Truls Möregårdh withdraws from Frankfurt World Tour event with shoulder overexertion
Table tennis star Truls Möregårdh is withdrawing from this week’s World Tour competition in Frankfurt because of an overstrained shoulder, SVT reports.
SportsTable tennis star Truls Möregårdh is withdrawing from this week’s World Tour competition in Frankfurt because of an overstrained shoulder, SVT reports.
SportsA man in Borås transferred nearly two million kronor from his employer to himself over five years. He has now been sentenced to prison.
CrimeBritish King Charles III calls transatlantic slavery a “terrible injustice” in a statement but does not apologize.
World politicsAfter a bitter election campaign, there is concern in the US that Donald Trump will try to overturn the results of the midterm elections if they are unfavorable to Republicans. But the president has little opportunity to influence the outcome, according to political science professor William Bianco.
World politicsSeveral of ice hockey’s biggest sponsors welcome the Swedish Ice Hockey Association’s decision not to face Russia. At the same time, they criticise CAS’s decision to allow Russia to participate in the World Championship. “The decision by CAS tarnishes the sport,” Svenska Spel wrote to TT.
Ice hockeyFather’s Day falls on Sunday 8 November in Sweden, where families may mark it with breakfast in bed or a coffee break together. As evenings grow darker, drivers are also being urged to plan their winter tyre changes.
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IKEA is continuing its American expansion by purchasing a property in New York's Soho district for the equivalent of 2.3 billion Swedish kronor ($213 million), according to [Reuters](https://www.reuters.com/business/ikea-buys-213-million-manhattan-building-new-store-us-push-2025-10-01/).
BusinessScammers have become increasingly clever in finding ways to deceive people out of their money, and wealthy individuals with a strong social media presence are particularly vulnerable.
BusinessAmong the military superpowers in the production of advanced military equipment, Sweden is an unusual actor. Sweden has long stood outside defense pacts and is geographically and demographically small, but has still managed to build one of the world's most respected and high-tech fighter jet programs.
SwedenThe Nordic region stands out globally for offering good economic conditions to new parents of small children.
Living in SwedenIn Sweden, electric scooters are becoming increasingly popular.
Living in SwedenSweden's labor market is cooling down, and according to the Swedish Statistical Office (SCB), there were a total of 147,500 vacant jobs in the second quarter of 2025, which is a decrease of 13% compared to the same period last year
BusinessIn Sweden, eating out can cost $15 or more, but locals have a clever hack: simple $2 lunchboxes that are healthier, fresher, and packed with protein.
Living in SwedenLiving in Sweden, are you poor or do you have a sufficient standard of living? Try asking yourself these questions to get the answer.
Living in SwedenIn Sweden, there are many different services, such as Merinfo.se, Mrkoll.se, and Ratsit.se, where anyone can look up names, addresses, income, and in some cases, the entire household composition.
SwedenTikTok is one of the world's largest social media platforms, and it's mainly used by the younger generation. But just because of that, it doesn't mean that only young influencers get followers there. A Swede is proving the opposite.
EntertainmentSwedish trends show that many plan their vacation with a desire to really recover - which makes gradual adjustment to the time zone an important preparation strategy.
Living in SwedenThe AI innovation is currently in full swing, and it's a highly competitive global market where everything is moving at an ultra-rapid pace. How does Sweden compare to other countries in terms of AI development?
TechnologyInterest in Korean culture, food, beauty products, and music has grown enormously not only worldwide but also in Sweden. Korean entertainment and music are gaining more space in social media, which has helped to increase interest in all things Korean in Sweden as well.
Living in SwedenSebastian Siemiatkowski is the founder of the fintech company Klarna, which has now taken the US by storm. It all started in Sweden, where Sebastian was shaped into the leader he is today.
TechnologyStockholm is a city of contrasts – where the cobblestone streets of Old Town meet modern architecture by the water
Living in SwedenDuring these summer vacation times, many tourists visit Sweden, especially the capital city of Stockholm. Of course, this leads to more restaurant visits from both locals and tourists, but do you need to worry about restaurant hygiene?
SwedenIt has become cheaper for Swedes to vacation abroad thanks to the Swedish krona, which has strengthened against most currencies.
Living in SwedenThe legendary pop group ABBA, loved by countless fans around the world. The place where you can vividly experience their music and stories is Stockholm’s ABBA The Museum.
Living in SwedenStockholm Arlanda is an important part of Sweden's infrastructure and is a gateway to the world. Are there opportunities for Arlanda to improve and make Stockholm even more competitive?
Living in SwedenOrienteering is a sport strongly associated with the Nordic countries, but is Orienteering actually a Swedish invention?
Living in SwedenThe Swedish national anthem is "Du gamla, du fria" and was written by a Swedish folklorist and linguist Richard Dybeck in 1844 and became the national anthem for the first time in 1866 [[1]](https://www.folkdansringen.se/dybeck/national.htm).
Living in SwedenStockholm, Sweden's capital, is once again establishing itself as a global AI startup hub.
TechnologyStudying with support from CSN is a crucial opportunity for many Swedes to manage their daily economy. For 2025, the amounts and rules for who can receive the higher grant have been updated.
Living in SwedenSweden has many authors who have succeeded both domestically and internationally. Here are some of the most successful authors:
Living in SwedenThe Swedish government set forth its plans in a strategy report published in 2024 by the AI Commission to reorganize the national energy system in response to the unprecedented increase in electricity demand brought about by AI technology.
Living in SwedenSEK 5.5 billion investment planned over 10 years to train 600 AI PhDs, boost public AI literacy, and modernize higher education
Living in SwedenCommon superstitions in Sweden involve beliefs that can bring good or bad luck. These superstitions have been passed down through generations and are still quite common.
Living in SwedenThis Saturday, May 17th, it's time for the 2025 edition of the Eurovision Song Contest, taking place in Basel, Switzerland. Entries from 26 countries are participating in the final, and both viewer votes and jury votes will determine which country's entry wins the competition.
Living in SwedenThe government is reviewing Swedish citizenship and an investigation is underway to tighten the requirements for Swedish citizenship. However, one change has already been implemented since March 2025.
Living in SwedenYou may be wondering what a Mulmholk is? Is this some kind of joke or is it a way to stabilize a dying tree or what is it?
Living in SwedenNow that it's finally spring, ticks are back again. Due to an unusually mild winter in Sweden, there are many ticks.
Living in SwedenEaster in Sweden - like many other countries - is all about food, sweets, and classic traditions. Here is everything you need for a uniquely Swedish Easter.
Living in SwedenIt's that time of the year again, and it's becoming increasingly common for Swedes to file their taxes earlier, as most people file electronically.
Living in SwedenIf you're environmentally conscious and want to shop sustainably, buying second-hand and used is the best way to not contribute to all the waste and instead reuse products.
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