Gothenburg’s New Ruling Majority to Cut Full-Time Politicians’ Salaries by 5%
The ruling politicians in Gothenburg municipality are cutting their salaries, Göteborgs-Posten reports.
Swedish politics
LIV Golf Defectors Seek DP World Tour Returns Amid Player Frustration, Marcus Kinhult Says
The future of the LIV Tour is uncertain, and now one player after another wants to return to the European Tour. They won’t be welcomed with open arms. There’s quite a bit of irritation among many members, says Marcus Kinhult.
Sports
Threat Reported on SAS Flight From Copenhagen to Warsaw, Plane Diverted to Lublin Airport
According to media reports, a threat was made against an SAS flight from Copenhagen to Warsaw.
World
France Opens War Crimes Investigation Into Israeli Strike on Beirut Building
France has launched a judicial investigation after receiving a complaint alleging war crimes in an Israeli attack on a residential building in Lebanon two years ago.
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Sollentuna School Evacuated After Suspicious Smell Triggers Leak Investigation
A school in Sollentuna, north of Stockholm, was evacuated on Tuesday morning after a suspected leak, P4 Stockholm reports.
Sweden
FT: Trump, Xi and Putin could meet at Apec summit in China
The Financial Times reports that a first meeting between Donald Trump, Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin could take place soon.
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Sweden to America - The Great Emigration of the 19th Century
Between 1851 and 1910, almost one million people left Sweden for the promised land of the United States. This mass migration continued into the 1920s and had significant impacts on Sweden’s economy and population growth.
Living in Sweden
Major Banks Lower Mortgage Rates Following The Swedish Central Bank's Decision
he Swedish Central Bank chose to lower the interest rate by 0.50 percentage points, a so-called double cut.
Living in Sweden
The Most Popular Cat Breeds In Sweden
Cats are a beloved pet in Sweden, and apart from of course the domestic shorthair, there are many other popular cat breeds in Sweden.
Living in Sweden
Korean Food Coming To Sweden
From Kimchi to Gochujang - Korean food has finally arrived in Sweden and is trending. With its mix of salt, sweet, sour, spicy and crispy, Korean food has everything you want - and more.
Living in Sweden
Prominent Swedes comment on Trump's victory in the US election
Here are some voices on Donald Trump's election victory in the US from prominent Swedish people.
Living in Sweden
Start Your Classic Swedish Christmas Decorations
Decorating for Christmas is important for the Christmas atmosphere among the Swedish people, with 42% of Swedes stating that it's one of the most important Christmas preparations, only surpassed by baking Christmas cookies. There is a clear trend that Christmas decorations are purchased early, primarily among young people, already by the end of October, according to a survey from [Amazon Sweden](https://amazon.se)
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Why the U.S. Election Matters for Sweden
Tuesday, 5 November 2024 is the day to remember, it's time for the U.S. election. The Democratic Party candidate is Kamala Harris (60) and Republican Party candidate is Donald Trump (78).
Living in Sweden
Five Swedish Superstitions: Tips for Keeping Your Luck in Sweden
While Swedes are often regarded as rational and quite pragmatic, you might be surprised to discover that superstition is still quite prevalent in Sweden. Here are some superstitions to be aware of:
Living in Sweden
How to Unregister from Searchable Registers in Sweden
Have you wondered why it's possible to find information about you, where you live, and other personal details just by using Google and searching for your name? We'll explain why and how you can remove yourself from these registers.
Living in Sweden
Selling food on social media without a permit can lead to imprisonment
A 65-year-old woman who sold homemade baked goods on social media has now been sentenced to prison by the district court, reports [NSD](https://www.nsd.se/nyheter/ostra-norrbotten/artikel/kvinnan-som-salde-fika-pa-facebook-overklagar-fangelsebeslutet/jow8gd7l).
Living in Sweden
Sweden's NATO membership and its impact on Swedes
Sweden became part of NATO March 7 2024. How does the situation change for you living in Sweden now that Sweden has gone from being a neutral country to being a member of NATO?
Living in Sweden
Autumn Break in School - find your activities
Between October 28th and November 1st, it's autumn break, also known as reading week, across Sweden.
Living in Sweden
Useful Swedish Greetings Phrases
In English-speaking countries like England and the US, friendly greetings are used automatically.
Living in Sweden
Daylight saving time ends on Sunday
On Sunday, October 27, it's time to switch back to winter time. Winter time, which we're switching to, is actually standard normal time. Summer time was introduced in most European countries in 1980.
Living in Sweden
Cheapest Countries for Swedes to Vacation In
Thinking of booking a vacation trip? We're tipping you off about the cheapest countries to vacation in.
Living in Sweden
Language Café - a perfect way to practice your Swedish
Do you need to improve your conversational skills in Swedish? Language cafés ([Språkcafé](https://beta.biblioteket.stockholm.se/sprakcafe)) are organized at libraries across Sweden.
Living in Sweden
34 milljon SEK in research grants awarded to SLU
Sweden's University of Agricultural Sciences (Sveriges Lantbruksuniversitet), abbreviated as SLU, is one of Sweden's approximately 50 universities and colleges.
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All Saints' Day, All Hallows' Day, and Halloween?
Actually, All Saints' Day (Alla helgons dag) and Halloween are essentially opposites, but they fall around the same time. But what is All Hallows' Day (Allhelgonadagen) and All Hallows' Eve (Allhelgonaafton)? With so many similar days of celebration falling around the same date, it's no wonder there's confusion. Let's explain briefly about these days.
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Report: Decrease in Sausage Consumption in Sweden
Report presented by [Circle K](https://www.mynewsdesk.com/se/circlek_sverige/pressreleases/korvkartan-2024-kvinnorna-i-landet-aeter-korv-oftare-aen-tidigare-3349161) maps out Swedes' sausage habits and preferences.
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Time to switch to winter tires?
In Sweden, there are laws and requirements for winter tires during a certain period of the year. We'll clarify the essentials of the winter tire requirement.
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Be aware of wildlife on the roads during autumn and winter
In Sweden, when it's the mating season for wild animals and darkness falls, accidents involving wild animals on the roads increase.
Living in Sweden
Inflation Rate - KPIF in Sweden 1.1% in September
The underlying inflation rate KPIF has been gradually decreasing and is in a clear downward trend.
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6 things that make Sweden absolutely fantastic!
Sweden is fantastic in many ways. Among other things, our awareness of the environment and gender equality is top-notch in Sweden.
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6 Things you might not know about Swedish Prime minister Ulf Kristersson
Ulf Kristersson was born in 1964 and is the leader of the Moderate Party and the Prime Minister of Sweden.
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Swedish slang used in the suburbs
You might be Swedish and speak perfect Swedish, or maybe you're on your language journey to master the Swedish language.
Living in Sweden
Stockholm Film Festival celebrating 35 year!
Stockholm Film Festival, will be held November 6-17, 2024 and is the biggest film event of the year in Sweden.
Living in Sweden
SMHI Measures Higher Temperatures and Climate Change
Rain and autumn in Sweden, what's your choice? Are you staying home with a good book, relaxing to the sound of the rain, or are you outdoors, complaining and getting all wet?
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Rules of getting a residence pemit in a EU/EES country
For citizens of the EU and the EEA who do not qualify for automatic residency in Sweden, there is a possibility to apply for a residence permit.
Living in Sweden
Famous in Sweden - Why Don’t We Care?
Although Sweden has many celebrities, just like any other countries, we might not seem to care as much about them. Fan culture is not really a thing in Sweden, and although we might have a favorite actor or comedian, we might not care that much about their personal life or getting an autograph.
Living in Sweden
Nobel Prize Winner in Literature Han Kang
The Nobel Prize in Literature has been awarded since 1901 to 120 recipients. On Thursday, October 10th, it's time to announce the 2024 Nobel Prize in Literature.
Living in Sweden
Truls Möregårdh and Table Tennis Fever Across Sweden
As reported by, among others, [Swedish Radio](https://sverigesradio.se/artikel/os-feber-pa-sommarlagret-nellie-ska-bli-som-truls--2) (Sveriges Radio), Truls fever is sweeping the entire country of Sweden.
Living in Sweden
Nobel Prize Week 4th to 14th October 2024
The Nobel Prize is one of the world's most famous and prestigious awards that you can receive in your field.
Living in Sweden
Famous Swedish inventions and brands
It is an established fact that Sweden has always been an interesting and creative country in terms of open-minded attempts to create world-known brands and great inventions that today affect the global economy.
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Ask for a lower mortgage interest rate from your bank
Something that is part of Swedish culture is a fear of asking for things. But it's now time to face the fear of contacting your bank to get lower mortgage rate.
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