Campus Risbergska Reopens After Renovations Following Tragic Mass Shooting
Renovations and security upgrades at Campus Risbergska have been completed following a mass shooting in February.
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Demographic Shift in Swedish as a Second Language Education Raises Concerns
A demographic shift in Swedish as a Second Language education raises concerns about integration and language proficiency.
Fraud Attempts Target Elderly in Karlstad: Police Warn of Scammers
Ongoing scams targeting elderly residents in Karlstad raise police warnings.
Concerns Mount for 2025 Berry-Picking Season as Labor Shortages Loom
Experts warn of labor shortages and living conditions risks ahead of Sweden's 2025 berry-picking season.
Swedish Police Enhance Strategies to Extradite Criminals Abroad
Swedish police intensify efforts to extradite 700 criminals living abroad amid rising crime rates.
Sweden's Bold Investment Aims to Double Biogas Production
Sweden invests 5.4 billion SEK for climate initiatives, doubling biogas production to enhance energy security.
Unprecedented Heatwaves Projected for Southern Sweden
Southern Sweden is bracing for unprecedented heatwaves, with temperatures possibly surpassing 40°C by 2050.
Sweden to Transition to Advanced FRMCS for Railway Communications
Sweden plans to transition from GSM-R to FRMCS, enhancing railway communications with 5G technology.
Gender Disparity in Swedish Military Conscription Amid Buildup
Sweden's military service shows growing male conscripts but stagnant female numbers during expansion.
Teacher Faces Deportation Risk After Years of Service in Sweden
Yadan Song faces deportation risk after ruling on insufficient work history in Sweden.
Surge in Student Expulsions at Swedish Universities Due to AI Cheating
Swedish universities face rising student expulsions due to AI cheating, with 20 students expelled from Stockholms universitet in 2025 alone.
Tim, Facing Deportation, Granted Permanent Residency in Sweden
Tim, a child facing deportation, receives permanent residency in Sweden, relieving his family's anxiety.
Local Celebrations Planned for Sweden's National Day 2025
Sweden prepares for National Day celebrations with community events across multiple municipalities on June 6, 2025.
Scammers Target Swedish Pensioners as Regulatory Actions Intensify
Swedish pensioners face significant fraud losses as regulators impose fines for deceptive lottery practices.
Court Sentences Four for Major Fraud Against Pensioners in Sweden
Court issues sentences in a major fraud case targeting pensioners, impacting over 2000 victims in Sweden.
Swedish Student Sentenced for Hate Speech Targeting LGBTQ+ Individuals
A teenage boy has been sentenced for hate speech after targeting LGBTQ+ individuals in a classroom speech, sparking debate on free speech limits in Sweden.
Labor Disputes Erupt Across Sweden Amidst Strikes and Lawsuits
Sweden faces significant labor disputes as strikes unfold in multiple sectors amid discrimination lawsuits and unhealthy work conditions.
Growing Interest Among Swedish Conscripts at I 21 to Pursue Military Careers
Nearly half of the conscripts at the I 21 regiment express a desire to stay in the military post-service.
Fire Safety Overhaul in Åstorp Following Devastating Townhouse Blaze
Åstorp townhouse fire ignites urgent call for fire safety improvements.
6-Year-Old Tim Granted Permanent Residency in Sweden After Long Struggle
Tim, a 6-year-old, has secured permanent residency in Sweden after a long legal battle to avoid deportation.
Crown Princess Victoria Completes Officer Training, Earns New Military Rank
Crown Princess Victoria has completed her officer training and advances to the military rank of fänrik.
Sweden's Young Academy Welcomes New Members for 2025-2030 Term
Eight new members join Sweden's Young Academy for the new term, enhancing interdisciplinary dialogue.
Hylte Municipality Reflects on the Lasting Impact of the 2015 Refugee Crisis
Hylte Municipality celebrates the 10th anniversary of local journalism reflecting on the 2015 refugee crisis impact.
Personal Reflections on WWII Featured in SVT's 'Sverige och kriget'
Kerstin Nordström shares her WWII memories in the SVT documentary 'Sverige och kriget', highlighting Swedish resistance efforts.
Sweden Lowers Terror Threat Level to Align with Europe
Sweden's terror threat level has been reduced from 4 to 3 by Säpo, aligning it with other European nations.
Significant Legal Developments and Crime Incidents in Västerås
Västerås faces a wave of crime-related legal developments, including arson sentencing and serious police investigations.
Funding Boost for Jewish Cultural Projects Ahead of 2025 Jubilee in Sweden
Kulturrådet allocates 1.5 million kronor for Jewish cultural projects ahead of the 2025 jubilee.
Söderhamn Murder Investigation Stalls as Police Seek Public Assistance
The police investigation into the Söderhamn murder shows little progress, with appeals for public assistance.
Rising Socio-Economic Divides Threaten Sweden's Social Cohesion
Research highlights the escalating socio-economic divides in urban Sweden, threatening societal cohesion.
Sweden Lowers Terror Threat Level Amid Decreased Risks
Säpo lowers Sweden's terror threat level from four to three, indicating reduced risks.
Skepticism Surrounds Record Drug Bust in Hörnefors as Legal Proceedings Begin
The record 137-kilo drug bust in Hörnefors faces legal scrutiny as defense raises doubts about its legitimacy.
Sweden Lowers Terror Threat Level to Elevated Amid Ongoing Risks
Sweden's Security Police have lowered the national terror threat level from high to elevated, but risks from extremism persist.
Laura Bacete Cano Joins Sveriges Unga Akademi, Aiming to Elevate Plant Research
Laura Bacete Cano appointed to Sveriges unga akademi, focusing on plant research and policy engagement.
Regional Highlights from Sweden on May 22, 2025
May 22 highlights various local issues across Sweden including crime, transport, and military activities.
Swedish Jewish Community Reacts to Diplomatic Murders in Washington
The Swedish Jewish community expresses shock and concern following the double murder of Israeli diplomats in D.C.
Critique of Social Services Escalates in Emilia Murder Case
Social services face criticism for their handling of Emilia's care prior to her murder.
Murder Investigation of Former Police Officer Unfolds in Borlänge
A former police officer was murdered in Borlänge, leading to a significant investigation.
Sweden's Wealth Inequality Crisis: A Growing Concern
Sweden faces alarming wealth inequality, with billionaires holding a vast share of GDP amidst rising social issues.
Kristianstad Named Sweden's Best Waste Municipality for 2025
Kristianstad has been declared Sweden's best waste municipality for 2025, showcasing outstanding recycling efforts.
Swift Response to Hemavan Guesthouse Fire Involving Swedish and Norwegian Teams
A fire at a Hemavan guesthouse prompted rapid responses from emergency services in Sweden and Norway.