The EU faces strategic choices as it responds to President Trump's planned tariffs targeting European countries over Greenland, amid calls for collective action and legislative opposition in the U.S.
The US threatens tariffs on Sweden over Greenland dispute, risking significant economic impact and prompting firm political responses from Swedish leaders.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump imposes escalating tariffs on Sweden and European allies over Greenland sovereignty dispute, triggering strong political pushback and economic concerns.
A new report reveals tough work conditions for bus drivers in Skåne, with long hours, stress, and lack of facilities, prompting calls for political measures.
Political leaders in Stockholm clash amid public frustration over snow removal failures following heavy snowfall, with nearly 20,000 complaints reported and emergency services hindered.
Sweden is reducing hiring costs to boost employment while urging stronger EU circular economy legislation amidst rising raw material prices and climate concerns.
Conflicting Swedish migration policies and university governance debates are creating barriers for attracting foreign researchers, prompting calls for coordinated government action.
The Sweden Democrats have suspended Katja Nyberg from committee duties and requested her removal from oversight councils amid a serious police investigation alleging drunk driving.
Pär Palmgren returns to Hässleholm politics by joining Kristdemokraterna, signaling a strategic shift and renewed focus on local issues.
The Swedish government is introducing its largest criminal law reform in modern times, increasing penalties for about fifty crimes to better protect victims and society.
Swedish Democrats politician Katja Nyberg faces investigation for suspected DUI and drug offenses, with party leaders emphasizing zero tolerance policies while awaiting prosecutor's findings.
Carl Bildt testified in Sweden's longest trial over allegations that Lundin Oil executives aided Sudanese war crimes during oil operations from 1999 to 2003.
Ayla's impending deportation has ignited political debate over Sweden's immigration policies for young immigrants integrated into society.
The first 2026 Swedish party leader debate highlighted social issues, economic outlook, and election year strategies, with leaders presenting divergent focuses on violence, unemployment, and international affairs.
Sweden has deployed military officers to Greenland to support Denmark's Operation Arctic Endurance, focusing on logistical preparations for future Arctic military presence alongside allied forces.
Sweden Democrats leader Jimmie Åkesson insists Katja Nyberg must resign if charged amid drug and DUI investigation sparked by a December car accident.
Sweden faces critical decisions on EU security funding amid global power shifts and internal debate over support for Iranian protesters.
Nora's municipal council approved the detailed plan for a TNT factory in Nor despite opposition, highlighting tensions between economic growth ambitions and local concerns.
Two Swedish politicians face investigations for serious sexual misconduct allegations, including severe offenses and public indecency near children.
Liberalerna faces an internal crisis as polls show support at 1.8%, prompting leadership challenges and calls for strategic clarity ahead of elections.
Sweden has summoned Iran's ambassador to formally protest Tehran's violent crackdown on peaceful demonstrations, demanding respect for human rights and internet restoration.
Sweden's Liberal Party plummets to a record low 1.8% support, sparking internal panic and threatening parliamentary presence ahead of the 2026 election.
A historic trial in Skåne tests legal boundaries over refugee reception as hostility toward local politicians grows ahead of Sweden's local elections.
Charges against five Gothenburg school politicians for professional misconduct have been dropped, prompting discussion on political accountability and responsibility in Sweden.
Several Staffanstorp politicians face criminal charges for refusing to accept Syrian quota refugees, highlighting ongoing tensions in Swedish refugee policy and legal accountability.
Sweden plans a new law enabling police to order social media to remove gang recruitment content targeting minors within an hour, bolstered by stricter penalties and a national police operation.
The Moderate Party urges a review of Sweden's 2025 gender law amid safety concerns and criminal exploitation fears, while opposition parties call for its repeal.
Sweden's Moderate Party plans to review the 2025 gender identity law, focusing on its impact, safety concerns, and preventing misuse by criminals.
Seven individuals face charges including arson, threats, and child abduction against politicians and officials in Stockholm County, reflecting serious systemic threats to democracy.
Swedish lawmakers are advocating for legislative changes to expand pharmacists' roles in healthcare, aiming to improve patient outcomes and ease pressure on medical services.
Sweden increases air defense investment by 15 billion SEK to protect military and critical energy infrastructures, inspired by lessons from Ukraine.
Anders Frimert, former Social Democrat MP, announces he will leave politics and not seek re-election after serving in the Swedish parliament since 2021.
Sweden orders 20,000 protective masks and gears up for extensive civil defense exercises to strengthen readiness against multiple threats.
Sweden pledges 15 billion kronor to modernize air defense systems, drawing lessons from Ukraine and addressing escalating regional threats.
NATO emphasizes Sweden's crucial role in Arctic defense amid increased Russian and Chinese activity, with ongoing joint military training exercises in Greenland involving Danish and Swedish forces.
Socialdemokraterna outlines plans for increased Swedish and foreign troop presence on Gotland, new army brigades, and strengthened regional defense collaboration to address security threats.
Sweden announces major investments in air defense and endorses multinational military cooperation to strengthen security in the Baltic and Arctic amid rising Russian threats.
A recent survey reveals immigrants in Sweden show greater willingness to defend the country than native-born Swedes, challenging political assumptions and urging inclusion efforts.
Sweden raises repatriation grant sharply to SEK 350,000 per adult to encourage immigrant returns, amid opposition concerns over integration and public spending.
While Swedish cultural policy debates cautious funding, Sparbanksstiftelsen Kronan boosts local artists with 600,000 SEK in scholarships.
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