SwedenLivingWorldBusinessSportsEntertainment

Göteborgs universitet

School lunches are becoming increasingly important in Sweden, study shows
Sweden News

School lunches are becoming increasingly important in Sweden, study shows

As more families face worsening finances, free school lunches are becoming increasingly important, a new study from the University of Gothenburg shows.
AI on the verge of collapse, taking our brains with it
Sweden News

AI on the verge of collapse, taking our brains with it

AI has been called “the new electricity,” but now there are warnings that a bubble is about to burst. As billions roll in, technology is starting to pollute itself with digital junk - and our ability to think independently is at stake
One in ten elderly people can be offered Alzheimer's treatment
Sweden News

One in ten elderly people can be offered Alzheimer's treatment

One in ten people over the age of 70 meets the criteria for being offered drug treatment for Alzheimer's – an unexpectedly high proportion, according to the Sahlgrenska Academy.
How eating disorders affect you long after diagnosis
Sweden News

How eating disorders affect you long after diagnosis

People who suffer from eating disorders are at risk of suffering negative consequences even in the long term, according to a British study that aims to shed light on follow-up.
Teenage obesity may increase risk of infections as an adult
Sweden News

Teenage obesity may increase risk of infections as an adult

Having a high BMI or poor fitness as a teenager may increase the risk of developing sepsis and other serious bacterial infections as an adult, according to a study at the University of Gothenburg of nearly a million boys and men.
Experts: Netanyahu's appeal extraordinary
World News

Experts: Netanyahu's appeal extraordinary

Large demonstrations and rampant polarization could await if Israel's corruption-indicted prime minister is pardoned. But even though Benjamin Netanyahu's appeal strains the principles of the rule of law, he has the opportunity to turn the situation around
Seal milk better than breast milk
Sweden News

Seal milk better than breast milk

The milk of Atlantic grey seals is more potent than human breast milk, a study from the University of Gothenburg shows. The findings could be used to make even better breast milk substitutes for infants
BBC crisis: "Risk of eroding trust"
World News

BBC crisis: "Risk of eroding trust"

The British BBC is accused of misleading and biased reporting and is probably going through its worst crisis to date. Orla Vigsö, professor of media and communication studies, sees a risk that trust in public service will be widely eroded
The government gets a nod from M-municipality: "No wonder"
Sweden News

The government gets a nod from M-municipality: "No wonder"

Several municipalities have rejected the government's invitation to cooperate on voluntary repatriation. This is partly due to ideological positions and partly to a lack of interest, even from M-led municipalities, believes political scientist Johan Wänström
Expert on the Harpsund debate: More aggressive now
Sweden News

Expert on the Harpsund debate: More aggressive now

Ulf Kristersson's staff came down hard on Aftonbladet after the revelation that the prime minister's daughter had a private event at Harpsund. They are playing the ball a little more aggressively now than they have done before, says media researcher Marie Grusell
After the city move – colder winters in Kiruna
Sweden News

After the city move – colder winters in Kiruna

Shadier streets and biting cold winds. After the move from Kiruna, the microclimate has become colder – due to urban planning
Fishing Quotas Criticized as Baltic Sea Ecosystem Faces Risks
Sweden NewsTop News

Fishing Quotas Criticized as Baltic Sea Ecosystem Faces Risks

The Baltic Sea's engine is at risk of breaking down. Critics believe this can be the result of politicians "playing with fire" when it comes to fishing quotas
Climate Deniers Mimic Science to Spread Disinformation, Study Finds
Sweden News

Climate Deniers Mimic Science to Spread Disinformation, Study Finds

Climate deniers use scientific terminology and memes to spread disinformation. Their opponents – climate activists – are simultaneously portrayed as irrational and emotionally driven, according to research at the University of Gothenburg and the University of Amsterdam
What the Moderate Party Needs to Win the Next Election
Sweden News

What the Moderate Party Needs to Win the Next Election

The Moderate Party must attract the middle voters and the women to win the election. Despite the poor figures, the party has hope of reversing the trend
Opposition Leads in Polls as Swedish Election Approaches
Sweden News

Opposition Leads in Polls as Swedish Election Approaches

With less than a year left until the election, the opposition has a clear lead in public opinion. But previous governments have recovered from worse disadvantages than that
Netanyahu's Future: Facing Re-election Challenges and ICC Allegations
World NewsTop News

Netanyahu's Future: Facing Re-election Challenges and ICC Allegations

Allegations of corruption at home and of war crimes in Gaza. Growing demands for a government inquiry into the October 7 attack – and elections within a year
Center Party Faces Leadership Crisis After Hatt's Resignation
Sweden NewsTop News

Center Party Faces Leadership Crisis After Hatt's Resignation

The election year is approaching, but after Anna-Karin Hatt's announcement of resignation, the Center Party is facing the same situation as when her predecessor left the party leader post, according to political scientist Jonas Hinnfors. The crucial question remains unanswered: Who is the party's candidate for Prime Minister?
Sweden Democrats Lead Social Media Engagement Again
Sweden News

Sweden Democrats Lead Social Media Engagement Again

The Sweden Democrats are still the largest party on social media, according to this year's Power Barometer.
Feelings Over Budget: Key Factor in Voter Decision-Making
Sweden NewsTop News

Feelings Over Budget: Key Factor in Voter Decision-Making

Is the government's budget an election winner? For many voters, it's not about the numbers, but about the feeling of where society is heading, says Jonas Hinnfors, professor of political science.
Study Finds Girls' Body Dissatisfaction Linked to Lower Sports Grades
Sweden News

Study Finds Girls' Body Dissatisfaction Linked to Lower Sports Grades

How children perceive their bodies affects their performances during school gymnastics and girls who are dissatisfied with their appearance receive lower grades, shows a study from the University of Gothenburg.
Political Crisis Offers Macron Temporary Relief Amid Economic Challenges
World News

Political Crisis Offers Macron Temporary Relief Amid Economic Challenges

The fallen government can give President Macron some political respite as a new prime minister is now to be appointed. But there is a risk that France will not solve the fundamental problem of a crisis-ridden economy
Party Seeks Fresh Start Before Next Year's Election
Sweden News

Party Seeks Fresh Start Before Next Year's Election

Minister for Health Care Acko Ankarberg Johansson's (KD) resignation came unexpectedly. According to political scientist Jonas Hinnfors, it may be a matter of a dismissal intended to shift focus from the fact that the party has failed to get its policies through in several health care issues
AI in Recruitment: Potential Legal and Financial Risks for Companies
Business News

AI in Recruitment: Potential Legal and Financial Risks for Companies

AI is entering both job searching and companies' recruitment processes. But using the tool in the selection process can become a legal headache
TV4 Exits Terrestrial Network: How to Know If You're Affected
Entertainment News

TV4 Exits Terrestrial Network: How to Know If You're Affected

At the turn of the year, TV4 will stop broadcasting in the terrestrial network. These are the conditions when Sweden's largest commercial TV channel becomes a pure pay service
Show Consent Options

Categories

Information

Sweden Herald

  • Stay informed with the latest news and updates from Sweden in English. From daily news and events happening now, to recaps of what happened in Sweden last night, our coverage keeps you updated. Swedish news today.
  • © Sweden Herald