Suspicious Incident at Nybro School Raises Alarm
A suspected attempted murder at a school in Nybro has led to widespread concern and police action.
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Söderhamn Murder Investigation Stalls as Police Seek Public Assistance
The police investigation into the Söderhamn murder shows little progress, with appeals for public assistance.
Youth Council Established in Gislaved Municipality to Empower Local Youth
Gislaved municipality announces the establishment of a youth council to empower local youth participation.
Rising Socio-Economic Divides Threaten Sweden's Social Cohesion
Research highlights the escalating socio-economic divides in urban Sweden, threatening societal cohesion.
Umeå Municipality Launches Financial Education Initiative for New Adults
Umeå municipality will educate new adults on financial literacy through informative letters sent to those turning 18 in 2025.
Political Decisions Challenge Preservation of Agricultural Land in Sweden
Swedish committee prioritizes construction over expert advice on agricultural land use, raising environmental concerns.
Swedish Politicians and EU Allies Unite for Baltic Sea Fish Conservation
A coalition of Swedish and EU politicians advocates for Baltic Sea fish conservation efforts.
Swedish Businesses Strengthen Amidst Rising Security Challenges
Swedish businesses are adapting to security challenges with improved resilience and investment growth.
Haparanda Politicians Cut Salaries to Boost Elderly Care Funding
Haparanda politicians cut salaries to support elderly care amid financial difficulties.
Stockholm Sees Improved Patient Care Timeliness Amid Operational Changes
Stockholm achieves 80% compliance in patient wait times for treatments as of April 2025.
Sweden Lowers Terror Threat Level Amid Decreased Risks
Säpo lowers Sweden's terror threat level from four to three, indicating reduced risks.
Attempted Murder Arrest at Fagerslättskolan in Nybro
Police arrest a threatening individual at Fagerslättskolan in Nybro, escalating incident to attempted murder.
Denza Set to Enter Sweden's Luxury Electric Vehicle Market
Denza, BYD's luxury EV brand, prepares to launch in Sweden, targeting top-tier competition in the electric vehicle market.
Season Concert with Live Quiz at GöteborgsOperan Features Måns Nilsson
GöteborgsOperan's concert on June 1 combines opera performances with a live quiz hosted by Måns Nilsson.
Ghost Delivers Maximalist Concert Experience at Saab Arena
Ghost's concert at Saab Arena marked a spectacular start to their 2025 tour with an immersive blend of heavy metal and visual artistry.
Snövit – The Musical Returns to Gärdet This Autumn in a Unique Circus Setting
The iconic musical "Snövit" will return this autumn in a circus tent at Gärdet, Stockholm, featuring a modern twist on the classic fairy tale.
Mattias Alkberg Releases New Single 'Spela Anti Cimex' and Announces Fall 2025 Tour
Mattias Alkberg has released a new single and announced a fall 2025 tour across Sweden and Copenhagen.
William Nylander Shines in First World Championship Appearance as Sweden Advances to Semi-Finals
William Nylander integrates seamlessly into the Swedish national team, making an impactful debut in the World Championship.
Denmark Stuns Canada with Historic Ice Hockey Victory in 2025 World Championship
Denmark achieves a stunning 2-1 victory over Canada in the Ice Hockey World Championship quarter-finals.
Investigation Underway Following Norrköping Explosion
Norrköping sees extensive police investigation following a loud explosion in Smedby.
Skepticism Surrounds Record Drug Bust in Hörnefors as Legal Proceedings Begin
The record 137-kilo drug bust in Hörnefors faces legal scrutiny as defense raises doubts about its legitimacy.
Investigation Underway Following Fatal Taxi Accident in Malmö
Li Johansson, a 58-year-old woman, has died after being struck by a taxi in Malmö, prompting an ongoing police investigation into the incident.
Sweden Lowers Terror Threat Level to Elevated Amid Ongoing Risks
Sweden's Security Police have lowered the national terror threat level from high to elevated, but risks from extremism persist.
Laura Bacete Cano Joins Sveriges Unga Akademi, Aiming to Elevate Plant Research
Laura Bacete Cano appointed to Sveriges unga akademi, focusing on plant research and policy engagement.
Sweden's Unemployment Rate Rises to 8.5% in April 2025
Sweden's unemployment rate rises to 8.5% in April 2025, indicating cautious labor market conditions while highlighting some positive employment trends.
Sia Glass Heightens Security Following Racist Backlash Against Campaign
Sia Glass boosts security after racist backlash against its advertising campaign.
Tre Kronor Triumphs Over Czech Republic in Ice Hockey World Championship Quarterfinal
Tre Kronor secures a 5-2 victory over the Czech Republic in the quarterfinals, advancing to face the USA in the semifinals of the World Championship.
Tesla Owners in Sweden Face Growing Challenges Amid Market Instabilities
Tesla owners in Sweden confront significant challenges related to resale values, repairs, and insurance as market instability grows.
Sweden Faces Crucial Decision on Hosting Major Sports Events
Mikael Peterson urges Sweden to clarify its position on hosting major sports events amidst concerns over funding and democratic values.
Sweden Advances to Semifinals After Defeating Czech Republic 5-2 in World Hockey Championship
Sweden secured a 5-2 victory over Czech Republic, advancing to the semifinals of the 2025 Ice Hockey World Championship.
Caroline Utter Joins Bachelor Sweden 2025: A Journey of Love and Emotion
Caroline Utter shares her excitement and nerves for Bachelor Sweden 2025.
Ghost Delivers a Captivating Performance in Linköping
Ghost's concert in Linköping impresses with its mix of spectacle and emotion.
Record Low Savings for Stockholm Housing Associations Despite Fee Increases
Stockholm housing associations report record low savings despite raising fees by nine percent.
Sverigedemokraterna Calls for Suspension of Stockholm Bus Procurement
Sverigedemokraterna demands a suspension of Stockholm's bus procurement over transparency issues.
Hässleholm Committee Rejects Politician Fee Increases
Hässleholm's personnel committee unanimously rejects proposed fee increases for politicians.
Overtime Pay Dispute in Transport Sector Sparks Political Outrage in Sweden
A Labor Court ruling favors transport drivers' overtime pay, igniting political backlash against Telepass in Sweden.
Political Accountability Under Scrutiny in Sweden's Climate Debate
Criticism of Minister Pourmokhtari raises questions on political accountability in climate policy.
Regional Highlights from Sweden on May 22, 2025
May 22 highlights various local issues across Sweden including crime, transport, and military activities.
Swedish Jewish Community Reacts to Diplomatic Murders in Washington
The Swedish Jewish community expresses shock and concern following the double murder of Israeli diplomats in D.C.
Sweden's Steel Production Declines Nearly 10% in April 2025
Sweden's steel production fell by nearly 10% in April 2025, sparking industry concerns.
Fire Contained at Dåva Waste Facility in Umeå, Emergency Warning Lifted
The fire at the Dåva waste facility in Umeå has been contained, and the emergency alert has been lifted.
Record Low Savings Amidst Rising Fees for Housing Cooperatives
Housing cooperatives in Stockholm face record low savings despite fee increases, prompting concerns for members' financial future.
Private Forest Ownership: A Pillar of Sweden's Rural Economy
The article explores the significant impact of private forest ownership on Sweden's rural economy.
Sweden's Housing Market Faces Dual Challenges of Shortages and Vacancies
Sveriges Allmännytta's report reveals a divided housing market in Sweden, with shortages in cities and rising vacancies in rural areas.
Borås Council Delays Decision on Controversial Water Source Investment
Borås municipal council postpones crucial decision on a 2 billion kronor water project.
Critique of Social Services Escalates in Emilia Murder Case
Social services face criticism for their handling of Emilia's care prior to her murder.
Stockholm Joins Global Effort to End HIV Epidemic with Fast-Track Cities Initiative
Region Stockholm joins the Fast-Track Cities initiative to enhance efforts in ending the HIV epidemic by 2030.
Murder Investigation of Former Police Officer Unfolds in Borlänge
A former police officer was murdered in Borlänge, leading to a significant investigation.
Sweden Enhances NATO's Secure Communication Capabilities through Advanced Technology
Sweden's NATO membership boosts secure communication capabilities through Sectra's advanced technology.
Sweden's Job Matching System Criticized for Inefficiencies and Poor Outcomes
Sweden's job matching system criticized for significant inefficiencies and poor outcomes despite heavy investment.