Several Staffanstorp politicians face criminal charges for refusing to accept Syrian quota refugees, highlighting ongoing tensions in Swedish refugee policy and legal accountability.
OpenAI launches ChatGPT Health, a privacy-conscious AI service that offers personalized health advice by integrating user health data, currently available globally except in Europe due to regulatory constraints.
Medis unveils a new health course to foster exercise and wellbeing as lifestyle changes are spotlighted to lower dementia risk.
Viktor Frisk will speak on February 11 during Skellefteå Pride Week about his mental health journey and fostering inclusive environments.
Svenska Filminstitutet and Film&TV-Producenterna will host a spring film premiere presentation in Stockholm featuring filmmakers, actors, and trailers, with live streaming available for industry and press.
A Swedish researcher develops AI technology enabling barcode-free product identification at retail checkouts, improving efficiency and loss prevention.
Sweden plans a new law enabling police to order social media to remove gang recruitment content targeting minors within an hour, bolstered by stricter penalties and a national police operation.
An ongoing pattern of hazing and administrative challenges at Lundsberg boarding school highlights persistent cultural and leadership issues amid calls for accountability.
SMHI has issued yellow warnings for significant snowfall and icy conditions impacting large parts of Sweden, including Stockholm and Örebro, with risks of travel disruptions.
Sweden breaks records with overwhelming 34–0 and 28–0 wins in the 2026 Bandy World Championship, showcasing their bid for a third consecutive title.
Swedish Olympic sprinter Nora Lindahl plans to switch her national athletics representation to Finland, with the transfer awaiting approval amid potential waiting periods.
The Moderate Party urges a review of Sweden's 2025 gender law amid safety concerns and criminal exploitation fears, while opposition parties call for its repeal.
Survey shows record support for Sweden's military defense but reveals a slight drop in personal willingness to risk life for the country.
Sweden's road traffic deaths dropped to 208 in 2025, the second lowest since 2020, though further efforts are needed to meet safety goals.
Sweden's Moderate Party plans to review the 2025 gender identity law, focusing on its impact, safety concerns, and preventing misuse by criminals.
Swedish safety authorities warn that recent snow has caused unsafe ice conditions, urging residents to avoid venturing onto frozen lakes due to hidden thin ice.
After a subdued recovery in 2025, Sweden’s housing market is showing increased sales and optimism with modest price rises anticipated in 2026.
Despite high confidence in AI's future role, nearly half of Sweden’s mid-sized companies have yet to adopt AI in finance, with experts outlining actionable steps for successful integration.
Swedish football and hockey clubs engage in significant player transfers and coaching changes ahead of the 2026 season.
Authorities and community members continue a comprehensive search for Hanna, an 18-year-old missing since January 6 in Uddevalla, with police appealing for public help and following new leads.
Intellego has reported former CEO Claes Lindahl to Swedish authorities amid serious suspicions of accounting fraud and plans an extraordinary general meeting to elect a new board.
Swedish satellite stocks surged after the government committed 1.3 billion kronor to military reconnaissance satellites, boosting the defense sector.
SEB warns that US intervention in Iran could cause oil prices to spike over 140%, despite current market calm.
Seven individuals face charges including arson, threats, and child abduction against politicians and officials in Stockholm County, reflecting serious systemic threats to democracy.
Stellan Skarsgård and Ludwig Göransson achieved historic wins at the 2026 Golden Globe Awards, spotlighting Swedish excellence in film and music.
A survey reveals that nearly one in three Swedish pensioners reduce spending on goods and experiences after retirement, with notable differences by income and gender.
Swedish lawmakers are advocating for legislative changes to expand pharmacists' roles in healthcare, aiming to improve patient outcomes and ease pressure on medical services.
Sweden enhances defense with a 4 billion kronor drone investment and Crown Princess Victoria’s ongoing military training amid rising global tensions.
Seven individuals face serious charges including threats, arson, and child abduction against politicians and officials in Stockholm County, with a trial set for January 23.
A major Foxtrot gang leader was arrested in Iraq, marking a crucial step in Sweden's fight against organized gang violence through international police cooperation.
Rising weight loss drug use in Sweden prompts warnings against self-adjusted dosages and counterfeit medications sold online.
Swedish handball star Linn Blohm has torn her ACL, facing a 9-12 month recovery and missing key upcoming European Championship qualifiers.
Marcus Berg and Oscar Wendt have renewed their commitments to IFK Göteborg, continuing their leadership roles off the pitch through 2026.
Elvira Öberg claimed her 13th Biathlon World Cup victory, surpassing several Swedish biathletes and ranking second behind Magdalena Forsberg's record.
Viktor Arvidsson's decisive game-winning goal secured a 1-0 win for the Boston Bruins against the Pittsburgh Penguins, highlighting his surge in form and crucial role.
Three people have been arrested and charged with murder as police investigate the suspicious death of a woman in Djursholm near Stockholm.
Sweden increases air defense investment by 15 billion SEK to protect military and critical energy infrastructures, inspired by lessons from Ukraine.
A man in Gothenburg was sentenced to seven years for sexually abusing children aged as young as nine via Snapchat, using deception and threats to coerce victims.
Anders Frimert, former Social Democrat MP, announces he will leave politics and not seek re-election after serving in the Swedish parliament since 2021.
Despite severe security concerns, Sweden anticipates strong economic growth in 2026 and calls for clearer crisis responsibilities from private companies.
Early 2026 sees growing household optimism and regional price disparities in Sweden's housing market, with notable rises and falls across counties.
Swedish NHL players Philip Broberg and Simon Holmström recently made headlines with a major contract extension and a game-winning overtime goal, respectively, alongside other strong Swedish performances.
Elvira Öberg won the Oberhof pursuit race, becoming Sweden's second most successful biathlete with 13 World Cup wins, while her sister Hanna finished third.
Sweden finished third in the intense Oberhof biathlon relay, with Björn Ferry accusing the French team of a shooting rule violation that may have affected final podium positions.
Sweden orders 20,000 protective masks and gears up for extensive civil defense exercises to strengthen readiness against multiple threats.
Sweden pledges 15 billion kronor to modernize air defense systems, drawing lessons from Ukraine and addressing escalating regional threats.
NATO emphasizes Sweden's crucial role in Arctic defense amid increased Russian and Chinese activity, with ongoing joint military training exercises in Greenland involving Danish and Swedish forces.
Socialdemokraterna outlines plans for increased Swedish and foreign troop presence on Gotland, new army brigades, and strengthened regional defense collaboration to address security threats.
Sweden shows economic resilience due to strong fundamentals but faces significant export risks from Germany's economic struggles, its largest trading partner.
King Carl Gustaf underscores the serious global security situation and the importance of societal and international cooperation at Folk och Försvar 2026.
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