Sweden's Health Minister Acko Ankarberg Johansson Resigns Amid Political Shift
Acko Ankarberg Johansson resigns as Sweden's health minister, raising strategic questions for the Christian Democrats.
Acko Ankarberg Johansson resigns as Sweden's health minister, raising strategic questions for the Christian Democrats.
The Swedish government is implementing stricter regulations on private preschools to improve child welfare and prevent profit-driven practices.
A former politician in Västerås is indicted for serious fraud affecting local government finances.
Peab has won a significant construction contract with Hitachi Energy, worth 1.1 billion kronor, for a new workplace in Västerås.
Ola Rollén has sold all his shares in Hexagon, marking a significant exit from the company he once led.
Klarna's IPO is generating buzz despite concerns over limited share availability.
Skåne's business community shows cautious optimism about the proposed reduction in electricity tax.
Ericsson plans to cut 100 jobs in Canada as part of a restructuring effort to adapt to market challenges.
Police assess recent violence in Stockholm as high but stable, not escalating.
Harassment investigation launched after Minister Carl-Oskar Bohlin pursued by activists.
The Swedish government proposes a substantial budget for enhancing national cybersecurity amid rising threats.
Early statistics reveal significant uptake of Sweden's new legal gender change law.
New legal requirements lead to the closure of women's shelters across Sweden, impacting support for vulnerable individuals.
Carl Jenner's response to Susie Moonan's domestic violence disclosure emphasizes the critical role of coaches in athletes' lives.
Sweden faces severe criticism after a 2-0 loss to Kosovo jeopardizes their World Cup qualifying chances.
A preschool employee has been convicted of gross sexual assault against a child after an appeals court overturned his earlier acquittal.
Head coach Jon Dahl Tomasson faces growing criticism after Sweden's loss to Kosovo, but officials and players maintain their support for him.
Questions arise over Isak's limited playtime in Kosovo match amid his transfer to Liverpool.
Sweden's national team faces qualification challenges after a 2-0 loss to Kosovo in World Cup qualifiers.
Östersund's textile companies are enhancing Sweden's defense with innovative solutions and expanding operations.
Ovzon's Ovzon 3 satellite has successfully entered commercial operations, enhancing secure communication capabilities.
Heavy rainfall causes train derailments, disrupting rail logistics for Swedish base industries.
Cesium AB reports a significant uptick in requests for secure storage solutions in Sweden due to escalating geopolitical tensions.
Local politicians in Staffanstorp face charges for blocking refugee resettlement efforts, raising legal and ethical questions.
Incidents of harassment against Minister Bohlin prompt calls for better protection of Swedish politicians.
Politicians in Sweden admit to errors in managing the drinking water contamination crisis and discuss public accountability.
A new expert report examines significant economic changes in Sweden's forest sector, highlighting trends towards sustainability.
Swedish industries face significant impacts as flooding halts key train services.
Signs indicate a potential recovery in Sweden's economy as consumer confidence rises and investment in renewables increases.
The 2025 budget proposals boost household finances and are positively received by the trade sector.
On September 8, 2025, Minister Carl-Oskar Bohlin faced harassment from pro-Palestinian demonstrators after leaving the parliament, leading to significant political backlash.
Alexander Isak continues to sit on the bench for Sweden as the team prepares for Kosovo.
Fredrik Ljungberg strongly supports Robin Olsen as Sweden's top goalkeeper despite recent criticism.
Sweden struggles in World Cup qualifiers, trailing against Kosovo after a prior draw with Slovenia.
Swedish companies increasingly adopt HVO100 to reduce climate impacts amid slow electrification.
Wint's new service allows Swedish entrepreneurs to register companies for free, easing administrative burdens.
The Swedish government announces substantial tax cuts and stimulus measures to revitalize the economy.
Swedbank's SEC investigation conclusion boosts Nordic banking confidence and market positivity, just ahead of Klarna's IPO.
A head-on collision involving a Social Democrat and a Christian Democrat raises legal and political questions.
Gothenburg's local politicians now define architectural styles through updated urban planning policies.
Swedish politicians propose legislation to enhance security for Jewish institutions amid rising antisemitism.
Analysis reveals regional disparities in Swedish politicians' parliamentary speaking frequency.
Legal charges filed against Staffanstorp politicians for blocking refugee housing based on misuse of public office.
A salmonella outbreak at elderly care homes in Katrineholm has led to multiple hospitalizations and deaths.
Severe flooding has caused extensive damage to roads and rail infrastructure in Northern Sweden.
Acko Ankarberg Johansson resigns from her roles as health minister and MP, citing a shift in focus to family and new leadership opportunities.
Rasmus Paludan has been awarded damages after a court ruled on a serious death threat against him.
Sarah Sjöström and other elite swimmers are set to receive compensation from a $4.6 million fund following a settlement with FINA.
The Zeneli brothers anticipate a charged World Cup qualifier match as they represent opposing national teams.
Magnus Nygren's injury will keep him out of Färjestad's SHL season opener against Rögle.