Jon Dahl Tomasson was dismissed as Sweden's national football coach after poor World Cup qualifier results, marking a historic low for the team and sparking efforts to find new leadership.
Sweden's men's team must win crucial matches and navigate a challenging playoff path after historic setbacks threaten their 2026 World Cup qualification.
Sveriges kommuner och Regioner proposes that the Swedish state fund forensic psychiatry to address overcrowding and rising costs, while maintaining regional care integration.
Greta Thunberg recounts severe abuse during Israeli detention on Gaza aid mission; Swedish government criticized for muted response.
Swedish regulators probe SEB over suspected insider trading tied to trades in EQT shares, involving eight suspects and ongoing investigations by authorities.
After a record first half of 2025, Energifonden Sverige experiences heightened investor demand for its fixed-rate bonds offering 7-9% annual interest, underlining strong prospects in the energy sector.
4C Strategies' Exonaut software boosts NATO's military exercise data collection by 4,500%, driving enhanced operational evaluation and growing demand amid shifting security threats.
Left Party calls to abolish Sweden's choice system law in healthcare, paralleling an investigation into doctors' remote work practices amid regulatory concerns.
LRF Hofors convenes local politicians to discuss rural challenges and election priorities, fostering constructive community dialogue ahead of 2026.
The EU plans to compel Chinese and other foreign companies to transfer technology to European firms as a condition for market access, aiming to boost EU industrial competitiveness and enforce fair competition.
China has recalled its ambassador to Sweden, Cui Aimin, after a four-year tenure characterized by a notably low diplomatic profile and limited public statements compared to his predecessor.
After disappointing World Cup qualifiers and fan backlash, Sweden fired coach Jon Dahl Tomasson amid criticism of player professionalism and tactical failures.
The Swedish U21 football team has suffered back-to-back heavy defeats in the 2025 EM qualifiers, now sitting near the bottom of their group amidst growing fan frustration and calls for improvement.
Jon Dahl Tomasson was dismissed as Sweden's football coach after poor World Cup qualifying performances, with the Swedish Football Federation reassessing the team's future.
Former manager Graham Potter expresses readiness to lead Sweden's national football team following Jon Dahl Tomasson's recent sacking, with the Swedish Football Association beginning a formal search for a new coach.
Vision's website was exploited in a cyberattack exposing personal data of 300,000 Swedes, prompting alerts and reporting to authorities.
Sweden is expanding its largest women's prison in Ystad to tackle overcrowding amid a doubling of female inmates and increased gang-related crime.
A scheduled deportation flight of Somali nationals from Sweden was canceled due to political sensitivity amid controversies over aid fund redirection and deportation agreements.
A Swedish gang leader arrested in Mexico faces numerous charges including drug smuggling and attempted murder, with extradition to Sweden anticipated.
Amid personal attacks and unclear messaging, calls grow for clearer communication and concrete political action in Sweden.
The Sweden Democrats are grappling with internal conflicts, defections, and budget disputes in Dalarna, leading to political instability and resignations within the party.
Swedish politicians urge repeal of the mandatory healthcare choice system law amid concerns over policy failures and launch an investigation into remote work compliance among healthcare professionals.
LRF Hofors led a panel with local politicians discussing agricultural sustainability and rural resilience ahead of the 2026 elections.
Swedish industries confront tariff challenges, Stegra's funding crisis, and Saab's major defense contract in 2025.
TF Bank reports higher Q3 profits ahead of Avarda rebranding, while Klarna's Siemiatkowski revises his Flat Capital share offer amid market criticism.
Ericsson's shares soared by 15 percent after a strong Q3 report, achieving its best trading day in 23 years amid robust profits and strong cash flow.
Sverigedemokraterna demands a referendum to challenge Sweden's new constitutional amendment rules requiring a two-thirds parliamentary majority, warning it could enable minority vetoes over important legislation.
Southern Sweden faces soaring electricity prices nearing 6 kronor per kWh due to nuclear maintenance outages, windless weather, and high German prices, with relief expected as conditions improve.
Sweden's national football team faces harsh criticism and a tough path to the 2026 World Cup after poor performances in qualifiers and calls for coach Jon Dahl Tomasson's resignation.
Sweden's men's table tennis team won their group at the European Championships with a 3-0 victory over Czech Republic, advancing to the quarter-finals.
Kim Källström supports coach Jon Dahl Tomasson amid criticism and condemns abusive fan behavior while Swedish football faces a critical evaluation period.
Mounting pressure on Sweden's coach Jon Dahl Tomasson after consecutive World Cup qualifying losses culminates in widespread calls for his dismissal following a critical defeat to Kosovo.
The number of children under 15 prosecuted in Sweden has more than doubled in 2025, raising concerns about rising youth crime and legal responses.
Sweden enhances international law enforcement collaboration and diplomatic efforts to combat organized crime recruiting minors for violence across borders.
An open letter in Varberg criticizes "health schedules" for social services staff amid rising stress and staffing shortages, highlighting urgent calls for management and budget reevaluation in the context of broader political tensions in Sweden.
Swedish local politician Lars-Olof Paulsson condemns threats from a sect-like group targeting politicians, warning of their chilling effect on political engagement in local communities.
Dalarna solidifies its role as a leading Swedish industrial region through billion-krona investments, a historic industrial order, and innovative green initiatives fostering sustainability and job growth.
Philippe Aghion, Peter Howitt, and Joel Mokyr receive the 2025 Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences for their research into innovation's role in economic growth and transformation.
Stegra announces a 10 billion kronor capital raise for its Boden project despite a three-month production delay, with strong investor backing.
Trosa opens nominations for its annual cultural and sports awards, while Varberga prepares to build a new community center set to become a key local gathering spot.
New research shows women experience more frequent and atypical borrelia symptoms, making diagnosis harder and stressing the need for increased awareness.
Ellevio, Schneider Electric, and Vattenfall InCharge have introduced automated load reduction technology to accelerate the rollout of EV charging stations in Stockholm, addressing grid limitations and supporting Sweden's climate goals.
Christer Gardell and Ulf Rosberg propose a 100 million SEK investment to overhaul Swedish tennis, contingent on the entire federation board resigning to enable new leadership and development programs.
Sam Hallam will step down as Tre Kronor's head coach after the 2026 season, with Rikard Grönborg returning to lead the team, aiming to reinvigorate Swedish national ice hockey.
Sweden endured a critical 0-1 loss to Kosovo in their 2025 World Cup qualifier at Ullevi, hobbling their chances to top the group and fueling calls for coaching changes amid fan frustration.
Moderaterna criticized after party employees sing offensive campaign song targeting Socialdemokraterna's leader Magdalena Andersson, prompting calls for responsible political conduct.
Centerpartiet invites political parties to discuss guidelines for debate and social media conduct after a heated recent debate criticized by Ulf Kristersson.
A heated debate on SVT involving Nooshi Dadgostar has led to demands from party leaders to mute her microphone and calls for reforming the debate format to foster more constructive political discourse.
Lars-Olof Paulsson, former SD politician, condemns threats to Swedish politicians, warning they may discourage political participation.
Sweden is forecasted to lead economic growth in the Nordic region in 2026, driven by strong domestic demand and supportive fiscal policies, while Finland faces slower growth due to budget tightening.
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