Youth and Politicians Rally for UN Climate Resolution as Reality TV Star Turns Green Politician
Pacific island nations push for a UN climate resolution as former reality TV star Agust Helgason enters Swedish politics advocating for green policies.
Latest news (page 47)
Majority of Swedish Homeowners Plan to Use Property for Retirement Income Amid Expert Warnings
Most Swedish homeowners view their properties as crucial for retirement funding, yet experts warn against overreliance on housing wealth due to financial risks and taxes.
Sweden and India Launch Strategic Partnership to Double Trade and Strengthen Cooperation
Sweden and India have launched a strategic partnership to double trade and deepen cooperation in innovation, green transition, and security, marked by Indian PM Narendra Modi's official visit to Sweden.
WHO Declares International Health Emergency Amid Rare Ebola Outbreak in Kongo-Kinshasa and Uganda
WHO has declared an international health emergency due to a rare Bundibugyo Ebola virus outbreak in Kongo-Kinshasa and Uganda, with 246 suspected cases and 80 deaths reported.
Sweden's Eurovision 2026 Performance Marks Worst Result Since 2010 Amidst Health Struggles and Nordic Rivalries
Sweden's Eurovision 2026 entry by Felicia placed 20th amid health challenges and Nordic voting tensions, marking the country's worst result since 2010.
Tre Kronor Dominates Denmark, Young Viggo Björck Makes History at 2026 Hockey World Championship
Tre Kronor leads 5-1 against Denmark at the 2026 Hockey World Championship, with 18-year-old Viggo Björck becoming the youngest Swedish goal scorer in World Championship history.
Experts Warn of Potential Market Crash Amid Rising Interest Rates and Weak Swedish Krona
Rising global interest rates heighten fears of a stock market crash, while Sweden faces a weakening krona and rising government bond yields, impacting mortgages and economic stability.
Key Political Proposals and Controversies Shape Sweden's 2026 Election Campaign
Sweden's 2026 election campaign heats up with contrasting tax plans, immigration debates, and political integrity concerns.
Thousands of Youth Unite in Choir for Mental Health as Public Support for Culture Remains Strong
A youth choir event at Avicii Arena highlights mental health awareness while a survey shows strong public support for cultural funding and its wellness benefits in Sweden.
Sweden's European Spallation Source: The 30 Billion Kronor Supermicroscope Shaping Advanced Research
The European Spallation Source in Lund, Sweden, a 30 billion SEK neutron supermicroscope, is set to revolutionize research by 2028 with wide-ranging European collaboration and advanced scientific applications.
Hammarby Triumphs Over Häcken to Win Svenska Cupen 2026 in Extra Time Drama
Hammarby clinched their third Svenska Cupen title in four years with a 1-0 extra-time win over Häcken, highlighted by Mari Nyhagen's late goal and strong goalkeeping from Melina Loeck.
Innovative Political Engagements Highlight Media Training and Local Voter Interaction in Sweden
Swedish politicians engage voters through local events and the satirical show 'Fördomsshowen', highlighting the importance of media training and public interaction.
Hammarö Upholds Ambitious Renovation Plans Amid Fiscal Debate; Karlskoga Maintains Financial Stability
Hammarö debates funding and scope of Gunnarskärsgården renovation amid fiscal responsibility discussions, while Karlskoga reports stable finances.
Rental to Condominium Conversions Surge Again in Stockholm Housing Market
Stockholm sees a renewed upswing in rental apartments converting to condominiums amid rising housing prices and shifting market dynamics.
Sweden Falls to Canada 5-3 in Thrilling Opener at 2026 Ice Hockey World Championship
Sweden's ice hockey team put up a strong fight but ultimately lost 5-3 to Canada in a closely contested opening match of the 2026 World Championship, highlighted by historic performances from young players.
Sweden's Economy Shows Strong Improvement Amid Positive Indicators and Regulatory Changes
Sweden's economy is exhibiting strong growth signals with key indicators above trend levels and regulatory changes poised to boost consumer spending and business confidence.
Sweden Faces Canada in Opening Match of 2026 Hockey World Championship with Broadcaster and Streaming Options
Sweden opens the 2026 Hockey World Championship against favored Canada on May 15, with Viaplay and bet365 providing broadcast and streaming options for fans.
Swedish Political Divide Widens Over School Meat Guidelines Amid Rising Protein Trend
A political clash over Sweden's school meat guidelines unfolds amidst a growing public protein trend and declining vegetarian interest.
Sweden Champions Youth Mental Health with New Initiatives and Large-Scale Awareness Event
Sweden advances youth mental health through pioneering political initiatives in Halland and a major awareness concert at Avicii Arena involving thousands of young people.
Democratic Engagement Falters in Swedish Disadvantaged Areas Amid Voter Apathy
Low voter turnout and political disengagement in Sweden's disadvantaged areas highlight growing democratic disconnect and citizen frustration.
Swedish Government Eases Second-Hand Rental Rules Amid Speculation Concerns
The Swedish government proposes easier rules for second-hand housing rentals, aiming to increase rental supply but raising concerns about speculative buying and risks for housing cooperatives.
Sweden Advances Nature Conservation with New Reserve and Invasive Species Regulation
Sweden establishes the Fågle nature reserve and enforces its first national regulation against invasive alien species to protect biodiversity.
Liberal Party Proposes Tax Cuts to Double Swedish Billionaires and Boost Economy
The Liberal Party aims to revitalize Sweden's stagnant economy by proposing tax cuts designed to double the country's billionaires and boost entrepreneurship by 2036.
Mjällby Clinches First Swedish Cup Title with Elliot Stroud's Decisive Goal
Mjällby wins its first Swedish Cup title with Elliot Stroud's standout goal and performance in a dramatic final against Hammarby.
Mattias Ekholm Embraces World Championship Despite Olympic Snub and Coaching Tensions
Mattias Ekholm, disappointed over missing the Olympics and past coaching disagreements, commits wholeheartedly to Sweden's 2026 Ice Hockey World Championship campaign with optimism about young team talent.
Security Concerns Force Rethink of Upplands-Bro Power Line Project, Threatening Housing Plans
Security concerns have prompted Svenska kraftnät to replace planned underground cables with overhead power lines in Upplands-Bro, affecting housing plans and drawing political criticism.
Political Trust Shaken in Hagfors After Jens Fischer's Resignation and Transition Support Request
Jens Fischer's resignation and subsequent request for transition support despite a new police job stirs political trust issues in economically challenged Hagfors.
Nordea Revises Sweden's 2026 Growth Forecast Down to 2.6%, Slightly Above Government Estimate
Nordea lowers Sweden's 2026 GDP growth forecast to 2.6%, still above the government's downgraded 2.3% projection amid Middle East conflict concerns.
Swedish Youth Demand Action on Housing Crisis and Economic Struggles
Swedish youth activists call for urgent government action to address the housing crisis and economic hardships facing young people, highlighting proposals for affordable homes and better financial support.
Sweden Faces Tough Opener Against Canada at 2026 Ice Hockey World Championship
Sweden opens the 2026 Ice Hockey World Championship against Canada in Fribourg with a young squad led by captain Oliver Ekman Larsson facing a star-filled Canadian team.
Medical Experts Advise on Persistent Cough and Breastfeeding’s Protective Role Against Asthma
Medical professionals emphasize when to seek care for persistent cough and reveal breastfeeding’s role in reducing childhood asthma risk in Sweden.
Swedish Economy Poised for Growth in 2026 Amid Household Spending Caution, Klarna Shows Unexpected Strength
The IMF forecasts growth for Sweden in 2026, but household caution remains a drag; Klarna reports robust growth despite market challenges, highlighting mixed economic signals.
Serious Incidents at Piteå Spring Cruising Spark Political Outrage
Piteå's spring cruising event saw a surge in violent incidents, eliciting strong condemnations from local politicians who stress the need for better infrastructure and safety measures.
Expert Analysis Favors Mjällby Ahead of 2026 Svenska Cupen Final Against Hammarby
Expert Pär Hansson favors Mjällby to win the 2026 Svenska Cupen final against Hammarby, citing their strong recent form and regained identity as tough contenders.
IMF Highlights Middle East Conflict’s Drag on Sweden’s Economic Growth and Inflation Outlook
The IMF reports the Middle East conflict has slowed Sweden's growth and kept inflation below target, urging cautious monetary policy and targeted government support.
Sweden Announces SEK 17.5 Billion Crisis Package to Tackle Economic Impact of Energy Crisis and Middle East Conflict
The Swedish government plans a 17.5 billion SEK crisis package to counteract energy shortages and inflation amid Middle East tensions, focusing on tax cuts and targeted support.
Scandal-Shaken Sundsvall Election Campaign Amid Investigations of 15 Politicians
Fifteen local politicians in Sundsvall are under investigation in a scandal affecting the local election campaign, causing community unease and political uncertainty.
Sweden Unveils Exciting Lineup for 2026 Ice Hockey World Championship in Switzerland
Sweden has announced a dynamic team for the 2026 Ice Hockey World Championship, featuring NHL additions and young talents as they prepare to face tough opponents in Switzerland starting May 15.
Strong Public Support in Sweden for Increased Cultural Funding in 2026
Survey shows 85% of Swedes support maintaining or increasing funding for museums and libraries, highlighting strong public demand for cultural investment.
Regulatory Hurdles Delay SSAB's Fossil-Free Steel Transition in Oxelösund
SSAB's fossil-free steel project in Oxelösund faces delays due to environmental permit appeals and regulatory complexity, threatening Sweden's emission reduction goals.
Sweden Unveils SEK 17.5 Billion Economic Crisis Package Amid Middle East Conflict Impact
Sweden launches a SEK 17.5 billion economic package to counteract effects of the Middle East crisis, including tax cuts, support for key sectors, and cautious economic measures advised by IMF.
Disparities in Swedish Politicians' Salaries and Housing Choices Stir Criticism
Criticism arises over high political salaries in Vellinge and the contrast between Social Democrats' housing integration policies and their living choices.
New Initiatives Boost Citizen Engagement and Sports Facility Demands Ahead of 2026 Elections
Ahead of the 2026 elections, Swedish municipalities launch new citizen engagement initiatives and respond to demands for more sports facilities for youth.
Swedish Government Unveils 17.5 Billion Kronor Crisis Package to Tackle Energy Crisis Impact
Sweden's government prepares a 17.5 billion kronor crisis package via loans to support key sectors affected by the global energy crisis, with details to be unveiled soon.
Sweden's 2026 World Cup Squad Announced Amid Controversy Over Key Omissions
Sweden's 2026 World Cup squad was announced by coach Graham Potter, who chose balance and team dynamics over star potential, leaving key talents like Roony Bardghji and Hugo Larsson out.
Major Cyberattack on Swedish Universities via Canvas Platform Halted After Hacker Agreement
A cyberattack on the Canvas platform affected over 30 Swedish universities, resulting in data breaches that were halted after an agreement with the hacker group Shinyhunters, though experts warn about the risks of negotiating with criminals.
Swedish National Team Finalizes World Cup 2026 Preparations Amid Safety and Weather Concerns
Sweden finalizes World Cup 2026 squad and preparations amid heat concerns and local safety issues as tournament nears.
Sweden Announces 26-Man Squad for 2026 World Cup, Excluding Kulusevski and Larsson
Sweden finalizes its 26-player squad for the 2026 World Cup, notably excluding Dejan Kulusevski and Hugo Larsson due to injuries and tactical decisions.
Sweden's Economy Shows Growth Amid Hospitality Strength and Crisis Preparedness Concerns
Despite strong exports and hospitality sector gains fueling Sweden's economy in 2026, Unionen warns of inadequate crisis safety nets requiring urgent reform.
Criminal Records of Political Candidates Stir Debate Ahead of Sweden's 2026 Elections
Ahead of Sweden's 2026 elections, investigations reveal tensions over political candidates' criminal records and their impact on voter trust and party acceptance.
The top news stories in Sweden
Delivered straight to your inbox each morning.