A report reveals 10,000 women are linked to Swedish criminal gangs, playing vital roles in drug trafficking and facing unique risks, calling for enhanced intervention.
Hanna Bennison discusses the severity of her EM injury, recovery struggles, and readiness to compete in the Nations League semifinals for Sweden.
Sweden's women's football team integrates seven new players and embraces heartfelt motivation as they prepare for Nations League semifinals against Spain.
Viktor Gyökeres scored twice to end his nine-match goal drought, leading Arsenal to a 4-0 Champions League win over Atlético Madrid and drawing praise for his resilient performance.
Riksrevisionen's new report reveals lower crime clearance rates and governance issues following the 2015 Swedish police reform, calling for clearer goals and better management.
Pluto TV will launch AfterWork TV on October 23, 2025, a new streaming channel in Sweden tailored specifically for viewers aged 55 and older, featuring original programs on travel, beauty, and lifestyle hosted by well-known Swedish personalities.
Swedish-developed Amelia AI technology thrives under new ownership as SoundHound drives rapid growth in global AI voice platforms, highlighting Sweden's continuing impact in the expanding tech sector.
Sweden is pioneering cleaner lithium recycling technology and boosting northern Sweden's sustainability in composite manufacturing, drawing international attention.
A live hand grenade discovered in Eslöv led to evacuations and a bomb squad deployment in the early hours of October 22, 2025.
Sweden's widely distributed crisis preparedness brochure gains international praise for its openness about war and inspires other countries.
Sweden’s 2025 election campaign is dominated by immigration and integration debates that underscore deep political divisions between the country's major parties.
A former Social Democrat politician reflects on the continuity and escalation of threats against Swedish politicians, linking historical assassinations to today's climate of fear.
Stegra confronts financial distress with insolvency fears while seeking nearly 2 billion SEK in additional state funding for its groundbreaking steel plant project in northern Sweden.
Graham Potter outlines strategic changes and World Cup ambitions as he takes charge of Sweden's national football team during crucial qualification phases.
Sweden’s civil defense leadership unites under a new collaborative direction to enhance crisis preparedness and leadership clarity across sectors.
Sweden's Foreign Ministry calls on Israel for clarification on flotilla detainee mistreatment, while police investigate an assault on a young Swedish activist in Stockholm.
Four young men linked to Aktivklubb Sverige violently attacked immigrants in Stockholm, signaling a worrying rise in racially motivated extremism.
The Chopchop fast-food chain in Sweden is under police investigation following allegations of labor exploitation involving unpaid wages, forced payments, and poor working conditions among guest workers.
Cost-driven staff cuts in Stockholm psychiatric services and economic priorities in Växjö hospital planning highlight Sweden's healthcare funding challenges.
Growing threats and hostility toward Swedish politicians prompt new legislation and calls for respectful political dialogue to safeguard democracy.
Swedish companies HMS Networks, Ratos, Thule, and Indutrade show mixed investor reactions after Q3 2025 reports, revealing optimism tempered by caution.
Stegra confronts critical funding shortages threatening its green steel project while Nordnet reveals risk management issues, highlighting financial struggles among Nordic firms in 2025.
Sweden shows early signs of economic recovery in 2025, with positive growth signals from Riksbank and several regions reporting budget surpluses.
The Swedish parliament rejected a Sweden Democrats' proposal for a referendum on a constitutional amendment to make changing the constitution more difficult, sparking political debate on democracy and party interests.
Sweden's Social Democrats call for a profit ban and outreach measures in SFI education, citing privatization-induced quality issues and course cancellations.
Eskilstuna municipality seeks government help to stop toxic methylene chloride emissions from Senior Material's battery factory, challenging the permit granted despite the substance's ban since 1996.
The EU Parliament has approved new driving license rules that replace A-traktors with the B1 category, allowing Swedish youths aged 15 to drive vehicles up to 45 km/h with stricter testing requirements, securing youth mobility and safety.
Mjällby IF’s unprecedented Allsvenskan win highlights key players’ efforts, pivotal staff roles, and community perseverance.
Graham Potter is set to reshape Sweden's national football team with a collective playing style and tactical clarity, aiming for 2026 World Cup qualification amid critical upcoming matches.
Mjällby AIF's first SM-guld championship win in 2025 captivates football fans worldwide, hailed as a historic upset and celebrated internationally.
Riksrevisionen warns that unreliable data from Naturvårdsverket may lead the Swedish government to overestimate climate policy effects and underestimate emission reduction needs.
Formoline L112 launches in Sweden as a clinically proven, side-effect-free medical device alternative to Ozempic for effective weight control.
New studies reveal that fathers' lifestyle choices like smoking and diet can epigenetically impact the health of their children and grandchildren, affecting risks for asthma and metabolic diseases.
Swedish retail staff face increasing stress due to daily technology failures, while unions escalate a blockade against Tesla's IT infrastructure over ongoing labor disputes.
Sweden is advancing energy innovation through groundbreaking solid-state batteries, ambitious national tech projects, and fast EV charging technologies.
Research from Skövde University shows digital technology reduces loneliness among elderly Swedes, supported by new dementia care enhancements in Sundsvall.
Leadership resignations amid financial scrutiny and renewed cost-focused hospital plans mark Växjö's municipal challenges.
Anna-Karin Hatt's resignation has amplified concerns over toxic political discourse in Sweden, prompting calls for civility and greater youth political engagement.
Kista is solidifying its role as a leading defense technology cluster in Sweden, addressing new security threats through collaborative innovation.
EKN's new extended guarantee helps reduce bank risks in export financing, enabling faster payments and improved cash flow for Swedish exporters, with significant benefits for SMEs.
Expandia and Aimo Park launch quick-to-build temporary modular homes on parking spaces in Stockholm to help tackle a severe housing shortage among young people.
Mjällby AIF made history by winning their first-ever Swedish football championship in 2025 with a 2-0 win over IFK Göteborg, capping an outstanding season.
New head coach Graham Potter ushers in a pragmatic, team-focused tactical approach for Sweden as they strive to turn around their World Cup qualifying campaign.
Swedish AI tool usage jumped from 25% to 37% in 2025, with increased critical verification of information among the population.
Youth hospitalizations in Stockholm from toxic fake alcohol bought via illicit vodka delivery services on social media spark multiple police investigations and warnings.
Four men linked to a neo-Nazi group have been charged for carrying out a series of racially motivated violent attacks in Stockholm on August 27, 2025.
Hostile social media environments are driving young Swedes away from politics, prompting calls for ethical media moderation to protect democratic participation.
Sweden is considering reducing municipal council seats and promoting inclusive housing in suburban villa areas to enhance governance and reduce urban segregation.
Anna-Karin Hatt resigns as party leader after five months, citing threats and intimidation that underscore broader concerns about political safety and democratic health in Sweden.
Swedish housing associations must urgently adapt to a new accounting framework before year-end to avoid reporting errors amid calls for regulatory simplification.