Swedish CEOs Express Record Optimism for 2026 Amid Global Uncertainty
Swedish CEOs and the government both express strong confidence in the country's economic stability and growth prospects for 2026 despite global uncertainties.
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Mynt's Digital Expense Management Cuts Manual Work from Six Hours to Fifteen Minutes Weekly
Mynt’s fintech solution cuts corporate expense handling time from six hours to fifteen minutes weekly, boosting efficiency through automation and digital receipts.
Captain Linus Johansson and Joel Kellman Out for Färjestad Amid Crucial SHL Run
Färjestad faces key player absences as captain Linus Johansson and Joel Kellman are sidelined during a critical phase of the SHL season.
Sweden Advances in European Handball Championship but Defensive Worries Loom Ahead of Croatia Clash
Sweden advances in the European Handball Championship with a solid win over Georgia, but defensive concerns arise ahead of a crucial clash with Croatia.
Sweden Advances to European Handball Championship Main Round After Convincing Win Over Georgia
Sweden's handball team has qualified for the European Championship main round after strong wins over the Netherlands and Georgia, setting up a key group final against Croatia.
Small Lifestyle Changes Prove Crucial for Longevity Amid Obesity Medication Risks
Research shows that small increases in daily activity boost longevity, while a Swedish man's severe complications after obesity medication underscore treatment risks.
South Ocean Festival Ends as Uddevalla Launches Major Cultural Development
Malmö's South Ocean Festival is canceled due to low attendance, as Uddevalla launches Kulturstråket construction to boost regional cultural events.
Swedish Film Industry Criticizes Culture Minister Parisa Liljestrand's Absence at 2026 Guldbagge Awards
At the 2026 Guldbaggegalan, Swedish film figures heavily criticized Culture Minister Parisa Liljestrand for skipping the event, signaling government neglect of culture amid funding cuts.
Swedish Initiatives Boost Physical and Mental Health in Education and Communities
Swedish educational and community health initiatives focus on physical activity, mental well-being, and social engagement through events like Umeå's Hälsa på campus and Österåker's Upp och hoppa campaign.
Patient-Led Innovation and New Health Engineering Professorship Boost Swedish Medical Research
Sweden advances patient-centered health research with Sara Riggare's PhD on personal science and Chalmers' new professorship in health engineering bolstered by major funding.
Sweden Sees New Legal Actions in Sexual Assault Cases Highlighting Law Changes and Repeat Offenses
Recent Swedish sexual assault cases illustrate the use of new law allowing prosecution of vulnerable teenagers' abuse and spotlight a repeat offender's brutal crime.
Swedish Economy Shows Stability Amid Rising US-EU Trade Tensions
Despite increasing US tariff threats and trade tensions with the EU, Sweden's economy enters 2026 with signs of stability and resilience amid challenges to exports and market volatility.
Nämndeman Pran Malhotra Dismissed for Breaching Court Confidentiality in Sensitive Rape Case
Pran Malhotra was dismissed as nämndeman for breaching confidentiality by discussing internal court deliberations and opposing the verdict in a rape case involving a 100-year-old victim.
Man Sentenced to Four Years for Financial Crimes in Malmö Housing Association
A man has been sentenced to four years in prison for financial mismanagement and fraud in a Malmö housing association, which faces severe financial trouble and risks a forced sale.
Rasmus Andersson Traded from Calgary Flames to Vegas Golden Knights Amid Mixed Emotions and Logistical Delays
Rasmus Andersson has been traded from the Calgary Flames to the Vegas Golden Knights, with mixed emotions about leaving and logistical delays due to visa processing.
Moa Ilar Clinches Dramatic Victory in 10 km Classic at Oberhof World Cup
Moa Ilar edges out Teresa Stadlober to claim her first World Cup win of the season in Oberhof's 10 km classic race, marking a key milestone before the Olympics.
Hanna Öberg Secures Second Place in Ruhpolding Biathlon, Showing Strong Olympic Form
Hanna Öberg finished second in the Ruhpolding biathlon pursuit, highlighting her strong form as she prepares for the 2026 Winter Olympics.
Sweden Deploys Jas 39 Gripen Jets to Iceland for NATO Arctic Mission
Sweden is deploying Jas 39 Gripen fighter jets to Iceland in February to support NATO's Arctic defense mission, emphasizing the region's strategic importance amid Russian ambitions.
Sweden's Push for Digital Sovereignty and Pharmaceutical Innovation Faces Strategic Crossroads
Sweden must increase strategic investments in European digital infrastructure and pharmaceutical innovation to safeguard its economic future and national security.
Swedish Government Proposes Full Transparency for Independent Schools
The Swedish government proposes a new law to impose full transparency on all independent schools, aligning their public access obligations with municipal schools by 2027.
Stress-Related Sick Leaves Surge with Stark Regional Differences Across Sweden
Stress-related sick leaves in Sweden are rising sharply with notable regional disparities prompting concern from officials and healthcare authorities.
Swedish Economy Cautiously Braces for Trump’s Tariff Threats
As President Trump threatens new tariffs impacting Sweden, economists and government officials express cautious optimism amid concerns over market declines and international trust.
Stable Forest Property Prices with Regional Increases in Sweden During 2025
Forest property prices in Sweden were stable with regional increases in 2025 despite falling timber prices and storm damage.
Swedes Urged to Scrutinize Political Promises Ahead of 2026 Elections
As Sweden prepares for the 2026 elections, voters are urged to critically evaluate political promises amid growing concerns about trust and accountability.
LRF Halland Engages Politicians to Highlight Agricultural Preparedness Ahead of Elections
LRF Halland prepares politicians for elections by showcasing agriculture’s vital role in societal resilience and highlighting resource challenges farmers face.
Swedish Prime Minister Kristersson Warns of Escalating US-Sweden Trade Tensions
Swedish PM Kristersson warns of serious US-Sweden trade tensions with potential for a damaging trade war, emphasizing a united EU response.
Gunfire Incident Shakes Residential Area in Upplands Väsby, No Injuries Reported
A residential area in Upplands Väsby was targeted in a shooting incident, prompting a police investigation but resulting in no injuries.
Swedish U18 Women's Ice Hockey Team Falls Short of Medal at 2026 World Championship
Sweden's U18 women's ice hockey team misses out on a medal after a dramatic 4-3 loss to the Czech Republic in the bronze match, following a heavy semifinal defeat to the USA and injury setbacks.
Calle Halfvarsson’s Sixth-Place Finish Boosts His 2026 Olympic Hopes
Calle Halfvarsson’s sixth-place finish at the Oberhof World Cup significantly improves his chances of qualifying for Sweden’s 2026 Winter Olympics team.
Sweden Dominates Finland 9-1 to Claim Third Consecutive Bandy World Championship with Edlund's Five-Goal Masterclass
Sweden clinched their third straight Bandy World Championship with a 9-1 win over Finland, powered by Christoffer Edlund’s five-goal performance and Finland’s late red card.
Swedish Regions Launch New Cultural Initiatives to Boost Local Engagement and Retain Talent
Vänersborg and Luleå launch fresh cultural projects to enrich local entertainment and keep cultural professionals engaged within their regions.
Young Swedish Talents Energize Communities with Cultural Performances and Storytelling
Young talents in Sweden, including TikTok star Rickard Bertok and participants in Klubb Kultur, are invigorating communities with performances and cultural storytelling.
Watercress Highlighted as a Potent Antioxidant to Support Healthy Aging
Experts highlight watercress's rich antioxidant profile and the importance of varied diets and sustainable habits in promoting healthy aging.
Petra Mede Cancels All Engagements Amid Worsening Back Pain; Menopause Symptoms Highlighted by Maria Karlander
Petra Mede cancels engagements due to worsening chronic back pain, while Maria Karlander discusses overlooked menopause symptoms and healthcare challenges.
Swedish Air Force Partners with Uppsala Innovation Center to Accelerate Military Tech Innovation
Sweden's Air Force teams with Uppsala Innovation Center to accelerate access to innovative startup technologies for enhanced military capabilities.
Innovative AI Scanning Technology from Skövde Set to Replace Barcodes in Retail
Researchers at Högskolan i Skövde have developed AI technology that can replace barcodes, speeding up retail checkout without threatening jobs.
EU Plans Massive Retaliatory Tariffs Against US Amid Greenland Trade Dispute
The EU is weighing retaliatory tariffs nearing 1,000 billion kronor to counter US trade threats tied to the Greenland dispute, while Swedish leaders call for unity and caution to prevent a trade war.
Sweden Faces Economic Challenges Amid Trump's Tariff Threats
Sweden confronts tariff threats from former President Trump, with industry leaders and economists weighing in on economic impacts and political responses as tensions with the U.S. rise in early 2026.
Swedish Companies Embrace Credit Insurance for Secure Growth Amid Economic Challenges
Swedish businesses are increasingly leveraging credit insurance to enhance financial stability and confidently expand amid economic uncertainties.
Swedish Municipal Politics Face Shifts: Center Party Resignation and Panel on Political Accountability
Center Party politician in Osby resigns citing weak politics while a panel discusses indicted politicians and calls for greater political accountability in Sweden.
Political Fallout in Swedish Municipalities Over Hiring Fraud and Party Funding Disputes
Swedish municipalities Laholm and Höör face political turmoil over a social worker hired with fake credentials and a contested party funding case respectively, prompting calls for better oversight.
NATO Coalition, Including Sweden, Condemns US Tariff Threats Over Greenland
NATO countries, including Sweden, unite against US tariff threats linked to Greenland, warning of risks to transatlantic relations.
Johan Häggström Disqualified Amid Controversy in World Cup Sprint Events
Sweden’s Johan Häggström was controversially disqualified in World Cup sprint events after obstruction rulings, prompting protests and impacting his Olympic qualification.
Jonna Sundling Shines with Decisive Victory in Oberhof Sprint
Jonna Sundling secured a commanding win in the Oberhof sprint race, underscoring her dominance and form ahead of the 2026 Olympics.
AIK and Degerfors Draw 3-3 in Exciting Season Opener at Strawberry Arena
AIK and Degerfors ended their first pre-season match in a 3-3 draw after an exciting display and strong second-half comeback.
Debate Intensifies in Sweden Over Legal Gender and Transgender Inmates Following Violent Crimes
Violent crimes involving transgender individuals in Sweden have ignited debate over legal gender laws, inmate placements, and community safety.
Sweden and EU Respond Firmly to Trump's Tariffs Over Greenland Military Presence
Trump's tariffs on Sweden and EU countries for military involvement in Greenland meet firm Nordic and EU opposition, highlighting rising tensions and calls for unity.
Explosion Outside Residential Building in Västerås: No Injuries, Isolated Incident
A controlled explosion outside a Västerås residential building early Sunday morning caused a fire but no injuries; police deem the event isolated and safe for the public.
Osby Center Party Politician Agne Ingvardsson Dolkov Resigns Citing Lack of Political Vision
Agne Ingvardsson Dolkov resigns from Centerpartiet after one term, criticizing the party's lack of vision and poor nomination strategy in Osby.
EU Grapples with Trump's Tariff Threats Over Greenland Dispute
The EU faces strategic choices as it responds to President Trump's planned tariffs targeting European countries over Greenland, amid calls for collective action and legislative opposition in the U.S.
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