After a bitter election campaign, the United States heads to the midterm elections on Tuesday. Held every two years, the elections are particularly significant this year because President Donald Trump’s Republican Party could lose control of Congress. Here’s a quick guide.
World politicsThe first polling stations are now opening across the United States. On Tuesday, 245 million eligible Americans can make their voices heard as the country holds its midterm elections. Control of Congress is at stake, but the election is also very much about President Donald Trump.
World politicsNorway follows Finland's example and refuses to face Russia at the Ice Hockey World Championship.
Ice hockeyThe Iran-backed Houthi movement says 17 civilians have been killed in Saudi-led airstrikes in Yemen over the past two days.
Conflicts18-year-old prospect Michael Odinks has been named to Sweden’s squad for the World Cup qualifying games against Hungary and France.
SportsThe SD-affiliated media channel Riks may lose millions in support from the party. “Sometimes the suit gets bigger and sometimes you manage to slim down a little. That’s life,” says Riks CEO Jacob Hagnell.
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Acquiring Swedish citizenship comes with meeting the requirements established by the Swedish Migration Agency.
Living in Sweden**Rikssvenska**, which translates to National Swedish, is a standardized dialect that developed sometime in the 1600s.
Living in SwedenIf you have a driver's license from another country, it may be possible for you to exchange it for a Swedish driver's license.
Living in SwedenThat taxi drivers can be scammers is something you may be aware of as a possibility in certain countries, but it also happens in Sweden. If you travel to and from Arlanda or have friends or family visiting who fly into Arlanda, extra caution is advised.
Living in SwedenIn Sweden, camping with motorhomes "husbilar" are very popular. Now, it's becoming cheaper to own a motorhome.
Living in SwedenAlthough most Swedes still enjoy tacos on Fridays and lördagsgodis on Saturdays, Swedish people tend to eat quite healthy. Swedes rarely eat out and most meals are home cooked “from scratch”. So do we still follow any trends in our diet?
Living in SwedenWhen you work and pay taxes in Sweden, you earn pension rights. It's not just work that gives you pension rights, but also sick leave and activity compensation, as well as unemployment benefits.
Living in SwedenSweden allows dual citizenship and even multiple citizenships. However, it is essential that the other country also permits dual citizenship.
Living in SwedenWhat happens if your work permit is terminated abruptly without notice? Do you have any right to stay in Sweden to look for a new job?
Living in SwedenWe're highlighting some of the most read news in Sweden this week 37.
Living in SwedenIt was on Tuesday, September 10, 2024, that Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson presented his new government.
Living in SwedenHaving Swedish citizenship has its perks, but what happens if you decide to move abroad, change careers, or maybe travel? Can you lose your Swedish citizenship if you leave Sweden?
Living in SwedenAre you single and looking for ways to find a partner? For some, it may seem natural to date and find a partner, while for others, it can be a significant challenge.
Living in SwedenCompulsory education, not to be taken lightly in Sweden. There are quite strict rules surrounding compulsory education in Sweden, and the guardian is obligated to ensure that the child completes their schooling. If you violate compulsory education, it is punishable by a fine according to ([Section 3 of the Fine Act](https://lagen.nu/1985:206#P3S1)).
Living in SwedenHaving lived abroad for over 10 years, I have found that Swedish equality often becomes a topic of conversation, whether in discussions with fellow expats or as a culture shock when I, as a woman, do something traditionally perceived as male
Living in SwedenThe Skarsgårds are arguably some of the most famous people from Sweden, and the family has produced not one, but several successful actors.
Living in SwedenSummer is over and it's already time to plan for School's Autumn break (läslov), Christmas (jullov), and Sports break (sportlov).
Living in SwedenSweden is a long and narrow country, stretching over 1,600 kilometers from north to south, so it is no surprise that its dialects vary significantly.[[1](https://www.migrationsverket.se/Privatpersoner/Skydd-och-asyl-i-Sverige/Resettlement/Resettlement/Sveriges-geografi-och-klimat.html#:~:text=Fakta%20om%20Sverige&text=Landet%20%C3%A4r%201600%20kilometer%20l%C3%A5ngt,syd%20och%20Finland%20i%20%C3%B6st)]
Living in SwedenYou've probably read about the [drone incident at Arlanda](https://swedenherald.se/article/new-drone-observations-at-arlanda), but what are the rules for flying drones?
Living in SwedenAre you planning to get married? There are a some basic rules to follow for those who want to get married in Sweden.
Living in SwedenIt is that time of year again when the leaves slowly turn to shades of red and yellow, the air becomes crisper, and mys - the Swedish concept of coziness - becomes essential to getting through the darker months. But do not worry, it is not winter yet! Here are five great activities to help you enjoy autumn in Sweden.
Living in SwedenIn statistics, it's common to present average salaries, but for certain occupations, it can be misleading if, for example, a small part of the group earns extremely high or low salaries.
Living in SwedenThe general guideline followed by the Swedish Migration Agency is the requirement for adequate financial support.
Living in SwedenObtaining a work permit in Sweden for citizens from countries outside of the EEA or the EU is impossible without a job offer from a Swedish employer.
Living in SwedenThe Sámi people are the indigenous inhabitants of Sápmi, a region spanning across northern Norway, Sweden, Finland and parts of Russia. With a culture and history that stretches back thousands of years, the Sámi have maintained their connection to their land and traditions, despite centuries of external pressures.
Living in SwedenFor a country to have a good international reputation is extremely important, especially for a smaller country like Sweden. A positive image of Sweden helps to attract investments, students, labor, and is crucial for Swedish exports and the perception of Swedish products and services.
Living in SwedenSwedes are sometimes seen as awkward, or even rude, in social situations. However, this often comes from cultural differences and a preference for privacy, personal space, and subtlety. Let’s take a look at some of the seemingly ordinary things that can make Swedes feel uncomfortable.
Living in SwedenSchool has just started, and it can be an exciting time for many schoolchildren, but also stressful with the school environment and routines of the school day.
Living in SwedenHaving lived in many countries around the world, I always let out a sigh of relief when I come home and drive past the recycling bins outside of my local supermarket. Here people of all ages and backgrounds recycle their everyday trash with a passion and meticulousness I have yet to see abroad. But why are Swedes so good at recycling?
Living in SwedenIt's been really warm days here at the beginning of September and the weather seems to be holding. But is it the same thing as 'Brittsommar'?
Living in SwedenWhat actually applies if the condominium association (bostadsrättsföreningen) or rental association (hyresvärden) requests to perform maintenance, for example, in the ventilation system?
Living in SwedenDuring the summer half-year, thunderstorms and lightning occur much more frequently than during the winter half-year. Here is some more information about thunderstorms and what you should do if there is a thunderstorm in Sweden.
Living in Sweden"Do I drink enough water?" is a good question to ask yourself, as water plays a vital function in the body, is a necessary component of cells and blood, helps remove waste products, and aids digestion.
Living in SwedenLiving in a skyscraper can have its advantages, such as a fantastic view, more natural light, less noise, and a sense of luxury.
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2ActivityHey STHLM!Gyldéngatan 2, Stockholm
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