Stockholm’s stock market fell sharply on November 18, hitting its largest drop since April, driven by global market weakness and AI valuation concerns ahead of Nvidia’s earnings.
Mjällby AIF appoints Karl Marius Aksum as new head coach while Anders Torstensson steps down to technical director amid health and family considerations.
After a goalless draw with Slovenia, Sweden faces challenges ahead of the World Cup playoff, with key players missing and concerns about team form and seeding.
AIK grapples with financial strain, prioritizing player sales ahead of investments, while competing to sign top Superettan player Amel Mujanic.
Linköping center Johan Johnsson is out for over a month due to a severe skate injury, adding to the team's injury woes and impacting SHL performance.
A man carrying suspected explosives was arrested at Stockholm Central Station on November 18, 2025, triggering a major police operation and investigation.
Sweden confronts rising hate crimes and gang violence amid heated political rhetoric that some link to increased extremist attacks on minorities.
Kristdemokraterna's capital gains tax cut proposal for long-term homeowners faces criticism over its effectiveness and fiscal impact amid calls for broader housing market reforms.
Sweden’s ranking in the 2026 Climate Change Performance Index drops to 13th, reflecting weakened climate policies despite low emissions and strong renewable energy use.
Thousands gather outside Swedish Parliament to protest a new migration law that could revoke permanent residency for thousands, sparking widespread fear and condemnation.
The Swedish government has proposed legislation expanding criminal liability to combat gang crime more effectively, including measures against recruiting minors online and empowering police to pose as children digitally.
One in four Swedish politicians faced threats and violence in 2024, with local accounts from Växjö highlighting personal assaults amid rising hostility towards public officials.
Telenor IoT provides regulatory-compliant solutions to help automakers manage cybersecurity and data challenges amid a surge in connected vehicles across the EU.
Swedish SMEs are instrumental in developing sustainable public transport in West Africa, with projects in Abidjan and Lagos utilizing biofuels and fostering international partnerships.
Sweden's Viscaria copper mine is poised to deliver sustainable, climate-efficient copper production, supporting 5% of Europe's demand with fossil-free energy and eco-friendly transport.
Karim Alaa Hussain was sentenced to life imprisonment for the gang-related murder of Rawa Majid's uncle in Husby, Stockholm, after a court found strong evidence including witness accounts and surveillance footage.
A 26-year-old man has been charged with murdering an ambulance worker in Harmånger, highlighting serious concerns about violence against emergency personnel in Sweden.
An 18-year-old has admitted to planning a terrorist attack at the 2024 Kulturfestival in Stockholm, with evidence gathered through undercover operations.
Four young men from the Nazi group Aktivklubb Sverige have been sentenced to prison for racially motivated assaults against men of foreign backgrounds in Stockholm.
Skandia's foundation funds the SWEFIT study to measure the physical health, fitness, and lifestyle of 4,000 Swedish youths aged 13-18, addressing a critical knowledge gap.
Sweden's gaming culture has diversified significantly, with a broader demographic embracing gaming and Swedish titles receiving major international award nominations.
Zara Larsson opens up about her cultural ambitions and personal growth as she prepares to tour and receives notable P3 Guld nominations.
Five women reveal the intense physical and emotional challenges caused by severe side effects of antihormonal breast cancer treatments.
Research from the Mistra Carbon Exit program shows Sweden has the technology to significantly cut emissions but needs stronger policies and investments to achieve full net-zero goals.
Chinese state-sponsored hackers have automated cyberattacks using AI technology, prompting notable Swedish investment increases in AI, defense, and cybersecurity sectors to address rising threats.
Telia and partners in Sweden are deploying 5G-connected digital signs to improve safety at roadworks through real-time communication and sensor technology.
Daniel Marmenlind has transferred from Malmö to Djurgården as a new goalkeeper for the rest of the 2025 season, boosting Djurgården's ambitions following a strong season start.
Sweden faces squad absences, injury setbacks, and suspension risks ahead of their critical final World Cup qualifying match against Slovenia, aiming to secure momentum for their upcoming playoff campaign.
Hags AB recalls a playground slide sold from 1980 to 2018 after a fatal accident involving a child's entrapment due to missing parts, urging customers to buy safety kits or stop usage.
Swedish authorities warn of increased darknet sales of credit card data amid anticipated fraud rise during Black Friday shopping.
A patient in Stockholm successfully underwent a 19-hour double hand transplant at Södersjukhuset, regaining hand function three months later in a significant medical achievement for Sweden.
Hundreds rallied in Uppsala demanding stronger disability support under LSS, drawing varied political leaders who called for urgent legal reforms.
Sweden’s M&A market grows steadily with private equity leading deals amid geopolitical uncertainty, focusing on tech, healthcare, and defense sectors.
The Swedish restaurant industry faces rising bankruptcies fueled by increased costs, even as new restaurants open under major brands and property investors in 2025.
A severe winter weather system is expected to bring heavy snowfall and hazardous travel conditions to nearly all of Sweden starting mid-week, with snow reaching one to two decimeters and dangerous icy roads anticipated.
Victor Nilsson Lindelöf returns as captain for Sweden in their World Cup playoff decider against Slovenia, responding thoughtfully to recent fan criticism.
Mora goalie Marcus Hellgren Smed received a two-match suspension after kicking a Modo player post-match, following Mora's overtime loss and continuing poor league form.
Anthony Elanga withdraws from Sweden's national team for private reasons amid several squad setbacks ahead of the World Cup qualifier.
The Swedish national football team is balancing risks from player suspensions and injuries ahead of their World Cup playoff push, with coach Potter managing a delicate squad situation.
Emin Duale, an 18-year-old Swedish gang member, received a seven-year prison sentence in Denmark for an attempted murder shooting in Copenhagen, adding to his already extensive criminal record in Sweden and Denmark.
Three women died and three were injured after a bus crashed into a shelter in Stockholm, including a Swedish prosecution authority employee and a patient from Karolinska hospital.
Sweden's government plans to unify the fragmented high school curriculum to improve fairness and student competency assessment.
The EU Commission has raised its economic growth outlook for 2023, highlighting Sweden's strong performance despite trade challenges and inflation pressures.
Women in Sweden effectively work unpaid from 16:11 daily due to earning 5,400 kronor less monthly on average, highlighting the persistent gender wage gap.
The proposed sale of 300 municipal apartments in Karlshamn's Fridhem area has triggered a political dispute over economic strategy and housing security.
Vänsterpartiet announces it will only support a government if included, focusing on affordability and welfare ahead of the 2026 elections.
An acute medical condition caused the Stockholm bus accident that killed three, prompting investigations into safety measures and support for affected staff.
Swedish police and the FBI have started direct fingerprint data sharing, improving international crime fighting through faster and more efficient collaboration.
Sweden introduces a robust ten-year national strategy including strict prescription rules and vaccination initiatives to curb antibiotic resistance by 2035.
Magdalena Andersson vows a 50-year plan to enhance Sweden’s military strength in response to Russia's threat, emphasizing consistent investment and increased conscription.
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