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Widespread Telia Service Disruptions Paralyze Communications and Retail in Sweden on December 9, 2025
Massive Telia disruptions on December 9, 2025, cripple communications, emergency lines, healthcare, and retail payments across Sweden.
Swedish Royal Court Confirms Princess Sofia's Meetings with Jeffrey Epstein
Swedish royal court confirms Princess Sofia met Jeffrey Epstein multiple times in 2005, supported by leaked emails linking Sofia and Epstein through a Swedish financier.
Tidö Party Leaders Hold Strängnäs Meeting Amid Continued Government Formation Disputes
Tidö party leaders met in Strängnäs to discuss election strategies and government formation, yet disagreements persist, particularly regarding Sverigedemokraterna's role.
Former Social Democrat Politician Convicted of Rape Faces New Detention Request
A former Social Democrat politician convicted of rape is facing renewed detention, highlighting legal and political challenges in Sweden.
Widespread Threats Against Swedish Politicians in 2024 Raise Alarms Ahead of Election Year
A 2024 report shows one in four Swedish politicians faced threats and harassment, influencing their political actions and raising concerns ahead of the 2026 election year.
Sweden's Sea Technology Advances Floating Port Terminals to Transform Shipping Industry
Swedish Sea Technology's floating modular ports offer a rapid, eco-friendly alternative to traditional land-based terminals, with notable interest from Vietnam and potential in Gothenburg.
EU Pharmaceutical Regulations Raise Investor Concerns Over Sweden’s Investment Climate
Investor Patrick Horber warns that EU pharmaceutical regulations could drive investment capital away from Sweden without stable, long-term regulatory clarity.
Sweden's Electric Vehicle Transition Faces Hurdles as Initial Subsidy Falls Short
Sweden's initial electric vehicle subsidy failed to meet targets, prompting increased financial incentives and new initiatives focusing on rural and low-income residents.
Swedish Companies Face Lowest EU State Aid While Municipal Housing Struggles Economically
Swedish companies receive the lowest EU government support while municipal housing companies face mounting economic pressures due to inflation, aging stock, and rising costs.
26-Year-Old Man Sentenced to 18 Years for Murdering Ambulance Worker Helena Löfgren
Liam Hast was sentenced to 18 years for murdering ambulance worker Helena Löfgren in Harmånger, raising urgent debates about emergency personnel safety in Sweden.
Ardalan Shekarabi Criticizes Government's Handling of Unemployment, Calls for Labor Minister's Dismissal
Social Democrat Ardalan Shekarabi sharply criticizes Sweden's government for passive handling of rising unemployment and demands replacement of labor minister.
Richard Herrey Resigns from Moderaterna Amid Nomination Disputes
Richard Herrey resigns from Moderaterna over disputes regarding his low ranking on the party’s electoral list for the 2026 elections.
Study Reveals Stagnation and Decline in Swedish Students' Performance from Grade 8 to 9
New Skolverket study shows some Swedish students in grade 9 stagnate or decline academically, widening achievement gaps despite earlier improvements in lower grades.
Tidö Coalition Leaders Convene in Strängnäs to Strategize Ahead of 2026 Swedish Elections
Leaders of the Tidö coalition met in Strängnäs to set the stage for the 2026 elections amid internal tensions and discussions on key policy priorities.
Swedish Goalie Dennis Hildeby Secures First NHL Shutout, Leading Maple Leafs to Victory
Dennis Hildeby achieved his first NHL shutout in a 2-0 Toronto Maple Leafs win against Tampa Bay, marking a key milestone in his budding career.
Controversies Surge Around Swedish Sports Figures in December 2025
December 2025 sees Swedish sports figures embroiled in controversies spanning social media, esports politics, and a violent criminal incident linked to football agents.
Frida Karlsson's 600,000 kronor Roller Ski Treadmill Investment for Olympic Glory
Swedish skier Frida Karlsson invests over 600,000 kronor in a high-tech roller ski treadmill to boost her Olympic training and ambitions.
Oskarshamn Nuclear Plant to Shut Down for Nine Days Due to Process Water Anomalies
The Oskarshamn nuclear power plant will be temporarily shut down from December 11 to 20 to address minor anomalies detected in the process water system, with assurances of no immediate safety risks.
Victims of Hallands Hospital Sperm Theft Demand Damages After DNA Revelations
Victims of a decades-old sperm theft case at Hallands hospital demand damages after DNA tests revealed unknown family ties.
Government Dental Care Subsidies in Sweden Fail to Lower Patient Costs, Benefit Dentists Instead
A Riksrevisionen review shows Sweden's dental subsidies mainly benefit dental providers through higher prices rather than reducing patient costs.
Swedish Talent Shines with Golden Globe Nominations for Skarsgård and Göransson
Stellan Skarsgård and Ludwig Göransson earn Golden Globe nods, highlighting Swedish excellence in acting and film music.
Swedish Municipalities Boost Youth Engagement with Cultural and Recreational Funding During Christmas Break
Piteå and Kalix municipalities enhance youth cultural and recreational programs with multimillion SEK funding and free Christmas activities, supporting community engagement and wellbeing.
Sweden Faces Health System Pressures: Psychological Stress, Critical Blood Shortages, and Healthcare Staff Uncertainty
Sweden confronts mental health pressures, critical blood shortages in Västra Götaland, and healthcare staff uncertainties ahead of Christmas.
Swedish Christmas TV 2025: Julkalendern Dominates Ratings as Christer Sjögren Headlines SVT's Jul – allsång på Skansen
Julkalendern’s ‘Tidstjuven’ leads Sweden’s 2025 Christmas TV ratings while SVT’s Jul – allsång på Skansen stars Christer Sjögren and others in a festive special.
Leading Fusion Scientist Highlights Breakthrough Set to Revolutionize Electricity Costs
Thomas Sunn Pedersen points to a breakthrough in fusion energy nearing commercial viability, promising cleaner, cheaper electricity.
2025 Nobel Prize in Chemistry Awarded for Breakthrough in Metal-Organic Frameworks
Omar Yaghi and colleagues receive the 2025 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for developing metal-organic frameworks, materials with vast molecular absorption capabilities and transformative scientific potential.
Vaekstkapital Revolutionizes Alternative Investments with Own Capital Commitment and Regional Expansion
Vaekstkapital is transforming Sweden's alternative investment market by investing its own capital first, expanding aggressively into Bulgaria and North Macedonia, and emphasizing transparency and strong returns.
Swedish Cleantech Firm Medclair Targets Tenfold Revenue Growth with Unique Nitrous Oxide Solution
Medclair aims to grow revenue tenfold by expanding its innovative nitrous oxide capture technology across key global markets while supporting climate and healthcare safety.
Clash Between Politicians and School Leadership Over School Visit Policies and Childcare Neglect Allegations in Sweden
Conflicts escalate between politicians and school leaders over youth organization visits in Kungsbacka, alongside child neglect allegations involving a Social Democratic politician in Ljungby.
Luleå Municipality Approves SEK 6.8 Million in Political Party Funding for 2026
Luleå municipal executive committee has allocated SEK 6.8 million to political parties in 2026 to support their local democratic work.
Bomb Squad Responds to Car Fire in Jordbro Amid Explosion Concerns
A car fire in Jordbro led to a bomb squad response amid fears of an explosion, with pyrotechnics identified as the likely cause.
Kalle Karlsson Appointed as Hammarby's New Head Coach, Signaling Potential Tactical Shifts
Kalle Karlsson has taken over as Hammarby IF’s head coach, sparking expectations for strategic and player-related changes as he embarks on a three-year tenure.
Key HV71 Player Andreas Borgman Out for Several Weeks Amid Injury Struggles
HV71's defenseman Andreas Borgman will miss several weeks due to injury, adding to the team's ongoing struggles and low standing in the SHL.
Mikael Lustig Takes Over as Interim Sports Director at Västerås SK
Mikael Lustig has been named interim sports director at Västerås SK as the club seeks a permanent replacement following Kalle Karlsson's departure.
Tony Gustavsson Suspended for World Cup Qualifier; Swedish FA to Appeal
Swedish women's team coach Tony Gustavsson has been suspended for the first World Cup qualifier after a red card incident; the Swedish FA is appealing the decision to UEFA.
Man Arrested for Four Attempted Murders in Boden Knows the Victims
A man suspected of four attempted murders in Boden is known to the victims, who are all in stable condition as investigations continue.
Political Backlash in Norsjö Over Abolished Track Change Policy Affecting Asylum Seekers
The abolition of Sweden's track change policy has sparked political criticism in Norsjö, where affected asylum seekers face forced departures and municipalities fear population decline.
PostNord Cuts Emissions by 60,000 Tons, Aiming for Fossil-Free Transport by 2030
PostNord has reduced greenhouse gas emissions by 60,000 tons through renewable diesel and electric vehicles, targeting fossil-free operations by 2030.
Surgical Science Revises Financial Targets and Strategy Following Key Agreement Termination
Surgical Science revises its 2026 financial targets and strategy after losing a key agreement, focusing on stable growth and profitability.
Sweden's Medium-Sized Companies Lead Economic Recovery with Rising Investment and Profit Expectations
Medium-sized Swedish companies are leading the country's economic recovery with increased investment and margin optimism, bolstered by strong forecasts for firms like Systemair.
Woman Arrested and Hospital Security Tightened Following Poisoning at Akademiska Children's Clinic
A 60-year-old employee has been arrested for suspected poisoning of four colleagues at Uppsala's Akademiska hospital, prompting heightened security and a police investigation.
Woman Arrested for Poisoning Four at Uppsala's Akademiska Hospital Children's Clinic
A woman in her sixties has been arrested for poisoning four people at Uppsala's Akademiska Hospital children's clinic, causing serious illness and fear among staff.
Bus Driver's Medical Emergency Causes Fatal Accident in Östermalm
A bus accident in Östermalm caused by the driver losing consciousness due to illness resulted in three fatalities; investigations continue by Swedish authorities.
Four Lundsberg Students Convicted in Preplanned Assault Case Revealing School’s Violent Hierarchy
Four Lundsberg students convicted for a planned assault revealing violent hierarchical culture at the boarding school.
Heightened Vigilance and New Normal in School Violence Prevention Post-Örebro Massacre
Authorities in Sweden report a sustained high level of concern over potential school attacks following the horrific mass murder in Örebro, leading to daily threat reports and intensified preventive measures.
Swedish Government Faces Legal Challenge Over Controversial Wolf Hunting License
Sweden faces legal and EU backlash as environmental groups challenge government plans for a licensed hunt of endangered wolves.
Sweden Embarks on Major Naval Shift with Acquisition of Large Modern Frigates
Sweden plans to acquire large multi-role frigates by 2030, marking a major shift in its naval defense strategy.
Swedish Migration Law Reforms Spark Backlash Over Deportations of Established Families
Sweden's migration law changes, eliminating 'spårbyte' and raising permit salary requirements, are prompting deportations of well-integrated families and triggering political and community backlash.
Study Links Social Media Use to Declining Concentration in Children
Karolinska Institute study finds social media use linked to declining concentration in children, unlike TV or gaming, with potential ties to increased ADHD risk.
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