Unprecedented Heatwaves Projected for Southern Sweden
Southern Sweden is bracing for unprecedented heatwaves, with temperatures possibly surpassing 40°C by 2050.
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Sweden Halts Funding for UNRWA Amid Gaza Humanitarian Crisis
Sweden has stopped funding UNRWA, raising humanitarian concerns amid the Gaza crisis.
Calls for Resignation of SD Politician Following Confrontation with Journalist
Bruno Bergström of the Sweden Democrats faces resignation calls after confronting a reporter linked to criminal motorcycle gangs.
Sala Kommun Faces Severe Economic Crisis Amid Political Mismanagement
Sala kommun's financial crisis highlights causes of political mismanagement and impacts on local services.
Sweden Sees 5.8% Surge in Greenhouse Gas Emissions Driven by Transport and Diesel Use
Sweden reports a 5.8% rise in greenhouse gas emissions, primarily driven by transport and diesel use.
Live Hand Grenades Discovered at Humlemadskolan in Burlöv
A security incident at Humlemadskolan in Burlöv involved the discovery of live hand grenades, leading to police action and student safety measures.
Think Tank Calls for Increased Investment to Tackle Swedish Unemployment
Katalys urges Sweden to boost public investment to reduce unemployment and economic inequality.
One in Three Adults in Stockholm County Affected by Chronic Pain
A new survey shows that chronic pain affects 37% of adults in Stockholm County.
Svenska kraftnät Plans Major Upgrade to Enhance Electricity Transmission Capacity
Svenska kraftnät announces a major investment to boost electricity transmission capacity in Sweden by 800 MW by 2029.
Sweden's Decline in EU Gender Equality Leadership Following Policy Changes
A study highlights Sweden's decline in EU gender equality leadership after the abolition of its feminist foreign policy.
Northern Sweden Calls for Fair Regulations to Support Green Growth
Northern Swedish leaders push for regulatory fairness and support for green growth initiatives.
Sweden to Transition to Advanced FRMCS for Railway Communications
Sweden plans to transition from GSM-R to FRMCS, enhancing railway communications with 5G technology.
Gender Disparity in Swedish Military Conscription Amid Buildup
Sweden's military service shows growing male conscripts but stagnant female numbers during expansion.
Sweden Summons Israeli Ambassador Amid Escalating Gaza Humanitarian Crisis
Sweden's government summons the Israeli ambassador as a strong diplomatic response to the Gaza humanitarian crisis.
Kristianstad Set to Host Major Boxing Gala in Fall 2025
Kristianstad will host a boxing gala organized by Armand Krajnc in fall 2025, promising a full entertainment experience.
Return of Audiovisual Concert '1900' Set for Autumn 2025
The acclaimed audiovisual concert '1900' returns for a tour in autumn 2025 after a successful spring.
Swedish Alpine Ski Team Embarks on Rebuilding After Internal Crisis
The Swedish alpine ski team is rebuilding after a crisis marked by financial issues and athlete dissatisfaction.
Teacher Faces Deportation Risk After Years of Service in Sweden
Yadan Song faces deportation risk after ruling on insufficient work history in Sweden.
Surge in Student Expulsions at Swedish Universities Due to AI Cheating
Swedish universities face rising student expulsions due to AI cheating, with 20 students expelled from Stockholms universitet in 2025 alone.
Tim, Facing Deportation, Granted Permanent Residency in Sweden
Tim, a child facing deportation, receives permanent residency in Sweden, relieving his family's anxiety.
Hundreds of Thousands of Children in Sweden Grow Up in Families with Substance Abuse, Facing Limited Support
Junis report reveals alarming gaps in support for children in Sweden affected by parental substance abuse.
Sweden Democrats Politicians Linked to Criminal Motorcycle Gangs
Sweden Democrats politicians face scrutiny over support for criminal motorcycle gangs.
Uppsala Healthcare Faces Deficit Amid Resource Challenges
Uppsala healthcare leaders address significant funding deficits and resource allocation challenges.
Strategies to Retain Young Politicians in Swedish Politics
Political parties in Sweden need to improve support for young politicians to reduce resignations.
SL Faces Significant Financial Challenges Due to Declining Ridership in 2025
SL anticipates over 130 million SEK loss in ticket revenues in 2025 due to decreased ridership.
Former Employees Allege Systemic Neglect in Evidensia Veterinary Clinics
Investigative reports reveal alarming neglect of animals at Evidensia veterinary clinics, as shared by former employees.
Rising Trend of Colombian Women in Sex Work Uncovered by Swedish Police
Swedish police report a disturbing increase in Colombian women forced into sex work, linked to organized crime.
LO Proposes Shortened Workweek in Sweden to Modernize Workforce
The LO proposes a reduction in Sweden's workweek to improve worker well-being and productivity.
Local Celebrations Planned for Sweden's National Day 2025
Sweden prepares for National Day celebrations with community events across multiple municipalities on June 6, 2025.
Mikael Backlund Sets Olympic Sights After World Championship Triumph
Mikael Backlund aims for Olympic selection after World Championship success.
Linda Sembrant Announces Retirement from Swedish National Team After EM
Linda Sembrant retires from Swedish national football team after EM announcement.
Debate Intensifies Over Proposal to Ban Clone Clubs in Swedish Football
The Swedish Football Association's proposal to ban clone clubs in football faces criticism from BK Häcken's manager, highlighting potential setbacks for the sport.
Sweden Democrats Politician Resigns Amid Organized Crime Ties
A Sweden Democrats politician has resigned over his ties to organized crime following a murder connected to his actions.
Volvo Optimistic About Future Despite Restructuring Challenges
Volvo Cars remains optimistic about its future amid significant restructuring efforts, retaining key design capabilities in Gothenburg.
Region Reports Unexpected Economic Surge in 2025
The region experiences surprising economic growth in 2025, despite tax increases and cost cuts.
LO Pushes for Reduced Working Hours as Feasible Solution for Swedish Workforce
The Swedish Trade Union Confederation (LO) advocates for reduced working hours, stating it's financially feasible as unions prepare for negotiations.
Sweden Summons Israel's Ambassador Amid Gaza Humanitarian Crisis
Sweden summons Israel's ambassador over Gaza humanitarian crisis, calls for EU sanctions.
Volvo Cars Announces 2,000 Job Cuts in Sweden Amid Economic Challenges
Volvo Cars announces cutting 2,000 jobs in Sweden due to economic challenges.
Scammers Target Swedish Pensioners as Regulatory Actions Intensify
Swedish pensioners face significant fraud losses as regulators impose fines for deceptive lottery practices.
Markus Lindgren Announces Departure from Politics After Upcoming Elections
Markus Lindgren announces his departure from politics after the upcoming elections, ending nearly nine years of service.
Sweden Democrats Politicians Resign Amid Hells Angels Controversy
Erik Vessby and Anna Gustafsson from the Sweden Democrats resign after links to Hells Angels emerge.
Right-Wing Politicians Demand Accountability from Socialdemokraterna Following Lottery Fine
Swedish Social Democrats criticized for lottery irregularities and a fine of three million SEK.
Swedish Labor Court Rules in Favor of Dockworkers’ Strikes
Swedish Labor Court supports dockworkers' strikes as legal amid employer objections.
Stockholm Stock Exchange Soars Following Extended US Tariff Pause
The Stockholm Stock Exchange rises 1.5% after Trump announces a pause on EU tariffs until July 9.
Region Östergötland Unveils Economic Recovery Plan Post-Deficit
Östergötland plans economic recovery after previous deficits and layoffs.
Volvo Cars Announces Major Layoffs as Part of Restructuring Efforts
Volvo Cars is set to lay off 3,000 employees globally, including 1,200 in Sweden, as part of a major restructuring plan amid difficult market conditions.
Experts Warn of Economic Crisis Due to Declining Freedom in Sweden
Concerns rise over Sweden's declining economic freedom and potential crises due to political regulation.
Debate Intensifies Over Electricity Pricing Fairness in Northern Sweden
Northern leaders call for fairer electricity pricing that reflects regional energy contributions.
Swedish Government Proposes Revocation of Citizenship for Gang Criminals
Swedish government proposes citizenship revocation for gang criminals affecting about 1,100 individuals.
Court Sentences Four for Major Fraud Against Pensioners in Sweden
Court issues sentences in a major fraud case targeting pensioners, impacting over 2000 victims in Sweden.