Swedish skier Edvin Anger achieved a third-place finish in the Ruka World Cup mass start race, marking a standout podium performance amid strong competition and a rare slump by Norwegian star Johannes Høsflot Klæbo.
A surge in extreme weather in Sweden has led to mass homeowner property damage and a tripling of related insurance claims over five years, highlighting rising climate concerns.
A 26-year-old man stands trial for the murder of ambulance worker Helena Löfgren, with details highlighting the attack circumstances and procedural concerns.
Markets rebound from November dip as experts forecast a year-end rally fueled by AI enthusiasm and sustainability investments, despite mixed regional sentiments.
Linnea Jarnrot wins Sveriges mästerkock 2025, overcoming self-doubt to claim prize money, a cookbook contract, top chef employment, and plans for a pop-up restaurant.
Örebro University and international partners have created AI models that enable earlier and more accurate detection of dementia, promising improved patient care.
Tunisian handball player Mouna Jlezi suffered a serious neck injury and lost consciousness following a tackle in the World Championship match against Poland, with the opposing player receiving a red card.
After nearly two years sidelined by injury, Linn Gestblom made a strong return to the biathlon World Cup mixed relay, impressing with shooting and pace and helping Sweden secure seventh place.
Sweden finished seventh after penalty laps and shooting struggles in the 2025 Östersund mixed relay biathlon, with a standout return by Linn Gestblom and a strong finish by Hanna Öberg.
A far-right extremist demonstration in Stockholm drew sharp condemnation from Sweden's Justice Minister and opposition leaders, emphasizing a unified political stance against violent extremism.
Neo-Nazi marches in Stockholm on November 30, involving around 100 participants linked to Aktivklubb, sparked widespread political condemnation and calls for strong action against far-right extremism.
Two Swedish men were arrested in Spain following a police raid on an illegal gambling club in Stockholm, with authorities linking the suspects to organized crime and money laundering.
Sweden secures historic double gold in men's and women's curling at the 2025 European Championships with triumphs led by Anna Hasselborg and Niklas Edin.
IFK Norrköping's relegation was overshadowed by match interruptions from pyrotechnic-related crowd disturbances, prompting strong reactions from the club, supporters, and authorities.
Sweden crushed Cuba 46-17 in the 2025 Handball World Championship, securing their place in the main round with standout performances from Clara Lerby and others.
Sweden's biathlon teams overcame early shooting challenges to finish third and fourth in the Östersund World Cup relays, showcasing resilience and potential.
An ambulance caregiver was fatally stabbed in Harmånger, prompting an upcoming trial and renewed calls for improved safety protocols for emergency responders.
Internal criticism within the Socialdemokraterna and local political promises highlight the urgent need for reforms in Sweden's struggling home care services.
November 2025 survey reveals healthcare as the top voter concern in Sweden, with Socialdemokraterna seen by a third as having the best healthcare policy amid widespread uncertainty.
Sweden's biathlon relay teams faced early challenges but showed strong recovery, with the men securing third place and the women narrowly missing the podium in Östersund.
IFK Norrköping relegated from Allsvenskan after a two-legged playoff marred by fan violence, while Örgryte IS celebrates their return to the top league for 2026.
Sweden’s curling teams, Lag Hasselborg and Lag Edin, both won gold at the 2025 European Championships, reinforcing their status ahead of the Winter Olympics.
Swedish NHL players Mika Zibanejad and Leo Carlsson have delivered impressive performances in November 2025, boosting their teams and standing out in scoring rankings.
A far-right demonstration by Aktivklubb and associated Nazi groups took place peacefully in central Stockholm on November 29, 2025, marked by nationalist slogans, banners, and police monitoring.
Rosalía's album 'Lux' leads DN's top albums as critics and commentators highlight the artistic innovation and cultural impact of female pop artists today.
Sweden's upcoming 2G and 3G network shutdown by December 1, 2025, raises public safety concerns as many mobile phones may lose the ability to call emergency number 112 due to lacking VoLTE emergency support.
Sweden is now communicating in Russian to clarify its security stance and readiness in response to tensions with Russia, as stated by Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson.
Mobile operators in Sweden will shut down 2G and 3G networks from December 1, causing thousands of older phones to lose access to emergency calls to 112.
Stockholm police prepare for Karl XII Day demonstrations amid extremist group plans and authorized events, ensuring public safety measures are in place.
Swedish politicians pledge reforms in home care amidst reports of service issues and an increasingly hostile political environment challenging public trust.
SJ is installing satellite internet connections on all SJ 3000 trains by 2027 to eliminate connectivity dead zones, enhancing passenger experience on Swedish rail routes.
Anna Sandberg talks about the frustration and emotions after causing the penalty that led to Sweden's 2-1 Nations League loss to France, while praising the team's second-half effort.
Sweden’s women’s sprint team seeks a record sixth straight victory at Ruka, with star skiers Ribom and Hagström confident in extending their dominance.
Sweden's women's national football team endures a third straight loss under Tony Gustavsson, drawing criticism for tactics and lineup changes after a narrow defeat to France.
National police chief Petra Lundh admits past policing failures on domestic violence as Sweden sees rising reports and adopts proactive offender-focused strategies.