Social Democrat leader Magdalena Andersson and Sweden Democrat leader Jimmie Åkesson traded accusations over the use of troll factories for political messaging during a televised debate.
Sweden and Denmark lose UEFA Women's Euro 2029 hosting bid to Germany amid fierce competition and increasing hosting demands.
Sweden showcased resilience and frustration amid intense emotions and time-wasting tactics in their Nations League bronze loss to France after a dramatic extra-time finish.
Sweden's heavy defeat by Norway puts their quarter-final hopes in jeopardy, with critical upcoming matches and injury challenges adding pressure.
Sweden's Riksdag has approved Moderaterna's 2026 budget amidst growing political tensions with Socialdemokraterna over policy and debate participation.
Swedish police have started patrolling online gaming communities to engage youths and prevent grooming, debuting their approach at the Dreamhack festival with plans for secure digital communication channels.
Sweden faces criticism and opposition scrutiny over five million kronor sent to Somalia for three government jobs with unknown recipients amidst corruption concerns.
A man wanted for a 2020 Gothenburg murder and serious drug offenses has been arrested in Cape Verde and will face local charges due to dual citizenship.
Two major criminal cases in Sweden involve charges of child abuse against a politician and a murder linked to domestic violence in Gothenburg.
Two members of a sect-like group threatening Gullspång politicians with hanging were sentenced to prison and ordered to pay substantial damages, affirming legal condemnation of such threats.
Moderate politician Mats Sander failed to report his substantial shareholding in defense firm Mildef while arranging the company's participation in parliamentary meetings, raising concerns about transparency and conflict of interest.
Swedish government policies eliminating local veto rights and limiting northern investments have ignited critiques of revived colonialism and political disconnect in Norrland.
Swedish ministers urge labour market partners to take responsibility as only 84 establishment jobs have been created despite government funding.
Prices for essential Christmas grocery items like chocolate and coffee rise in Sweden for 2025, while potatoes and salmon become cheaper.
Sweden's economy is set for stronger growth in 2026 with lower inflation and rising interest rates, according to Danske Bank forecasts.
An aggressive H5N1 bird flu outbreak in southern Sweden notably affects cranes and geese, leading to public warnings against handling sick birds due to health risks.
Sweden's Social Democratic student wing opposes lowering the criminal responsibility age, urging welfare reforms to prevent youth gang crime amid rising child involvement in violence.
Two serious domestic violence cases in Göteborg and Stockholm involving charges of murder and assault move forward in Swedish courts in 2025.
The CAS decision allowing Russian and Belarusian skiers to compete as neutrals ahead of the Olympics sparks ethical debates amid ongoing Ukraine conflict.
Sweden's women's football team lost a thrilling Nations League bronze match to France, ending veteran Linda Sembrant's international career with a poignant farewell.
Swedish defender Anna Lagerquist suffers a renewed foot injury, ending her 2025 World Handball Championship campaign after just 22 minutes on court, a major blow to the team.
Swedish courts have opened trials for two serious murder cases involving a teenage victim in Stockholm and an assault-related death in Gothenburg, with accused denying and admitting guilt respectively.
Former Swedish foreign minister Tobias Billström has been appointed Director of Strategy and Government Affairs at Nordic Air Defence, focusing on securing contracts and navigating defense procurement.
Christmas 2025 food prices in Sweden rise amid notable increases in chocolate and coffee costs, while investigations reveal dubious pricing tactics by Ica stores.
The plan to reduce Karlskrona municipal council members from 75 to 61 was rejected due to internal coalition dissent and opposition coalition votes.
A politician in Ovanåker municipality faces accusations of leaking documents related to controversial preschool closures, escalating political tensions.
The OECD's latest report projects Sweden's economy to grow strongly from 2026, with declining unemployment and stable inflation amid external trade challenges.
W5 Solutions, Munters, and Weissrs have secured major contracts and acquisitions, reflecting Swedish corporate growth in defense, climate solutions, and industrial software.
Swedish experts stress preparation, advisory, and intellectual property protection as key to successful business sales, ensuring value and suitable buyer matches.
Melodifestivalen 2026 announces its record-breaking artist lineup amidst mixed anticipation and critique.
Joakim Lundell reacts strongly to SVT's documentary 'Hatet' with feelings of betrayal and demands legal removal, amid family disputes and a lack of evidence for abuse claims.
A report shows that Sweden's grading system lowers final grades for science and technology students, affecting stem enrollment and prompting calls for reforms.
Sweden loses to France in a dramatic UEFA Women's Nations League bronze match after extra time, finishing fourth overall.
Miguel Ángel Ramírez has been appointed as the new head coach of Malmö FF, tasked with leading the club to new successes following Henrik Rydström's departure.
Swedish beach volleyball champions David Åhman and Jonatan Hellvig received the 2025 Bragdguldet amid a namesake error during the ceremony and debate over the award's significance.
The 2023 case of a pregnant woman selling sex from a secluded cottage in Karlskrona has drawn sharp criticism over police delays and dropped charges against the suspected pimp, highlighting investigative challenges in sex work-related crimes.
Controversies in Swedish municipal councils surface with an internal leak over preschool closures in Ovanåker and opposition to reducing politicians in Karlskrona.
Social Democrats face criticism over anonymous political messaging via party-owned media, with editor-in-chief taking a pause unrelated to controversy.
Västra Götaland politicians unanimously agree to abolish the failed Millennium healthcare journal system, paving the way for a new replacement process.
PostNord Sverige cuts greenhouse gas emissions by 42% since 2020, advancing fossil-free logistics through electric vehicles and renewable HVO100 fuel.
Swedish businesses are increasingly viewing sustainability as a strategic investment, using data and new tools like Position Green's Sustainable Business Playbook to measure financial and competitive benefits amid rising regulatory and investor demands.
The OECD forecasts Sweden’s economy to accelerate growth and reduce inflation and unemployment between 2025 and 2027, despite global challenges.
Two women were assaulted by a masked man outside a social services office in Johanneshov, Stockholm; police are investigating the incident as attempted murder and searching for the attacker.
AiP Media’s editor-in-chief resigns amid political satire controversies and unauthorized user data sharing with social platforms, sparking investigations and advertising bans.
Swedish preschool educators report high job satisfaction and strong parental appreciation but face significant stress and feel undervalued by employers and politicians, reveals a 2025 OECD report.
Jenny Åkervall resigns as editor-in-chief of AiP following criticism over the Socialdemokraterna's opaque political content on social media, alongside Meta's ban on AiP's advertising.
Several violent attacks against Swedish bus and ambulance workers in early December 2025 highlight increasing risks faced by frontline personnel during their duties.
Leo Carlsson extends his NHL point streak to seven games and is on pace for a record-setting season among Swedish scorers.
FC Rosengård's women's team has become a limited company with British firm Crux Football acquiring a 48% stake, sparking both optimism and supporter concerns.
Sweden's unexpected 31-27 loss to Brazil in the Women's Handball World Championship jeopardizes their chances of reaching the quarterfinals, with critical matches ahead.
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