Sweden is bolstering its cultural heritage preservation in 2026 with UNESCO nomination opportunities and increased regional funding for key cultural institutions.
A Vattenkommissionen report warns that ineffective drainage systems causing excessive water threaten Swedish agriculture, highlighting urgent need for infrastructural investments to ensure food security amid climate change.
Sweden faces ongoing gang violence marked by shootings and bombings, while recent arrests and prosecutions suggest a potential decline in deadly attacks.
Study shows nearly half of young child fatalities in car accidents could have been prevented with rear-facing car seats, emphasizing need for greater parental awareness in Sweden.
Ildar Galiyev, a top member of Dalennätverket, is suspected of orchestrating deadly shootings and bombings in Sweden linked to a recent surge in gang violence.
Swedish courts convict a man for severe child sexual abuse linked to gonorrhea transmission and sentence a substitute teacher for raping a minor student, highlighting recent judicial actions against child sexual abuse.
Swedish Customs faces major hurdles combating drug smuggling due to scarce and outdated scanning technology, with fixed scanners delayed and only three mobile units in operation.
A school principal in central Sweden has been detained over multiple child rape allegations spanning from mid-2024 to early 2026, with investigations ongoing.
Sweden's UNESCO World Heritage sites suffer severe climate change damage from moisture, erosion, and water shortages, underscoring preservation challenges.
Sweden is finalizing a 40-60 billion kronor contract for four new frigates, with France and Spain competing to supply the vessels that will enhance the country’s maritime defense capabilities.
Sweden faces multiple ongoing homicide investigations, including an elderly woman's murder by her husband with dementia, a murder probe in Falkenberg, and an arrest linked to a disappearance at Rönninge train station.
An infant in Sweden is facing deportation to Iran after immigration law changes removed residency rights for dependents, prompting legal appeals and ethical debate.
Sweden is restarting large-scale civilian evacuation exercises this autumn in response to rising security threats from Russian attacks, with initial drills planned on Gotland involving 300 volunteers.
A Solna municipality employee was sentenced to three years for embezzling over 18 million kronor, influenced by an elaborate romance scam involving a Mick Jagger impersonator.
Fossilfritt Sverige and partners advance electric flight and emission-free transport efforts in Östersund, emphasizing collaboration and business engagement.
High electricity prices in Sweden are causing severe financial strain on residents, with municipalities offering support while prices are forecasted to stay high until spring.
Sweden's new mathematics curriculum is taking shape with expert-led improvements, amid ongoing debate over the scientific basis of educational research influencing policy.
Hundreds gathered at Oscarskyrkan in Stockholm for the public funeral of My from Rönninge, highlighting the community's sorrow and ongoing discussion about violence against women.
Swedish authorities launch Forum Totalförsvar to boost crisis and wartime preparedness through research, leadership training, and operational adaptability.
Swedish courts acquit police officers of criminal charges in two honor killing cases in Lessebo, despite misconduct in handling victims' reports of abuse and rape.
A Swedish court ruled that Betsson exploited a man’s gambling addiction by offering bonuses despite knowing his condition, ordering the company to pay nearly 5 million kronor in compensation.
Rising household consumption and bold political strategies underpin optimistic forecasts for Sweden’s economic growth in 2026 despite geopolitical uncertainties.
Swedish consumers confront record electricity bills in January 2026, driven by harsh weather, rising network fees, and infrastructure investments, causing widespread financial stress.
Swedish police investigate a suspected break-in at the Stockholm home of National Police Chief Petra Lundh, with evidence gathering ongoing and no arrests yet.
Sweden endures record low temperatures in the north and snowy, icy conditions causing travel disruptions in the south amid a prolonged cold snap in February 2026.