Sweden introduces sanctions against parental benefit fraud amid public debate on politicians' ethics, alongside a Center Party politician's conviction for threats.
Swedish regions are advancing policies to promote cultural welfare and 'culture on prescription' as innovative tools ...
Sweden introduces sanctions against parental benefit fraud amid public debate on politicians' ethics, alongside a Center Party politician's conviction for threats.
Swedish regions are advancing policies to promote cultural welfare and 'culture on prescription' as innovative tools to enhance public health and cultural access.
Politicians and community groups in Skene are collaborating to prevent the closure of Kulturhuset, a crucial cultural venue endangered by the termination of its rental agreement.
Sweden enforces tougher welfare fraud penalties amid growing concerns about politicians' ethical conduct and public trust.
Sweden’s government faces criticism and calls for transparency after dismissing a key public health official over skepticism about a controversial existential health initiative associated with the Prime Minister’s wife.
A FOI report warns that stopping state payments during crises could severely increase low-income households and weaken Sweden's economic stability.
Political debate intensifies in Sweden over public library funding and politician salaries, highlighting calls for accountability and equitable support as libraries face financial strain.
Sweden launches its largest student housing project in decades alongside new building regulation changes, sparking debate over affordability and accessibility.
Western Sweden combats severe 2026 water shortages with new wells pumping ancient groundwater to Malmö and public warnings in Västra Götaland.
Sverigedemokraterna expels Stina Isaksson after distributing flyers accused of spreading misinformation about social services taking children.
New studies and health advice highlight that simple lifestyle changes can slow aging and reduce cardiovascular disease risks, offering practical guidance for healthy ageing in Sweden.
Facing parliamentary opposition, Sweden's government withdraws its controversial proposal lowering the criminal responsibility age to 13, proposing instead to reduce it to 14 for serious crimes.
Experts warn of rising housing prices and potential shortages in urban Sweden, despite government efforts with extended mortgage loans.
Ulrika Ådén has been named head secretary for medicine and health at Vetenskapsrådet, bringing extensive clinical and research experience to the role starting September 2026.
Sweden advances AI in healthcare with innovations in research and clinical tools, while confronting serious risks in mental health applications.
Sweden Democrats and Left Party respond to controversial child welfare campaigns by removing involved candidates ahead of elections.
New strategic partnerships in Sweden are accelerating sustainability in construction materials through data transparency and advancing industrial recycling technology for nylon textiles.
Swedish households face mounting economic pressures from rising living costs and record government borrowing, prompting calls for urgent economic forecasts.
Political proposals to regulate veterinary care prices in Sweden spark concerns from industry experts over potential quality decline and call for better price transparency.
Stockholm allocates 100 million kronor to combat rising vacancies in Kista following Ericsson's corporate move, aiming to prevent economic decline and enhance safety.
A Centerpartiet politician and others face charges for renting out a property with hazardous drinking water, raising questions about political accountability in Sweden.
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.
Crown Princess Mette-Marit's serious lung condition prompts family members' urgent return and royal caution amid ongoing health concerns.
Sweden's recent cultural funding cuts have triggered calls from political and cultural leaders to restore and reform financial support systems to safeguard cultural institutions and public access.
Swedish research engages children in mental health studies as new data shows parents experience some of the highest stress levels in the Nordic region, impacting family well-being.
Cutbacks in young adult psychiatric services and persistent coercion in child psychiatry spark concerns over patient safety and care quality in Sweden.
Authorities uncover links between illegal labor exploitation in Dalarna’s restaurants and large-scale money laundering through the payment company Wise, highlighting challenges in Sweden’s fight against criminal economy.
Swedish Finance Minister Elisabeth Svantesson defends government economic support amid criticism, while business leaders urge long-term growth reforms amid the energy crisis.
Generation Pep and Region Kronoberg launch initiatives promoting equitable children's health and active living through advocacy and detailed health data platforms.
Amid looming EU regulation changes, Swedish EU politicians have increased meetings with snus lobbyists, revealing political divides over protecting the Swedish snus industry versus health concerns.
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.
Ahead of Swedish elections, unions and organizations demand stronger political commitment to improve public health and social care funding, collaboration, and strategic reforms.
Sweden’s Finance Minister Elisabeth Svantesson introduces a 17.5 billion kronor crisis budget targeting economic challenges from the Middle East conflict amid a prolonged recession.
Swedish electricity network fees have risen sharply while government subsidies face criticism for hindering necessary societal energy transitions.
Public and political responses to Sweden's temporary halving of public transport prices show a mix of support, criticism, and calls for permanent reform amid the energy crisis.
Growing struggles with personal assistance funding in Swedish municipalities spark protests and call for political action on LSS support services.
Economic experts criticize Sweden's government support policies for energy and inflation, warning they hinder necessary societal transitions and disproportionately benefit higher-income households.
Ericsson is relocating its headquarters from Kista to Hagastaden, prompted by crime concerns and leading to significant urban and economic shifts in Stockholm.
Sweden's cooling economy and rising personal debts prompt the launch of Finton, a new app aiming to reduce financial stress by helping users manage finances proactively.
The Middle East conflict is disrupting EU economic forecasts, while Sweden grapples with regional budget deficits and rising healthcare costs.