Sweden's women's handball team triumphed 33-25 over Ukraine in an EM qualifier, highlighted by Jamina Roberts' 700th international goal, and gears up for upcoming matches against Lithuania and Serbia.
Sweden's women's table tennis team advances confidently to the European Championship quarterfinals after a flawless 3-0 win over Spain.
Swedish vigilante group Pedo Hunting Sweden targets, assaults, and publicly shames suspected pedophiles, prompting legal action and societal debate.
High levels of listeria bacteria were found in truffles served at Coco & Carmen, linked to a major outbreak, but the exact contamination source remains uncertain.
Patients with post-COVID and ME/CFS in Sweden face mistrust and inadequate care, highlighting systemic healthcare challenges.
Mattias Karlsson of the Sweden Democrats criticizes the party's derogatory language against Annie Lööf, linking social media to rising political hostility.
Anna-Karin Hatt’s resignation as Centerparty leader highlights internal leadership challenges and brings attention to threats faced by women in politics.
Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson faces criticism for hosting a private school event at his official residence, sparking concerns about lobbying and transparency.
Nordea surpasses financial expectations with strong loan growth and positive investor signals, indicating further stock potential.
SEB has upgraded Volvo Cars to a buy rating, citing an expected easing of negative pressures on the company’s performance.
Vitec reported higher third-quarter revenue for 2025 but saw its EBITDA dip slightly to 235 million kronor from 248 million kronor a year ago.
Local Swedish politicians face rising threats and hate, prompting resignations and raising alarms about democracy's future.
Anna-Karin Hatt resigns as party leader amid escalating threats and hostility, with political and security leaders commenting on the harsher political climate in Sweden.
Sweden will issue digital voting cards for the 2025 elections to enhance accessibility and streamline the voting process, with new technology supporting early voting.
A prominent TV4 figure is charged with purchasing sexual services; prosecutor cites evidence of sexual contact, but TV4 claims it was investigative work, a claim the involved woman denies.
A terrorism trial over a 2020 attack plot sparks a defamation lawsuit against researcher Tobias Hübinette by the accused and his financier father in Sweden.
Love Arrhov and Axel Brönner, both 17, are recognized on The Guardian's list of top football talents and are gaining international attention ahead of potential major league moves.
Jon Dahl Tomasson has been fired as Sweden's national football coach after a poor World Cup qualifying start, triggering a high-stakes search for new leadership amid concerns about team development and future prospects.
Authorities have requested the arrest in absentia of a 24-year-old Syrian suspect in the murder of Salwan Momika, nearly nine months after he was shot during a live broadcast.
Swedish politician Anna-Karin Hatt resigns due to rising threats and hostility, reflecting broader concerns about the safety of public figures and the democratic climate in Sweden.
A new study finds brain changes in five-year-olds linked to their mothers' exposure to PFAS chemicals during pregnancy, highlighting potential health concerns.
Sweden announces a new government plan with increased funding and expert collaboration to combat the rise of prostitution and human trafficking on online platforms, focusing particularly on protecting young victims.
Swedish PM Ulf Kristersson remains optimistic about election prospects, emphasizing crime and immigration reforms despite low poll numbers.
Swedish businesses must adapt supply chain strategies and tighten sanctions compliance as trade barriers and regulations increase between the US and EU.
Swedish industry is progressing with AI-driven robotics but faces challenges in reliability, scalability, and flexibility; innovations by SICS promise future breakthroughs.
Anna-Karin Hatt's resignation highlights increasing hostility and threats against women politicians in Sweden, threatening democratic participation.
Growing threats and hostile climate lead Swedish female politicians like Anna-Karin Hatt to resign and avoid sensitive discussions, raising concerns over political safety and democracy.
Sweden has introduced its first national guidelines for menopause care to improve treatment and support for over one million women experiencing menopause symptoms.
A new cultural and recreation center in Varberga began construction with a symbolic groundbreaking, highlighting sustainability and community involvement, aiming for completion by late 2026.
Skärholmen launches a new initiative offering safe, inclusive spaces and cultural events for HBTQI seniors, addressing loneliness and cultural challenges.
Storekey is introducing next-generation secure payment and self-scanning technologies to support unmanned grocery stores in Sweden, addressing system reliability concerns.
Eskil Edh suffers another back injury and will miss upcoming matches, while Elis Bishesari is expected to be fit for IFK Göteborg's next game.
Marika Domanski Lyfors shifts from national team manager to senior advisor, with new coaching appointments underway for the Swedish women's football team.
Tony Gustavsson announces his first Swedish women's national team squad, merging experience with youth ahead of crucial matches.
Rikard Grönborg returns as Tre Kronor's head coach, setting sights on ambitious goals for 2030 while addressing recent rumors and changes since his previous tenure.
Centerpartiet struggles to find new leadership after Anna-Karin Hatt’s surprise resignation and discusses her significant severance package.
Centerpartiet is actively seeking a new leader ahead of its November convention, with several candidates emerging to succeed Anna-Karin Hatt after her unexpected resignation.
Swedish unions and SKR have agreed to retroactively compensate pregnant employees who were barred from work during the pandemic, following a Labor Court ruling confirming discrimination.
Anna-Karin Hatt resigns amid widespread political harassment, prompting government leaders to address the deteriorating democratic climate and safety of politicians.
Swedish companies Granfoss and Sundsvalls Bildemontering are advancing sustainability with autonomous dredging robots and circular economy innovations in automotive recycling, backed by strong regional support.
Unemployment in Sweden decreases for the second month with youth unemployment slightly down, but total registered unemployed remains higher than last year.
Swedish industrial firms face challenges from rising US-EU tariffs and stricter sanctions, prompting strategic supply chain and compliance adjustments.
Anna-Karin Hatt resigns as Center Party leader, citing harassment and safety fears, highlighting a toxic political climate deterring future politicians.
Center Party leader Anna-Karin Hatt resigns amid increasing threats, highlighting the escalating hostility in Swedish politics and its implications for democracy.
Anna-Karin Hatt's abrupt resignation as Centerpartiet leader leaves the party in shock, grappling with leadership challenges and internal criticism.
After Anna-Karin Hatt’s surprising six-month tenure, Centerpartiet must urgently identify a new leader ahead of the November assembly amid concerns over candidate safety.
Anna-Karin Hatt resigns as Centre Party leader due to hate and threats, prompting political leaders in Sweden to condemn the hostile climate and warn of its threat to democracy.
Anna-Karin Hatt's resignation as Centerpartiet leader underscores the severe gendered harassment faced by female politicians in Sweden, threatening democratic participation.
Sweden's inflation rate dropped to 3.1% in September, supported by falling food prices and easing core inflation, with the central bank forecasting further declines.
Swedish Armed Forces are monitoring a Russian submarine in the Baltic Sea via fighter jets and naval vessels as part of routine allied operations amid regional security concerns.