SKF Exceeds Expectations with Strong Organic Sales Growth in Q3 2025
SKF reports Q3 2025 organic sales growth more than double consensus estimates, with revenue and profits meeting expectations, signaling strong market performance.
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Sweden Embraces a Vibrant Fall 2025 Cultural Festival Season with Halloween, Christmas Shows, and Streetdance
Sweden's fall 2025 cultural calendar includes diverse Halloween festivities, a festive Christmas show at Harrys, and an international streetdance festival in Örebro.
Inspiring Physical Challenges Fuel Health and Wellness in Sweden
Swedish individuals take on personal fitness challenges—from weight loss bets and endurance races to figure skating at 69—to improve health and inspire wellness.
300 Young Innovators Compete at First Lego League Regional Finals in Stockholm
Over 300 students aged 6 to 16 are set to compete at Tekniska museet in Stockholm in the First Lego League regional finals, promoting STEM skills through innovative robotics challenges.
Linköping University Leads Innovative AI Research Shaping Future Technologies and Gaming
Linköping University is advancing AI research and innovation, influencing future technologies and dynamic gaming experiences enhanced by AI, VR, and blockchain.
Center Party Leader Anna-Karin Hatt Resigns Citing Threats and Hate
Anna-Karin Hatt resigns as Center Party leader due to threats and hate, prompting an urgent leadership election before next year's parliamentary vote.
Think Pink Executives Convicted in Major Economic Crime Trial Linked to Sweden’s Largest Environmental Scandal
Three executives from Think Pink were convicted of economic crimes related to massive illegal waste dumping across Sweden in the nation's largest environmental crime trial.
Prime Minister Kristersson Faces Criticism Over Private Use of Official Residences
Swedish PM Kristersson faces opposition backlash and media dispute over family hosting private events in official residences, fueling ethics debate.
Pedophile Hunter Group Members Convicted for Assault and Child Pornography in Örnsköldsvik
Five members of a vigilante pedophile hunter group in Örnsköldsvik were convicted for assault and one for filming minors, exposing criminal behavior within the group.
Two Swedish Citizens Charged with Terrorism for Embassy Grenade Attacks
Two Swedish citizens have been charged with terrorism after grenade attacks on the Israeli embassy in Copenhagen in October 2024 caused significant damage but no injuries.
Rögle Tops SHL Standings After Key Wins While Djurgården Breaks Away Victory Drought
Rögle claims top spot in SHL as Djurgården scores first away win against Växjö in six years, marking pivotal developments in league standings.
Young Swedish Footballers Shine Despite Defeat to Spain
Sweden's young players earned praise for their courageous performances in a Nations League semifinal loss to Spain, highlighting a promising generational shift within the women's national football team.
Sweden Narrowly Defeated by Spain in Nations League Semi-final, Set for Third Place Play-off
Sweden lost 1-0 to Spain in the Nations League semi-final second leg, concluding with a 5-0 aggregate defeat, and will now compete for third place.
Man Dies After Falling into Tank in Skövde Industrial Area
A man died in a workplace accident after falling into a tank in Skövde; police have opened an investigation with no signs of criminal activity.
Sweden's Wealthiest 0.1% Surge Carbon Emissions Despite National Climate Goals
Oxfam Sweden reports a 44% increase in emissions from the richest 0.1%, vastly outpacing other groups and risking Sweden's climate targets.
Swedish Real Estate Leaders Double Down on Investments Amid Market Challenges
Key Swedish real estate firms Obos and Balder are expanding investments and adapting strategies amid economic downturn, anticipating market recovery.
Experts Warn of Higher Electricity Prices This Winter Amid Gas Market Strain and Hydropower Limits
Electricity experts note gas market constraints and hydropower bottlenecks could push Sweden's winter electricity prices higher in 2025, though government price caps likely remain intact.
Swedish Small Businesses and Youth Entrepreneurs Face Regulatory and Economic Hurdles
Sweden's small businesses face growing regulatory burdens amid slowing growth and rising bankruptcies, while youth entrepreneurship ambitions are hindered by resource barriers and uncertain futures.
Mixed Quarterly Performance for Swedish Industrial Giants Alfa Laval and VBG
Alfa Laval faces reduced orders while VBG reports growth across all divisions in their latest quarterly financial results, reflecting divergent trends in Sweden's industrial sector.
Rising Hate and Threats Target Swedish Politicians Amid Recent Political Shifts
Recent political shifts in Swedish municipalities have led to intensified hate and threats against politicians, with female politicians facing disproportionate harassment, threatening democracy.
Sweden Falls to Spain in Nations League Semifinal, Eyes Third-Place Match
Sweden was defeated by Spain in the Nations League 2025 semifinal with an aggregate score of 5-0, but coach Tony Gustavsson focused on youth integration as the team prepares for the third-place match.
Caroline Seger Takes Helm as Football Chief at FC Rosengård Amid Relegation Threat
Caroline Seger is appointed football chief at FC Rosengård to lead the club through a relegation crisis in the 2025 Damallsvenskan season.
Peter Abrahamsson Announces Retirement After Nearly a Decade with BK Häcken
BK Häcken goalkeeper Peter Abrahamsson retires after a decade of success, citing injury and reflecting on his legacy with the club.
Sweden and Finland Push EU to Relax Forestry Climate Rules Amid Economic Concerns
Sweden and Finland urge the EU to relax forestry climate regulations to protect their economies, with the EU indicating possible concessions amid environmental and economic challenges.
Sweden's Skellefteå Rape Conviction Spurs Calls for Deportation Law Changes
The controversial non-deportation of an 18-year-old convicted rapist in Skellefteå has triggered political debates and proposed legal reforms in Sweden and the EU.
Swedish Municipalities Push Back Against Government’s Voluntary Repatriation Initiative
Several Swedish municipalities reject the government's voluntary repatriation plan, citing local needs to retain residents amid demographic challenges, prompting criticism from national politicians.
Gang-Linked Shooting in Södertälje Leads to Murder Charges Against Two Suspects
Two suspects with prior drug convictions face murder and aiding charges after a gang-related shooting in Södertälje killed an 18-year-old, linked to local gang conflicts.
SMHI Admits Weather Warning for Ångermanland Flood Was Too Weak
SMHI reflects on insufficient weather warning for September floods in Ångermanland following a fatality and infrastructure damage.
Uppsala School Employee Sentenced for Sexual Offenses Against Minors
A Uppsala school worker in his 60s was sentenced to nearly four years for sexual offenses against 16 elementary school girls, including assault and child pornography offenses committed between 2023 and 2025.
Storytel Reports Strong Q3 2025 Profit Surge with Record EBITDA
Storytel's Q3 2025 results show a strong profit increase with record EBITDA and higher margins, signaling operational success.
Sweden Faces Economic Aftershocks Following a Decade of Low Interest Rates
Sweden's economy wrestles with the aftermath of a decade of low interest rates as households and the housing market adjust to rising borrowing costs and a new financial reality.
Swedish Logistics Industry Accelerates Sustainable Innovations in Last-Mile Delivery and Supply Chains
Swedish logistics companies are rapidly adopting sustainable practices in last-mile delivery, smart warehousing, and fuel diversification to meet climate goals and enhance customer experience.
Dalarnas Holds Its First Funkisfullmäktige to Boost Disability Inclusion in Politics
Dalarnas inaugural funkisfullmäktige gathered politicians and people with disabilities to discuss accessibility challenges and amplify disability voices in political discourse.
Moderaterna Proposes to Remove Thesis Requirement for Nursing Degrees to Emphasize Practical Training
Sweden's Moderaterna party proposes scrapping the nursing thesis to prioritize practical training, sparking debate with professional organizations.
Outrage Over Court's Lenient Sentence and Deportation Decision in Skellefteå Rape Case
The Skellefteå rape case has stirred public and political outcry over a lenient court sentence and refusal to deport the convicted attacker, prompting calls for legal reform.
EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen Praises Nordic Preparedness in Security and Crisis Cooperation
EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen praised Nordic countries as a leading example in security and crisis preparedness during a meeting with Nordic leaders in Stockholm.
Swedish Municipalities Reject Government's Voluntary Repatriation Policy Amid Political Tensions
Several Swedish municipalities, including Växjö and Jokkmokk, have rejected the government’s voluntary immigrant repatriation initiative, sparking political debate and criticism from the Sweden Democrats over funding and moral responsibility.
Sweden Opposes EU's Baltic Sea Fishing Quota Agreement Amid Environmental Concerns
Sweden has opposed the EU's new Baltic Sea fishing quotas, warning that the agreement endangers fish stocks and threatens ecological and economic sustainability.
Gais Edges Closer to European Football with Win Over Brommapojkarna
Gais' 2-0 victory over Brommapojkarna puts them on the brink of securing European competition next season, with only one win needed in their final two matches.
Hammarby's Historic Away Victory Over Malmö Secures Second Place in Allsvenskan 2025
Hammarby ends a 17-year losing streak with a 3-1 away win against Malmö FF, securing second place in Allsvenskan 2025 amid a dominant season finish.
Tony Gustavsson Plans Major Lineup Changes After 0-4 Loss to Spain
Following a heavy 0-4 loss to Spain, Sweden's coach Tony Gustavsson plans major lineup changes focusing on youth for the Nations League return match in Gothenburg.
Explosion in Biskopsgården, Göteborg Prompts Evacuation and Police Investigation
A minor explosion in Biskopsgården, Göteborg led to building evacuation and a police probe into the cause involving a suspicious object.
Climate Deniers' Use of Scientific Mimicry and Visual Narratives Revealed in New Study
A study exposes how climate deniers in Sweden imitate scientific visuals and language to undermine climate activists and spread misinformation.
Energifonden Sverige Boosts Investor Interest with New Energy Sector Bonds in 2025
Energifonden Sverige launches new fixed-interest bonds in 2025, attracting investors after strong financial results and offering stable returns in the energy sector.
Swedish Football Faces Criticism Over Player Nomination Absence and Coaching Disputes
The absence of Swedish players in the 2025 World XI, Malmö FF's recent defeat, and coaching disputes are fueling a broader debate about Swedish football’s direction and leadership.
Sweden's Women's Football Team Revamps Lineup After Heavy Defeat to Spain
After a heavy 0-4 defeat to Spain, Sweden's women's national football coach Tony Gustavsson is making extensive lineup changes, emphasizing youth and future World Cup preparation.
Sweden Unveils Most Experienced Women’s Handball World Championship Squad with One Debutant
Sweden announces its highly experienced women’s handball squad for the 2025 World Championship, featuring debutant Thea Kylberg and a strategic selection of players focused on a medal run.
Major Power Outage Affects 20,000 Households in Central Stockholm
Central Stockholm experienced a major power outage affecting 20,000 households tonight, with technical faults halting automatic grid switching and emergency services responding to elevator entrapments.
Bird Flu Forces Culling of 28,000 Turkeys in Skåne, Sweden
An avian flu outbreak in Tomelilla, Skåne has led to the culling of around 28,000 turkeys and new poultry restrictions in southern Sweden.
Severe Shortage of Qualified Special Education Teachers Spurs Government Probe in Sweden
Sweden is tackling a severe shortage of qualified special education teachers in adapted schools through a government investigation and planned education reform.
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