A Novus report commissioned by Compricer shows younger Swedes face significant financial anxiety and feel less confident about personal finance decisions compared to older generations, who display higher financial security and knowledge.
After years of increase, snus usage among Swedish youth has plateaued in 2025, possibly influenced by advertising restrictions and changing product availability.
A survey highlights that 20% of young Swedes experience loneliness, especially during holidays and post-graduation, with experts emphasizing the critical role of social connections for health.
Swedish youth seek under-40 political leaders to bridge disconnection and address economic hardships, with calls for new leadership strategies.
Survey reveals young Swedes aged 18 to 34 are optimistic about their personal finances, with many embracing digital earning opportunities.
The EU Parliament has approved new driving license rules that replace A-traktors with the B1 category, allowing Swedish youths aged 15 to drive vehicles up to 45 km/h with stricter testing requirements, securing youth mobility and safety.
Love Arrhov and Axel Brönner, both 17, are recognized on The Guardian's list of top football talents and are gaining international attention ahead of potential major league moves.
Recent violent incidents involving teenagers in Stockholm and Malmö reveal serious crimes connected to youth and organized criminal networks, with ongoing investigations and charges.
Swedish health authorities provide parents with essential guidelines to better manage their teens' screen time.
Youth are taking a more active role in the upcoming Church of Sweden elections set for September 21, 2025.
A 17-year-old girl in Borås was stabbed multiple times; another teen arrested for attempted murder.
Financial advisor Maja Näsman shares essential tips for youth on managing personal finances effectively.
Sweden advocates for an EU-wide age limit for TikTok to protect minors.