Leading Physicists Promote Equality at Chalmers Nordic Conference
Chalmers University hosts an inclusive physics lecture featuring Jocelyn Bell Burnell and Jess Wade, promoting diversity and equality in STEM fields.
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Taha Ali's National Team Future Uncertain Due to Injury
Taha Ali faces uncertainty for Sweden's national team call-up amid injury troubles and ongoing medical evaluations.
Hilda Svensson Leads Sweden to a 4-1 Victory Over Czech Republic in Ice Hockey
Hilda Svensson's outstanding performance helps Sweden's women's ice hockey team defeat the Czech Republic 4-1, breaking a recent losing streak and boosting their Olympic season campaign.
Graham Potter Unveils Sweden's National Team with Tactical Refresh and Surprising Picks
New coach Graham Potter reveals Swedish national football team lineup, blending experienced and fresh talent with a clear tactical shift ahead of World Cup qualifiers.
Swedish Parliament Approves Lifting Uranium Mining Ban Amid Environmental Concerns
The Swedish Parliament voted to allow uranium mining from 2026, ending a ban since 2018 amid environmental opposition and debates over municipal veto powers.
Man Shot in Bromma, Stockholm: Police Launch Attempted Murder Investigation
A man was shot in the Bromma district of Stockholm on November 5, 2025, leading to an attempted murder investigation and a police search for suspects who fled the scene by car.
Tidöpartierna Push for Ban on Foreign Ownership of Swedish Schools Amid Security Concerns
The Tidöpartierna coalition urges a fresh investigation into banning foreign ownership of Swedish schools citing security risks and EU legal complexities.
Swedish Parliament Lifts Uranium Mining Ban Amid Sharp Political Divide
Swedish Parliament narrowly passes a controversial measure to lift the uranium mining ban, igniting political and environmental concerns.
Attempted Murder Investigation Launched After Poisoning of Three Uppsala Hospital Employees
Three nurses at Uppsala's Akademiska hospital were poisoned, leading to an ongoing police investigation into attempted murder with no current suspects.
Local Swedish Politicians Face Widespread Threats and Harassment, Highlighted by Court Conviction and Survey
A court ruling and a local survey expose the alarming levels of threats and harassment faced by municipal politicians in Sweden, revealing a growing problem in local political life.
Man Sentenced for Threatening Leading Politicians in Blekinge
A man has been sentenced for threatening and harassing politicians in Blekinge, reinforcing legal protections for public officials in the region.
Riksbank Holds Interest Rate Steady at 1.75%, Eyeing Potential Hike in 2027 Amid Economic Uncertainties
The Riksbank maintains the interest rate at 1.75%, signaling patience amidst mixed economic indicators and differing expert views on future rate moves, with a likely hike not expected until 2027.
Swedish Executives Make Million-Kronor Stock Buys, Signaling Confidence
Top Swedish executives from Boozt and Betsson buy shares worth millions of kronor, signaling strong confidence in their companies’ futures.
Swedish Parliament Lifts Uranium Mining Ban Amid Environmental Protests
Sweden's parliament has lifted the uranium mining ban from 2018 despite environmental protests, aiming to support nuclear power expansion and critical mining operations.
Police Investigate Suspected Poisoning and Attempted Murder at Swedish Care Home and Hospital
Swedish police are investigating suspected poisoning of hospital staff in Uppsala and an attempted murder at a care home in Flen, with ongoing inquiries and no suspects identified yet.
Swedish Police Seize 30 Million SEK in Crime Proceeds and Launch Major Labor Law Enforcement Operation at Stegra
Swedish police seize 30 million SEK in crime proceeds and conduct a major police operation against labor law violations at the Stegra steel plant construction site.
Swedish Supreme Court Acquits Police Officers for Misconduct in Domestic Violence Reporting Case
Sweden's Supreme Court acquitted two police officers of misconduct for failing to report a minor domestic violence incident where the victim declined to press charges.
Sweden Drawn in Strong Group for 2027 Women's World Cup Qualifiers Amid Key Player Injury Concerns
Sweden's women's team faces Italy, Denmark, and Serbia in 2027 World Cup qualifiers while key Swedish player Viktor Gyökeres is sidelined by injury ahead of upcoming men's qualifiers.
Breakthrough Statistics Reveal Trends in Swedish Youth Sports Participation
New detailed data from Riksidrottsförbundet reveals gender, age, and sport-specific trends in Swedish youth sports participation, marking a significant advance in sports statistics.
Sweden Faces Education Support Gaps and Calls for Stronger Integration Policies
Significant differences in school support funding across Swedish municipalities underscore calls from political leaders like Simona Mohamsson for stronger education and integration policies.
West Nile Virus Spreads Northward in Europe with New Cases Reported in Berlin
West Nile virus cases have been detected in Berlin amid rising outbreaks across 14 European countries, highlighting the northward spread driven by climate change.
Municipal Governance Debates Heat Up Over School Surveillance and Council Reductions
Varberg proposes school camera surveillance while Karlskrona’s Liberalerna resist cutting council seats, demanding better analysis.
Debate Intensifies Over Patient Choice and Political Control in Swedish Healthcare
The debate in Sweden heats up over patient choice in healthcare as private clinics show higher patient satisfaction, while home care services face operational crises.
Swedish Industry Embraces Sustainable and Flexible Industrial Spaces with Jens S Transmissioner's Move
Swedish industry is increasingly moving towards sustainable, flexible industrial spaces, with Jens S Transmissioner's relocation to Evolv’s modern facility in Norrköping leading the trend.
Swedish Government Targets Black Friday Price Manipulation Amid New Evidence of Retailer Tactics
Swedish authorities and consumer experts expose widespread price inflation tactics by online retailers ahead of Black Friday, prompting calls for stricter enforcement and possible legal reforms.
Luleå Hockey Reinforces Squad with Ben Tardif Amid Season Struggles
Luleå Hockey responds to their poor start in the SHL by signing forward Ben Tardif from Finnish team Kärpät to bolster their lineup.
Sweden's Women's National Football Team Drawn with Italy, Denmark, and Serbia for 2027 World Cup Qualifiers
Sweden's women's football team will face Italy, Denmark, and Serbia in the 2027 World Cup qualifiers, aiming to build on their 2023 success with a tough group and new Nations League-style format.
Skellefteå AIK Secures Assistant Coach Andreas Falk Through 2029
Andreas Falk extends his assistant coaching role at Skellefteå AIK until 2029, emphasizing stability and long-term commitment amid league success.
Marian Studenic Suspended from 2025 Winter Olympics by Slovak Federation
Marian Studenic has been suspended from Slovakia's 2025 Winter Olympics hockey team following his withdrawal during qualifiers, with implications for team dynamics and future selections.
Nahir Besara Pursues Allsvenskan Top Scorer Title Amid Team Priorities
Nahir Besara leads the Allsvenskan goal-scoring race with 17 goals but prioritizes Hammarby's promotion over personal accolades.
Västerås Woman Murdered Amid History of Domestic Abuse and Controlling Behavior
A Västerås woman was fatally stabbed by her husband amid a history of abuse and control, highlighting failures in protection despite social service involvement.
Men's Lifestyle Choices Shape Epigenetic Inheritance and Fertility Outcomes
New studies reveal how men’s lifestyle choices affect epigenetic inheritance, fertility, and the health of future generations.
Rising School-Related Stress Fuels Mental Health Challenges Among Nordic Youth
Increasing school-related stress is driving a rise in mental health issues among Nordic youth, with academic pressure and uneven support impacting well-being, especially for girls and low achievers.
Sweden Celebrates Culture with Film Honors, Theater Gatherings, and Youth Performances in November 2025
A convergence of cultural events in Sweden this November celebrates film legends, regional theater's societal role, and youth artistic talents.
Swedish Music Icon Karin Glenmark Dies at 73, Leaving a Lasting Legacy
Karin Glenmark, renowned Swedish singer and actress, has died at 73, remembered for her five-decade career, Melodifestivalen participations, and iconic roles in "Chess" and "Les Misérables".
Anja Norman Appointed Head of Stockholmshem’s Building & Technology to Drive Sustainable Construction
Anja Norman has been appointed head of Stockholmshem’s Building & Technology department to lead sustainable construction and technical management efforts.
Six Charged in Shocking Sexual Crimes Against Adults with Intellectual Disabilities
Swedish prosecutors charge six individuals with aggravated rape and fraud involving adults with intellectual disabilities, revealing a systematic and degrading online abuse scheme.
Prosecutor Seeks Prison Terms for Racist Attacks in Stockholm
Four men linked to a far-right group face prison for racist assaults in Stockholm, with the prosecutor demanding lengthy sentences based on hate crime motives.
18-Year-Old Suspect Charged with Planning IS Terrorist Attack in Stockholm
An 18-year-old man has been charged with planning a terrorist attack in Stockholm linked to the Islamic State, with prosecutors emphasizing the high threat posed to Sweden.
Investigation Continues into Honor-Related Murder in Västerås Neighborhood
Four people, including the estranged husband, have been arrested after a woman was murdered in Västerås amid an investigation into a potential honor-related motive.
Growing Municipal Resistance to Sweden's Controversial Voluntary Repatriation Policy
Municipal leaders across Sweden push back against the national voluntary repatriation policy, emphasizing integration and criticizing the political climate around immigration in 2025.
5G Technology Enhances Flexible Business Connectivity in Sweden
5G technology in Sweden is boosting flexible and secure business connectivity, benefiting industries like construction and education with scalable, mobile internet solutions.
Fragmented Regulation Challenges Automotive Industry’s Shift to Connected Vehicles
The automotive industry’s move to connected vehicles faces challenges from fragmented regulatory standards in the EU, prompting industry efforts to simplify compliance and ensure cybersecurity.
Woman Murdered in Västerås; Four Family Members Arrested Including Husband
A stabbing in Västerås resulted in the death of a woman and injury of her son, with four family members arrested including the husband suspected of honor-related motives.
Shein Bans Sale of Child-like Sex Dolls Amid French Outrage and Investigation
Shein has banned the sale of child-like sex dolls after French authorities reported the company, triggering outrage, investigation, and threats of a market ban in France.
Criticism Mounts Over Sweden's Unmonitored International Climate Credit Purchases
Sweden faces criticism for lacking methods to monitor and evaluate its purchase of international emission credits aimed at achieving climate neutrality by 2045.
Elisabeth Thand Ringqvist Named New Center Party Leader Amidst Political Challenges
Elisabeth Thand Ringqvist is set to become the Center Party's new leader, focusing on green liberal policies and opposing Sweden Democrats, amid political challenges and upcoming elections.
Elias Barsoum Emerges as Key Figure in Degerfors IF’s Relegation Battle
Elias Barsoum’s decisive goals have bolstered Degerfors IF's fight to stay in Sweden’s top football league this season.
Adrian Lahdo Scores First Allsvenskan Goal in Hammarby’s Draw Against Degerfors
Adrian Lahdo marks a career milestone by scoring his first Allsvenskan goal during Hammarby IF's 1-1 draw against Degerfors IF, showcasing his rising talent.
Injury Woes Threaten Swedish National Team Ahead of November World Cup Qualifiers
Key injuries to Alexander Isak, Viktor Gyökeres, and Lucas Bergvall pose selection challenges for Sweden's national team ahead of November World Cup qualifiers.
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