The Swedish government is set to reduce food VAT by half in April 2026, but a majority of households doubt it will lead to cheaper groceries, reflecting widespread skepticism and financial concerns.
Malmö's municipal chair faces backlash after a staged political outreach video surfaces amid an increasingly contentious election year in Sweden.
Sweden confronts political ambition risks through historical insights on dictators and current debates on migration policies affecting social cohesion and democracy.
Sweden's women's ice hockey team overcame a flooded restroom issue and secured a 4-1 win over Germany in their 2026 Winter Olympics opener.
Sweden's mixed doubles curling team experiences its first Olympic defeat against Estonia after early wins, facing upcoming matches against Great Britain and Norway.
Swedish Olympic flag bearers Sara Hector and Walter Wallberg express pride as they lead the nation into the opening ceremony, amid the cross-country team's absence.
Riksrevisionen reviews infiltration risks in key Swedish government agencies, with a report and expert seminar planned for February 2026.
The Swedish Moderaterna party is advocating life sentences for gang leaders amid government efforts to criminalize gang participation and curb escalating gang violence.
Brf Umeåhus 14 in Umeå cut heating energy use by 24% using Riksbyggen’s AI optimization service, saving 113,000 SEK and improving indoor comfort.
Sweden’s ruling coalition in the Riksdag has lost three seats following party defections, raising concerns about its capacity to govern with a reduced majority.
An orange warning for heavy snowfall in Skåne has led to emergency measures, road closures, and warnings for dangerous travel conditions.
Sweden Democrats leader Jimmie Åkesson pulled out from the Jokkmokks market reindeer race over security threats and advice from the Swedish Security Service.
Socialdemokraterna campaigns for ordinary citizens in the 2026 election with economic reforms and welfare proposals amid criticisms over tax policies.
Sweden’s cultural sector faces financial cuts and operational strains due to halted inflation adjustments, while Malmö boosts its cultural budget amid the nationwide decline.
Lily Allen returns after seven years with the album "West End Girl," inspired by her breakup, and will perform it live at Sweden's Way Out West festival.
Swedish athletes at the 2026 Winter Olympics highlight logistical difficulties due to event dispersion and absence of a central Olympic Village, balancing environmental aims against athlete experience.
The 2026 RSV season has begun in Sweden with over 120,000 cases reported; infants face high risk, and a new free preventive injection is now offered for newborns.
Vänsterpartiet proposes abolishing Sweden's 40-hour work week, seeking a reduction in working hours nationwide with a state-led study and labor negotiations.
Sweden sees record heroin seizures in 2026 amid escalating pressure from sophisticated drug smuggling operations.
Sweden proposes a new municipal veto on uranium mining in alunskiffer, balancing mining ambitions with public and environmental concerns.
Socialdemokraterna's 2026 election platform focuses on welfare improvements, economic relief measures, and protections for ordinary Swedes under Magdalena Andersson's leadership.
Volvo Cars reports a sharp earnings miss and Pandora anticipates negative growth for 2026, signaling tougher times ahead for Nordic companies.
Swedish companies Saab, Pandox, Fabege, and Addtech report strong Q4 earnings, exceeding market expectations and raising dividends.
Major Swedish firms have revised dividend proposals following their Q4 2025 earnings, with some increasing payouts and others withholding dividends amid profit shifts.
The Economic Crime Authority raids Sundsvall municipality, arresting and questioning politicians in a fraud investigation, with ongoing interrogations planned.
The Swedish women's hockey team at the 2026 Winter Olympics is taking comprehensive precautions to prevent a norovirus outbreak after cases surfaced among the Finnish team and others in the Olympic village.
Sweden's mixed doubles curling debut at the 2026 Winter Olympics was marked by a power outage and a premature refereeing error that caused confusion but ended with a decisive 10-3 victory over South Korea.
Tre Kronor dam opens their 2026 Winter Olympics journey with a vital match against Germany, aiming to top their group and avoid facing top North American teams early.
Communities in Örebro gathered on February 4, 2026, to mark one year since the Risbergska school shooting, honoring victims and reflecting on the lasting impact.
Sverigedemokraterna is grappling with falling support among female voters and multiple high-profile women leaving the party, highlighting a worsening gender representation crisis.
Swedish drone maker Airolit secures major financing with EKN backing, targeting expansion into Europe and NATO defense markets with drones built for harsh Nordic conditions.
The Economic Crime Authority recently raided Sundsvalls kommun, arresting five persons including two high-ranking Social Democrats, with investigations continuing.
The trend of former Swedish politicians moving into lobbying and social media economic influence roles raises ethical concerns amidst economic challenges.
Facing public backlash, Sweden proposes reinstating a municipal veto requiring local approval for uranium mining to address environmental and community concerns.
Recent legal changes in Sweden have led to convictions in significant child sexual abuse cases, highlighting the role of power dynamics and mental capacity in prosecuting adult perpetrators.
The Swedish government's plan to shorten the parliamentary summer recess to pass legislation before the September election has sparked opposition criticism over democratic process and election campaigning disruption.
Advances in autonomous underwater vehicles are reshaping marine science, defense, and industry by enabling cost-efficient ocean monitoring and security operations.
Swedish skier Ebba Andersson is isolated at the 2026 Winter Olympics to prevent viral spread, following a norovirus outbreak among nearby Finnish athletes.
Swedish siblings Isabella and Rasmus Wranå make history as they debut together in mixed doubles curling at the 2026 Winter Olympics, facing South Korea in their opening match.
Svea Court of Appeal upholds life sentence for man involved in 2024 Akalla murder, confirming harsh penalties for him and his accomplices.
Swedish parties MP, V, and C propose extending residency rights to young adults up to 21 to prevent deportations and family separations, criticizing current policies and urging Social Democrat support.
A year after the Risbergska shooting, new police tips emerge while the school community grapples with lasting trauma.
Victims’ families file formal complaints against police over delayed aid and misleading information following the Risbergska school shooting.
A year after the Risbergska mass shooting in Örebro, survivors reflect on grief and recovery amid calls for improved police response during attacks.
Tobias Billström's move to an arms firm highlights growing concerns about former politicians' lobbying roles and conflicts of interest in Sweden.
Sweden's office environments are undergoing a transformative phase, with AI integration set to enhance collaboration and decision-making by 2026, positioning workplaces as strategic assets for business success.
Swedish skicross athletes express serious concerns over the slow and challenging course conditions ahead of the 2026 Winter Olympics, urging organizers to make urgent safety and design improvements.
Sweden struggles to meet WHO recommendations on alcohol and cancer risk amid rising cancer cases and low public awareness.
An explosion in a Malmö residential building prompted a police cordon and bomb squad investigation, with no injuries reported.
Skatteverket will retire its outdated tax declaration app used by over a million people and replace it with a new digital service starting March 17, aiming to streamline approval for simple tax declarations.