Örebro Halts Safety Drills at Risbergska After False Alarms Spark Concern
Örebro stops live safety drills at Risbergska after false alarms using a safety app linked to a past mass shooting trigger distress and prompt review.
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Katrineholm and Västernorrland Report Robust Economic Surpluses Amid Strong Fiscal Management in 2025
Katrineholm Municipality and Region Västernorrland report strong financial surpluses for 2025, marked by balanced budgets, strategic investments, and stringent cost controls.
Finnish Apetit Acquires Swedish Pea Producer Foodhills; Eye World Announces Cybersecurity M&A
Finnish Apetit purchases Swedish pea producer Foodhills in a 60 million kronor deal, while Eye World plans a cybersecurity acquisition.
Stockholm Stock Exchange Surges with Evolution and Lifco Leading Gains on October 9, 2025
On October 9, 2025, Stockholm's stock market rises as Evolution and Lifco gain buy recommendations, while Traton and Netel lose theirs, highlighting varied broker outlooks.
Öresund Reports 5.8% Drop in Net Asset Value in Q3 2025
Öresund’s net asset value fell 5.8% to 111 kronor per share in Q3 2025, with CEO Nicklas Paulson outlining strategic responses and growth plans.
Olofström Reschedules Council Meeting to Support Mjällby's Championship Match
Olofström municipality shifts its council meeting time so residents and politicians can attend Mjällby AIF's crucial championship football match, underscoring the community's strong support for the team.
Sweden Democrats Politician Convicted for Hate Speech Against Drag Queens
A former Sweden Democrats politician has been convicted for hate speech after comparing drag queens to pedophiles on Facebook, amid ongoing disputes over hate speech and LGBTQ+ rights in Sweden.
Swedish Government Launches Investigation to Strengthen Oversight of Fraudulent Care Providers
The Swedish government has commissioned an investigation to propose stronger oversight and penalties against fraudulent operators in care services, aiming to enhance regulatory measures and protect vulnerable care recipients.
Swedish Athletes Confront Physical Challenges and Mental Resilience Ahead of 2026 Olympics
Swedish athletes Ebba Årsjö, Malkolm Nilsson Säfqvist, and Ebba Andersson open up about their physical challenges and mental resilience as they gear up for upcoming major sporting events.
Swedish NHL Stars Shine in 2025 Season Openers with Standout Performances
William Nylander excels in Toronto's NHL opener, while Axel Sandin Pellikka debuts directly with Detroit Red Wings.
Therese Johaug’s Pregnancy Shifts Her Skiing Career Plans Amid Olympic Preparations
Renowned skier Therese Johaug reveals her unexpected pregnancy, leading to retirement from elite skiing while planning to compete in select races amid family focus.
Sweden Faces EU Court Action over Failure to Implement Green Energy Directive
Sweden risks EU fines after missing the 2024 deadline to implement a key renewable energy directive aimed at expediting green project permits, with political critics labeling the government's actions a failure.
Police Officer Stabbed During Intervention in Boden, Minor Arrested
A police officer was stabbed in Boden on October 8, with a minor arrested for serious assault and bodily harm.
Sweden Democrats Politician Per Ågren Resigns After Controversial Remarks Blaming Women for Violence
Per Ågren, a Sweden Democrats politician in Arvidsjaur, resigns after backlash over comments blaming women for violence against them.
Concerns Mount Over Swedish School Conditions and Political Attention
Swedish schools face criticism over student nutrition gaps and political inattentiveness in education meetings.
ABB Sells Robotics Division to SoftBank for $5.4 Billion in Major Strategic Move
ABB has sold its Robotics division to SoftBank for $5.4 billion, opting out of a public listing despite promising future prospects, stirring mixed reactions among investors.
Sweden Faces Key Injury Worries Ahead of Crucial 2026 World Cup Qualifiers
Sweden’s national football team struggles with injuries to key players ahead of critical 2026 World Cup qualifiers against Switzerland and Kosovo, with coach Jon Dahl Tomasson highlighting a 'captain's curse.'
Key Injuries Challenge SHL Teams as Timrå and Malmö Face Crucial Weeks
Timrå IK and Malmö Redhawks face key player injuries that threaten their SHL campaigns amid crucial matches ahead.
Mattias Ekholm Secures Three-Year Extension with Edmonton Oilers
Mattias Ekholm signs a three-year, $4 million annually contract extension with the Edmonton Oilers, joining Connor McDavid in securing the team's core.
Östersunds FK Dismisses Head Coach Kiarash Livani Amid Poor Results
Östersunds FK has sacked head coach Kiarash Livani after poor performances and a heavy defeat, aiming to appoint a new coach soon to turn their season around.
EU Takes Sweden to Court Over Non-Compliance with Renewable Energy Permitting Rules
The EU has sued Sweden for failing to implement new renewable energy permitting rules, risking sanctions as part of the bloc's climate goals.
Mental Health Struggles Shake Participants of 'Elitstyrkans hemligheter VIP' Reality Show
Contestants of 'Elitstyrkans hemligheter VIP' expose severe mental health effects after enduring intense challenges on the reality TV show.
Region Skåne Found Guilty of Discriminating Against Trans Man in HPV Screening Program
The Discrimination Ombudsman has found Region Skåne guilty of discriminating against a trans man by excluding him from the HPV screening program due to reliance on female identity numbers.
EU's Chat Control Law Sparks Privacy Concerns Amid Security Measures
The EU's proposed chat control law to scan encrypted messages for child abuse material faces backlash over privacy concerns as Signal threatens to exit the EU.
Major Leadership Changes in Stockholm Ahead of 2026 Elections Signal Political Shake-up
Stockholm prepares for major municipal leadership changes as key Social Democrat and Green Party figures step down ahead of 2026 elections, reflecting broader political challenges.
2025 Nobel Prize in Chemistry Honors Pioneering Work on Metal-Organic Frameworks with Major Environmental Impacts
The 2025 Nobel Prize in Chemistry recognizes breakthrough work on metal-organic frameworks, materials poised to revolutionize environmental and climate solutions, praised by Swedish researchers.
Swedish AI Technology Boosts Hydropower Output by Up to 10%
SeaPattern’s AI-based turbine management software can increase electricity production in Swedish hydropower plants by up to 10%, supported by key regional partners and recent funding.
ABB Sells Robotics Division to Softbank for $5.4 Billion in Strategic Move
ABB divests its Robotics division to Softbank for $5.4 billion, signaling a strategic pivot to focus on core areas and reflecting investor confidence in robotics.
Kista Emerges as a Cutting-Edge Defense Technology Hub in Sweden
Kista in Stockholm is developing into a leading defense technology cluster tackling modern security threats with AI, autonomous drones, and advanced communication systems.
Fragbite Group Sells Playdigious for €10.5 Million, Retains Revenue Share from PC Games
Fragbite Group sells Playdigious for €10.5 million, keeping revenue streams from existing PC games amid a strategic shift towards cryptocurrency investments.
Gothenburg Politicians Take Charge of Architectural Styles, Favoring Classical Designs
Gothenburg's local politicians are asserting greater control over architectural styles, promoting classical designs that reflect public preferences and sparking debate on political influence in urban planning.
Calls for Transparency in Politicians' Character Spur Debate on Integrity Measures in Sweden
Erik Lindh advocates for public disclosure of politicians' criminal records to ensure integrity and boost voter trust amid concerns over candidates linked to extremism.
Swedish Midwife Agneta Bergenheim Banned from Assisting Home Births by Ivo Amid Safety Dispute
Experienced midwife Agneta Bergenheim has been banned by Swedish health authorities from assisting home births, sparking debate over safety and patient choice.
Sweden Eyes Crucial Redemption Against Switzerland in World Cup Qualifiers
Sweden prepares for a critical World Cup qualifier against group leaders Switzerland after early setbacks, with renewed player dynamics and tactical focus.
Swedish NHL Stars Shine in 2025 Season Openers with Key Goals and Comebacks
Swedish NHL players make impactful contributions in season openers, with key goals, contract signings, and a notable comeback.
Hammarby Triumphs 4-1 Over Brann as Key Players Face Emotional and Injury Challenges
Hammarby secured a decisive 4-1 win against Brann in the Europa Cup qualifier, with Ellen Wangerheim’s hat-trick shining amidst emotional and injury setbacks.
Sweden Leads EU Solar Power Production as Renewable Energy Milestone is Reached
Sweden becomes the EU's top solar power producer as solar energy overtakes coal, while advancing plans for new nuclear reactors to support the renewable transition.
Sweden Faces Steep Decline in Flight Accessibility since Pandemic, Threatening Economy
Sweden has suffered the largest drop in flight accessibility among EU countries since the pandemic, risking substantial economic impacts and prompting calls for government intervention to strengthen air travel and airport connectivity.
29 Thai Berry Pickers in Västerbotten Awarded Compensation for Exploitation in 2023
Twenty-nine Thai berry pickers exploited in Västerbotten during 2023 have received compensation totaling 2.3 million SEK following convictions for human trafficking.
Sweden Faces Rising and Volatile Electricity Prices Amid Energy Policy Choices
A new report outlines how government policy choices in Sweden could lead to higher, yet more stable electricity prices, highlighting challenges for industrial electrification and energy market balance over the next decade.
Meta's EU Political Ad Ban Hinders Crucial Mammography Campaigns
Meta's new EU ban on political and social issue ads blocks essential mammography health campaigns, sparking public health concerns in Sweden.
Gang-Related Shooting in Gävle Injures Six, Teen Victim Recovers After Leg Surgery
A shooting in Gävle wounded six young people including Teo Ståhl, 19, who is recovering after surgery; the suspected teenage shooter is in custody.
Sweden Launches First Doctoral Research School for Police Officers at Malmö University
Malmö University launches Sweden's first doctoral research school for police officers, aiming to blend practice with academic research to enhance policing.
Helena Sampaio's Rapid Hat Trick Secures Häcken's 4-0 UEFA Europa Cup Qualifier Victory
Helena Sampaio's hat trick after a late substitution powers Häcken to a 4-0 victory over GKS Katowice in UEFA Europa Cup qualifiers, highlighting their strong position in the competition.
Ken Sema Eager to Reclaim Starting Spot After Hattrick Ahead of Crucial Sweden World Cup Qualifier
Ken Sema scored a hat trick in Sweden's final warm-up but lost his starting spot ahead of the vital World Cup qualifier versus experienced Switzerland.
Ellen Wangerheim's Electric Hat Trick Propels Hammarby to 4-1 Europa Cup Win
Ellen Wangerheim's rapid hat trick leads Hammarby to a commanding 4-1 victory over Brann in the UEFA Women's Europa Cup qualification match.
Sweden and Arsenal Managers Defend Viktor Gyokeres Amid Goal Drought
Sweden's national team boss and Arsenal manager back Viktor Gyokeres despite his recent six-game goal drought, emphasizing his positive impact and form.
Roony Bardghji Shines with Barcelona and Earns First Sweden Call-Up
Roony Bardghji successfully transitions to Barcelona's first team and earns his inaugural call-up to Sweden's national squad, showcasing his growing impact in football.
Greta Thunberg Returns to Sweden, Speaks Out at Sergels Torg on Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
Greta Thunberg returns to Sweden after deportation from Israel and leads a compelling speech at Sergels torg criticizing government inaction on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Swedish Foreign Ministry Faces Backlash Over Handling of Detained Activists from Global Sumud Flotilla
The Swedish Foreign Ministry criticizes activist campaigns for obstructing consular services amid widespread public outcry over detained Swedish participants of the Global Sumud Flotilla.
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