Several Vänsterpartiet candidates in Sweden have been removed from election lists after public support for Hamas' attack on Israel, prompting party and political backlash.
A Sweden Democrats MP's resignation over child pornography allegations has intensified scrutiny on the party's political accountability amid ongoing scandal history and debates over victim-focused discourse.
U.S. Senator Marco Rubio praises Sweden as a valuable NATO ally, highlighting its advanced defense technology and strong cooperation with the U.S.
A Sweden Democrats MP resigns amid child pornography allegations, prompting a police investigation and raising concerns about the party's future.
Tobias Heintz highlights Sweden's challenges ahead of the 2026 World Cup, as the team readies for a crucial friendly against Greece to recover from recent setbacks.
Sweden's economic growth remains resilient with forecasts between 2.1% and 2.5% through 2027 despite global recession risks from geopolitical tensions and inflation uncertainties.
A Sweden Democrats politician resigns from the Riksdag amid an active police investigation into suspected child pornography offenses following a U.S. tip-off.
Sweden's policy to raise labor migrants' salary requirements challenges integration efforts and strains the labor market.
A Sweden Democrats MP under investigation for child pornography has resigned, prompting political upheaval and strong reactions from Sweden's leadership amid ongoing legal proceedings.
A man suspected of kidnapping was shot dead by police after a car chase in Nynäshamn involving children, with investigations underway.
Sweden plans to enforce a minimum age of 15 for social media use starting in 2028 to protect youth mental and physical health, addressing concerns about harmful content and screen-related health issues.
Public opinions show low priority for culture funding in Skövde, while Sweden prepares a webinar on broadening cultural investments and Halmstad launches a historic exhibition.
Sweden's women's football team contends with key injuries, including Felicia Schröder's recovery, as they prepare for crucial 2026 World Cup qualifiers against Denmark.
Sweden Democrats face turmoil as MP Michael Rubbestad resigns amid child pornography investigation, sparking a reputational crisis and parliamentary concerns.
Google begins building a large data center in southern Dalarna, strengthening its Swedish market presence and contributing to local tech growth.
Following a 3-1 defeat to Norway, Alexander Isak and experts stress the need for Sweden to address defensive weaknesses as they prepare for the World Cup.
Norway defeated Sweden 3-1 in a World Cup warm-up, prompting Swedish coach Graham Potter to plan lineup changes and emphasizing the importance of upcoming matches ahead of the World Cup.
A Sweden Democrats politician resigns after child pornography allegations, highlighting ongoing challenges and scrutiny within the party.
Sweden's 2026 Arctic security strategy focuses on military deployments and international cooperation amid rising Russian activities in the Arctic.
Crown Princess Mette-Marit's serious lung condition prompts family members' urgent return and royal caution amid ongoing health concerns.
Sweden's recent cultural funding cuts have triggered calls from political and cultural leaders to restore and reform financial support systems to safeguard cultural institutions and public access.
Swedish research engages children in mental health studies as new data shows parents experience some of the highest stress levels in the Nordic region, impacting family well-being.
Asus and Alienware launch groundbreaking OLED gaming monitors with Tandem technology offering high refresh rates, superior color, dual-mode functionality, and enhanced connectivity.
Techlab in Nyköping is enhancing student engagement in STEAM fields through hands-on LEGO workshops and ongoing school collaboration.
Alexander Isak scored on his return from injury in a friendly loss to Norway as Sweden prepares for their World Cup warm-up match against Greece.
Sweden’s 3-1 defeat to Norway in a World Cup warm-up exposes team struggles and prompts coaching changes ahead of the 2026 tournament.
Swedish BRFs are shifting from focusing solely on short-term financial results toward ensuring long-term capacity to cover maintenance and obligations amid new accounting standards.
Cutbacks in young adult psychiatric services and persistent coercion in child psychiatry spark concerns over patient safety and care quality in Sweden.
A concrete block fell from a balcony in central Stockholm's historic 'bananhusen' building, raising urgent safety concerns among residents and prompting expert inspections.
Nordic coaches Solbakken and Potter influence their national teams' tactics and World Cup preparations with contrasting yet respected approaches.
Sweden and Norway meet in an intense friendly at Ullevål Stadion, serving as a vital World Cup 2026 warm-up for both teams amid key absences and tactical testing.
Sweden's housing market sees significant shifts with rising sales outside Hemnet and new proposals by Moderaterna to build 4,000 small houses in Stockholm amid supply concerns.
Authorities uncover links between illegal labor exploitation in Dalarna’s restaurants and large-scale money laundering through the payment company Wise, highlighting challenges in Sweden’s fight against criminal economy.
Economic experts and business leaders highlight Sweden's stronger-than-expected economy and urge politicians to adopt a cohesive growth strategy for future competitiveness.
Nearly half a million Swedish pensioners now work alongside retirement, increasing their monthly income by about 8,000 kronor compared to ten years ago, according to recent Alecta data.
Christian Democrats face internal disagreement as Richard Herrey opposes party proposal to limit Sámi reindeer numbers, spotlighting tensions over land use and indigenous rights.
Two separate violent incidents in Ytterby and outside Kungälv led to serious injuries and arrests on suspicion of attempted murder, with police swiftly responding and victims hospitalized.
Swedish experts and regional leaders highlight systemic health inequalities linked to economic disparities and outline regional efforts to sustain and improve women's healthcare amid government funding cuts.
Region Skåne's youth clinics increase the upper age limit to 24, offering free, accessible health and mental support to more young adults.
Sweden’s economy contracted early in 2026, prompting calls from business leaders for focused political reforms to ensure future growth and competitiveness.
Only 25% of Swedes currently have regular primary care doctor contact, with regions facing decades-long delays to improve access, highlighting Sweden's unique healthcare challenges.
Swedish Finance Minister Elisabeth Svantesson defends government economic support amid criticism, while business leaders urge long-term growth reforms amid the energy crisis.
Two individuals seriously injured in a violent incident in Kungälv, with a suspect arrested and no public danger reported.
Sweden’s football team prepares cautiously for upcoming friendlies against Norway and Greece, managing key players to ensure optimal readiness for the 2026 World Cup.
Norwegian forward Jörgen Strand Larsen expresses confidence and rivalry spirit ahead of Norway's important World Cup warm-up match against Sweden, dismissing Sweden's self-confidence and focusing on Norway's preparations.
Swedish student loan interest rates have risen above 2%, nearing mortgage costs, but experts expect a decline next year while urging cautious borrowing.
Municipalities in Sweden are postponing school closure decisions until after elections due to political caution and public opposition, sparking debates about accountability and education reform.
Birgitta Ed's request for a chicken coop at the Prime Minister's residence sparked criticism over government-funded personal projects, with the couple now repaying incurred costs.
Thorsten Flinck is hospitalized with heart problems, leading to the cancellation of his concert in Stockholm and raising concerns about his recurring heart condition.
PSG won the 2026 Champions League final against Arsenal in a penalty shootout, with Swedish player Viktor Gyökeres making a historic appearance in the men's final for the first time in 20 years.
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