Geopolitical tensions following bombings in Iran raise fears of Strait of Hormuz disruption, pushing oil prices towards $100 and impacting global and Swedish energy markets.
The Iran conflict is driving up energy prices and financial pressures for Swedish consumers, with risks of broader economic fallout if the war prolongs.
Swedish analysis reveals how EU membership provides politicians with excuses to dodge accountability, threatening democratic responsibility and national sovereignty.
Swedish authorities face significant difficulties in deporting over 400 convicted criminals due to lack of travel documents and obstacles in sending individuals to certain countries.
Inger Davidsson, 86, in Sweden uses gym workouts to heal from grief after losing her partner, finding renewed strength and community.
Sweden's women's national team faces multiple key absences including star forward Stina Blackstenius and head coach Tony Gustavsson ahead of World Cup qualifiers.
The USA and Israel's military actions against Iran have spiked oil prices and triggered market defensive moves, with experts warning of broad economic impacts on personal finances and investments.
Sweden grapples with concerns over political power misuse and debates surrounding freedom of expression for controversial refugee artist Bisan Edwan.
Sweden’s new law expands municipalities' access to criminal and suspect records for employees in elderly and disability care to boost safety and crime prevention.
Linn Svahn secured her second World Cup sprint win as Vinterstudion resumed broadcasts covering Swedish winter sports triumphs and upcoming events.
Market anxiety rises over the threat of Iran blocking the Strait of Hormuz, a critical artery for global oil and gas shipments.
The recent U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iran have triggered concerns about rising energy prices and market instability in Sweden, with possible broader economic impacts if the conflict escalates.
Swedish influencers Alice Stenlöf and Lovisa Worge discuss the mental health impact of appearance pressures, while a doctor finds mental health support through culture-based care discovered on Instagram.
Forty years after Olof Palme's assassination, new DNA and AI techniques are reinvigorating the investigation, highlighting possible military involvement and fresh forensic opportunities.
Sweden basketball suffers a third straight loss to Estonia in 2027 World Cup qualifiers, facing a critical rematch this Sunday to keep qualification hopes alive.
Swedish cross-country skier illness led to reduced team participation in the Olympic 50K race, yet Ebba Andersson won gold.
A recent court ruling against an activist for placing symbolic hate items at politicians' homes sparks expert concerns over freedom of speech restrictions in Sweden.
Sweden confirms illegal Russian drone flights near Malmö during French aircraft carrier's visit, with military disruption and expert insights into broader patterns.
Sweden's basketball team lost 88-77 to Estonia in a pivotal World Cup qualifier, drastically reducing their chances for 2027 qualification.
American startup Lyten has finalized its purchase of Northvolt's bankruptcy assets, adopting a cautious operational approach with new sulfur-based battery technology focused on energy storage rather than automotive use.
Amid recession and inflation, Sweden's government focuses on boosting household finances through tax reforms and supports pharmaceutical exports to sustain economic growth and welfare.
A court in Sweden has convicted a man for illegal threats against ministers, underscoring the right of politicians to safety in their homes amid debate over free speech limits.
A Swedish activist was convicted for harassing ministers with symbolic protests, sparking debate over free speech and political security.
An elderly patient died at Akademiska Hospital after a nursing error led to improper nutrition infusion, resulting in fatal complications.
Sweden’s government cuts 600 million kronor from women’s health funding, worsening healthcare access and outcomes for vulnerable women amid ongoing criticism of policies affecting obesity treatment.
As AI-powered smart glasses like Meta's Ray-Ban grow popular, privacy experts warn about the technology’s potential to normalize mass surveillance and shift societal norms.
A study reveals that 90% of Swedish publicly traded companies depend on American technology, presenting risks to national security and prompting calls for greater European digital autonomy.
Sweden's GDP grew 0.5% in Q4 2025, slowing annual growth to 2.1%, slightly above forecasts amid economic deceleration.
Lyten completes the $5 billion acquisition of Northvolt's Swedish battery facilities, planning major hiring and a new data center to boost Europe's battery industry.
Sweden's policy of deporting young immigrants amid declining birth rates prompts criticism over economic and workforce impacts.
A controversial trial against an activist for threatening politicians highlights growing concerns about safety and free speech in Swedish politics.
Sweden currently bans nuclear weapons on its soil in peacetime but may allow deployment during wartime, signaling evolving defense policy post-NATO accession.
Telia and Viaplay have reached a new long-term streaming and TV agreement ensuring continued access to premier content for 1.2 million customers, following intense contract talks.
February 2026 reports reveal a slowdown in Sweden's economic activity with cautious optimism amid mixed sector signals.
Sweden anticipates economic recovery in 2026 driven by rising employment and consumption, yet inflation and changing household spending patterns complicate the outlook.
Local chairman ousted and multiple Social Democratic politicians resign ahead of Sweden’s upcoming elections, signaling pivotal party changes.
A former politician has been sentenced for weapon offenses amidst revelations of long-standing neglect in Gothenburg's disability housing, spotlighting political accountability issues in Sweden.
Jakob Granit resigns as director-general of Sida amidst aid reforms and tensions, transitioning to a new role while a leadership shift is underway.
Sweden faces political negotiations on teenage deportations amid impacts on students and school policies in affected municipalities.
Following major cyberattacks on Polish energy infrastructure in late 2025, Nordic countries including Sweden have heightened vigilance against credible cyber threats targeting their energy systems.
Stockholm pharmacy and six medical professionals face arrest over multi-million kronor sweat treatment fraud affecting ten Swedish regions.
Sweden reflects on a disappointing 2026 Winter Olympics outing while bolstering young athletes and preparing for key upcoming events in winter sports.
Frida Karlsson confirms her retirement plans for 2027 despite skepticism from fellow skier Ebba Andersson, following their recent Olympic successes.
A new Swedish study reveals private offices best improve employee psychosocial health, while hot-desking and hybrid offices pose challenges.
Gothenburg’s libraries offer free access to opera and theater tickets through a unique program encouraging cultural participation amid funding cuts.
Sweden's manufacturing confidence fell to normal levels in February 2026 amid mixed signals from households and other economic sectors, driven by production cutbacks and varying sector trends.
Swedish vocational education graduates face job market difficulties amid quality concerns and insufficient practical training, despite significant funding.
Gothenburg politicians admit prolonged awareness but delayed action on disability housing flaws amid political disputes over regional governance.
Recent tightening of Sweden's migration rules, including proposals to revoke permanent residence permits, is causing concern among researchers about the country's ability to attract and retain international talent.
A major Swedish study reveals the HPV vaccine provides nearly 80% long-term protection from cervical cancer, especially when administered before age 17.
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