Centerpartiet faces criticism for halving its wealth due to heavy political spending and cautious investment strategies, alongside costly policy impacts on Sweden's economy.
Sverigedemokraterna expels Stina Isaksson after distributing flyers accused of spreading misinformation about social services taking children.
Sweden plans to enforce a minimum age of 15 for social media use starting in 2028 to protect youth mental and physical health, addressing concerns about harmful content and screen-related health issues.
The article examines Sweden’s legal gap allowing politicians to spread false information without punishment, contrasting it with strict laws against misleading advertising, and calls for clearer regulations on political misinformation.
Political and business leaders gathered at Frösö Park and upcoming Mälartinget conference to address infrastructure, skills shortages, and regulatory challenges ahead of Sweden’s regional elections.
Swedish youth are increasingly using illegal synthetic peptides influenced by celebrity trends, despite health risks and lack of clinical research.
Swedish politicians adopt relatable social media tactics amid restrictive EU ad laws, while youth-led community projects inspire political participation.
The Middle East conflict is disrupting EU economic forecasts, while Sweden grapples with regional budget deficits and rising healthcare costs.
The suspension of the IFK Göteborg vs Örgryte derby due to stand disturbances sparked criticism over decision-making and communication delays, with the match set to resume Tuesday.
Swedish politicians engage voters through local events and the satirical show 'Fördomsshowen', highlighting the importance of media training and public interaction.
Umeå University and Lödöse Museum in Sweden organize health-focused events combining physical activities and historical health education.
As Sweden’s 2026 elections near, voter frustration grows over politicians’ refusal to admit mistakes and controversies erupt over high mayoral salaries in Vellinge.
Political interference in Katrineholm's art hall led to eight staff resignations amid concerns over cultural autonomy.
Ahead of Sweden's elections, Hallsbergs kommun distributes a security handbook to elected officials, offering guidance on managing threats and enhancing personal safety amid a serious security climate.
Local opposition intensifies against Sicklavallen housing development, with calls for a sports park and councilor Wiljander responding to hundreds of emails.
Harvard's Kenneth Rogoff and rising oil prices highlight underestimated economic risks from the Iran conflict, challenging market optimism.
A new survey shows strong Swedish concern about dependence on American tech, with many preferring European digital services for security and local support.
Allente has obtained exclusive rights for public broadcasts of the 2026 Hockey World Championship in Sweden, enabling venues to legally screen matches and enhance fan experience.
Sweden faces challenges in political misinformation and controversial expression, as changing information trends and provocative art stir public debate.
A new survey shows most Swedish voters think the country is heading in the wrong direction, especially concerning education and healthcare.
A survey shows Swedish police enjoy much higher public trust compared to politicians, who also face criticism over ethical concerns involving promotional media appearances.
Analyses reveal systemic flaws in political accountability and transparency in Sweden, exposing concerns at both national and local governance levels.
Uppsala University research links social media pressure to rising mental health issues among young Swedish women, emphasizing career stress as a key factor.
A new poll shows most Swedes reject US and Israeli attacks on Iran and strongly oppose Swedish military support.