Amid rising oil prices and currency instability in 2026, Swedish experts urge individuals to manage finances proactively by assessing budgets, cutting fixed costs, and creating savings buffers.
The Climate Policy Council warns Sweden is unlikely to meet its 2030 and 2040 climate targets due to weakening policies, especially in transport and energy sectors, urging immediate corrective action.
Swedish Paralympians face both competitive challenges and systemic barriers, prompting calls for improved support and accessibility in para-sports.
During the 2026 Women's Curling World Championship, Sweden defeated China 9-4 in a match marked by a Chinese player’s injury and key Swedish performances, bolstering Sweden’s playoff hopes.
Sweden faces rising inflation and economic uncertainty in 2026 due to the Middle Eastern conflict's impact on energy prices and currency, prompting a cautious Riksbank stance on interest rates.
Region Stockholm receives over 230 million SEK to enhance women's health services in 2026, while Finland hosts expert roundtable to address systemic women's health challenges.
Uppsala University research links social media pressure to rising mental health issues among young Swedish women, emphasizing career stress as a key factor.
Sweden advances autonomous vehicle testing in Filipstad amid global EV innovations by Geely, XPENG, and Audi pushing technology and range boundaries.
Sweden's emissions-intensive industries risk losing 160,000 jobs amid insufficient climate policies, while older engineers face rising unemployment and underutilization, prompting calls for better industrial and workforce strategies.
Sweden progresses with a landmark AI training center and a multi-billion kronor campus renovation at Luleå tekniska universitet, tackling energy and construction challenges.
As Sweden trails by just five points to France at the Biathlon World Cup finals, the Swedish women's team aims for a historic first Nations Cup victory in Oslo.
Sweden has announced its diverse squad for the 2026 World Cup playoffs, focusing on team cohesion and strategic depth to secure qualification.
Sweden's Team Wranå kicks off the Women's Curling World Championship with a 9-4 win over China, showcasing their elite status and setting the stage for key upcoming matches.
Key Liberal Party figures leave over the party's new openness to Sweden Democrat cooperation, highlighting significant internal turmoil.
Sweden's new credit easing measures approved in March 2026 are invigorating the housing market with rising prices and faster sales, alongside upcoming accounting reforms for housing associations.
Rising energy prices from the Middle East conflict challenge Sweden's economic recovery and complicate Riksbank's interest rate decisions.
A man was seriously injured in a mid-day shooting in Halmstad, which led to two arrests for attempted murder and weapons offenses, with the victim reported stable and communicative.
Sweden will face Ukraine in the World Cup playoff without Alexander Isak and Dejan Kulusevski due to injuries, with squad adjustments made ahead of the crucial matches.
Sweden's coach Graham Potter has revealed a playoff squad missing key injured stars but boosted by promising newcomers for the vital World Cup qualification matches against Ukraine.
Birgitta Ohlsson's switch from Liberal to Centerpartiet is celebrated as a major gain for Sweden's liberal political center, boosting the party's strength and social liberal identity.
The proposal by Sweden's Social Democrats to ban religious preschools has drawn criticism for unfairly targeting Christian schools and potentially increasing intolerance, sparking debate on the role of religion in education.
The Middle East conflict disrupts oil transport and raises inflation risks, but Swedish economists remain cautiously optimistic about interest rates and economic stability.
Sweden's 2026 tax return filing starts March 17 with new deduction limits and important deadlines announced by Skatteverket.
Sweden plans to expand sustainable food production, creating jobs and enhancing food security while reducing environmental impacts amid global challenges.
A new poll shows most Swedes reject US and Israeli attacks on Iran and strongly oppose Swedish military support.
A woman’s six-month wait and complaint dismissal highlight systemic issues in prioritizing women’s health care in Västerbotten, Sweden.
Nvidia's new DLSS 5 AI technology for video game faces receives criticism and mockery from gamers and developers alike, despite its advanced graphical capabilities.
Sweden's women's curling team secured a dramatic 8-6 win in a tiebreaker against Scotland at the 2026 World Championship, with skip Isabella Wranå showing nerves but leading the team to a critical victory.
Sweden battles multiple injuries ahead of key 2026 World Cup playoff matches against Ukraine and possibly Poland or Albania, with squad announcements and preparations underway.
Housing plans in Bro municipality are causing political division and emotional conflict among local politicians ahead of a crucial council decision.
Sweden's women's curling team reclaimed momentum with a 7-4 victory against Australia at the 2026 World Championship in Calgary after mixed results in earlier matches.
The Liberal Party in Sweden experiences internal conflict and leadership challenges over their new alliance with the Sweden Democrats, affecting party membership and direction ahead of the 2026 elections.
Nordea plans to cut 1,500 jobs between 2026 and 2027 to reach 600 million euros in cost savings by 2030, affecting about five percent of its workforce.
Novo Nordisk challenges TLV’s subsidy denial for Wegovy, emphasizing cost-effectiveness and prescription controls amid obesity concerns.
A new report reveals Sweden's capacity to sustain its population through domestic food production alone, challenging fears of food shortages.
Experts affirm Sweden's ability to meet food demand through domestic production during crises, with some dietary limitations.
A large Swedish study links certain common medications, including antidepressants and antihistamines, to increased cardiovascular risks and dementia, coinciding with a national event highlighting women's heart health research.
Monimoto 9, a new wireless security device, launches in Sweden to protect outboard motors amidst rising thefts, offering GPS tracking and app alerts.
Sweden's women's curling team, led by Isabella Wranå, lost a close match to Norway after leading early at the 2026 World Championship in Calgary, dropping their second game in the tournament.
Political rhetoric in Sweden is under scrutiny following controversial Holocaust references by a Green Party politician and concerns over scientific freedom in government policies.
Liberalerna faces turmoil as leadership's plan to work with Sweden Democrats triggers resignations, leadership challenges, and ministerial threats.
A deeper look at Sweden's medal-winning performances and emotional moments at the 2026 Paralympics, focusing on athletes Ebba Årsjö, Zebastian Modin, and the wheelchair curling team.
Sweden's economy achieved its strongest growth in four years in 2025 despite slowing momentum and geopolitical risks, with strong public finances and household resilience supporting stability amid energy concerns.
Liberal leader Simona Mohamsson’s unexpected cooperation with the Sweden Democrats sparks party conflict and public backlash ahead of a critical internal meeting.
Ebba Andersson, 18, is elected chairperson of Karlstad's youth council, aiming to boost youth influence in local politics during her term.
Sweden faces significant economic challenges influenced by political constraints and industrial strategy debates, highlighting the need for proactive policy and EU collaboration.
Recent cases in Sweden highlight the legal and emotional challenges families face in child abduction and deportation scenarios.
Police and bomb squad respond to a suspicious object in Östermalm, cordoning off the area and advising residents to stay away from windows.
The Liberals are poised to vote on cooperating with the Sweden Democrats, potentially boosting Jimmie Åkesson's party influence and raising questions about future government roles.
Högskolan Dalarna launches Sweden's first assisted technology higher education program to meet growing healthcare innovation needs amid an aging population.
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