives focusing on rural and low-income residents.
Swedish Companies Face Lowest EU State Aid While Municipal Housing Struggles Economically
Swedish companies receive the lowest EU government support while municipal housing companies face mounting economic pressures due to inflation, aging stock, and rising costs.
26-Year-Old Man Sentenced to 18 Years for Murdering Ambulance Worker Helena Löfgren
Liam Hast was sentenced to 18 years for murdering ambulance worker Helena Löfgren in Harmånger, raising urgent debates about emergency personnel safety in Sweden.
Ardalan Shekarabi Criticizes Government's Handling of Unemployment, Calls for Labor Minister's Dismissal
Social Democrat Ardalan Shekarabi sharply criticizes Sweden's government for passive handling of rising unemployment and demands replacement of labor minister.
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