Sweden's Social Democrat leader Magdalena Andersson plans to ban ministers from trading stocks to prevent conflicts of interest and enforce a strict code of conduct.
Swedish politicians' engagement with PR agencies for ghostwriting sparks ethical concerns and calls for greater transparency, with new lobby register measures forthcoming.
Sweden's economic growth is strong but faces risks from election-year fiscal promises and political debates on budget priorities, prompting calls for sustainable reforms.
Sweden faces higher electricity prices as the restart of the Ringhals 4 nuclear reactor is delayed by over a month amid ongoing nuclear maintenance and other supply pressures.
A minor was arrested after an isolated attempted murder incident at a Gothenburg secondary school with no injuries reported and police assuring safety.
Recent polls show Christian Democrats' Ebba Busch leading in voter confidence, while Magdalena Andersson's support falls sharply just days before Sweden’s elections.
Following Sweden’s historic drop in the 2026 PISA exam scores, political parties propose a range of reforms including banning personal devices in schools, establishing crisis commissions, and stricter discipline to reverse the decline.
Sweden intensifies mental health and suicide prevention campaigns in September 2026, with new initiatives focused on youth support and increased government funding.
ATG and the Swedish Biathlon Federation extend their sponsorship partnership until 2030, launching new fan engagement programs to boost the sport's popularity.
Sweden Democrats face fresh accusations of selling extremist music and infiltration by Putin supporters, prompting political tensions and denials by party leader.
Tensions grow between Sweden's Center Party and Liberals as they clash over potential collaborations with the Left Party and Sweden Democrats ahead of 2026 elections.
The inheritance dispute of the late Count Hans-Gabriel Trolle-Wachtmeister between two noble families has gone to court, focusing on the will's validity and claims of undue influence.
Sweden’s 15-year-olds achieve historic lows in PISA scores, prompting teacher union demands for urgent reforms and sparking debate on causes such as increased screen time.
Mayckel Lahdo debuted for Malmö FF in a scoreless Allsvenskan match, earning praise from coach Gaute Helstrup for his promising impact as Malmö aims to improve their league standing.
Swedish politics faces growing criticism over prioritizing short-term issues and political misconduct, raising alarms about political integrity and public trust.
Robert Weil condemns business leaders' opposition to the wealth tax as fearmongering, while Statskontoret warns of fiscal risks from government tax cuts.
Sweden's 2025 PISA results mark historic lows in student performance, with significant declines in math and reading prompting concerns over educational inequality and screen time impact.
Kenan Busuladžić and Zinedin Smajlović, Swedish-born footballers of Bosnian descent, have opted to represent Bosnia and Herzegovina internationally, reflecting a broader shift among Swedish-Bosnian players.
A large new study shows that three simple lifestyle changes can extend life expectancy by up to nine years, highlighting the power of daily habits for longevity.
Ny Teknik's analysis reveals diverse levels of AI policy development among Sweden’s political parties ahead of the 2026 elections, highlighting crucial debates on AI's societal impact.
Local Swedish politics faces scrutiny on transparency and coalition-building as voters demand honest representation and accountability ahead of vote counting.
Polling shows the Liberals gaining support near the electoral threshold while Social Democrats and Sweden Democrats decline, signaling a shifting political landscape in Sweden.
Ahead of the September 13, 2026 elections in Dalarna, political parties and community groups are actively promoting voter turnout amid reported early voting registration errors affecting thousands nationwide and a new digital voting trial in select districts.
Martin Lorentzon, Spotify's co-founder, warns he will leave Sweden if a proposed billionaire tax is enacted, citing risks to entrepreneurship and investments.
Sweden's August inflation rate disappoints economists, sparking a political debate on household economic conditions between Left Party and Christian Democrats leaders.
Swedish police have ordered the removal of 30 criminal gang recruitment ads from social media, using new legal powers to quickly take down violent job offers.
Sweden has purchased the HIMARS rocket artillery system from the US, enhancing its military range and capabilities while establishing domestic ammunition production and Finnish cooperation.
Sweden tests the SE-Alert emergency alert system by sounding alarms on 2.6 million phones in Stockholm and Gotland, ensuring readiness and highlighting safety concerns for vulnerable populations.
Sweden is advancing women's healthcare through major research initiatives while facing rising stress-related illnesses predominantly impacting women, highlighting a need for intensified efforts.
Swedish regions in 2026 pursue collaborative cultural initiatives to boost community development, inclusivity, and equitable access to culture and recreation.
Svenskt Näringsliv and political opposition clash over the high projected costs and economic impact of abolishing karensavdrag ahead of Sweden's 2026 elections.
Swedish opposition parties face deep divisions and conflicting demands that impede forming a coalition government ahead of the 2026 elections, raising doubts about political stability.
Prominent business leader Jacob Wallenberg warns against a left opposition win, while Sweden Democrats' Gustav Gellerbrant faces scrutiny ahead of Sweden's important election.
Miljöpartiet plans a six kronor per liter fuel price increase to advance Sweden's climate goals, coupled with support measures for vulnerable populations.