The Heritage Science Sweden Forum in Visby highlights advanced technological methods like 3D neutron radiography to protect and study ancient cultural heritage.
ATG and the Swedish Biathlon Federation extend their sponsorship partnership until 2030, launching new fan engagement programs to boost the sport's popularity.
A forum in Lekeberg brought together politicians and residents to address disability rights, accessibility, and inclusion challenges faced by individuals with disabilities.
LRF Gävleborg invites political parties for farm visits to discuss profitable farming and self-sufficiency, while Götene enforces stronger political accountability by potentially withdrawing benefits from politicians harming the municipality's reputation.
Two individuals connected to Sweden are missing following a severe flood and landslide in Nepal, with over 1,300 people reported missing and rescue efforts underway.
Gothenburg launches the sustainable GoCo Active Lab, a collaborative arena integrating health, training, rehabilitation, and research to innovate future health solutions.
Landskrona's local politicians clashed over preserving farmland versus promoting industrial growth in a recent debate highlighting competing visions for the region's future.
With the 2026 local elections approaching, Ludvika faces a politically charged trial while Sundsvall residents urge more decisive leadership amid major industrial changes.
Rural residents near Bräknesbacken are confronting local politicians over a wind farm project that threatens homes and property values, fueling demands for more authentic political representation.
After 'Robinson' 2026, contestants share frustrations and reflections while Carola Häggkvist’s career documentary is set to premiere in August.
Moderaterna in Danderyd face internal leadership challenges as key committee chairs back a no-confidence motion against municipal council leader Johanna Hornberger ahead of the 2026 elections.
Local politicians in Mjölby manage personal challenges amid active community dialogues focusing on transport and infrastructure improvements.
Sweden launches substantial public health and resilience funding in 2026, targeting vulnerable groups regionally and fostering innovation nationally with a 50 million SEK investment.
Jens Fischer's resignation and subsequent request for transition support despite a new police job stirs political trust issues in economically challenged Hagfors.
Sweden’s 2026 AI leadership report reveals key strategies for success amidst societal calls for inclusive, just technology adoption.
Two Swedish Finnish individuals share their experiences of identity struggles and the need for a more inclusive cultural dialogue in Sweden.
A housing and school development plan in Askim gains political approval despite local residents' environmental and community concerns.
Swedish local politicians respond to concerns raised by youth and community members, highlighting cases in Kalmar and Trollhättan focused on recreation and safety.