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Municipality's Response to Campus Risbergska Shooting Rated Favorably

Ten people were murdered in the school shooting at Campus Risbergska in February. A new investigation finds that the municipality handled the event in a largely good way.

Municipality's Response to Campus Risbergska Shooting Rated Favorably

Greta Thunberg Returns to Sweden After Deportation from Israel

Greta Thunberg is back in Sweden. At Arlanda she was received with applause and a gathering of people with Palestinian flags – after being deported from Israel.

Greta Thunberg Returns to Sweden After Deportation from Israel

Swedish Economy Grows in April Despite Industry Setback

Increased household consumption and higher production in the business sector meant that the Swedish economy grew by 0,4 percent in April compared to the previous month, according to a preliminary calculation from the Statistical Central Bureau (SCB). But at the same time, orders received by the industry fell sharply.

Swedish Economy Grows in April Despite Industry Setback

Poland Urges Baltic Sea Rule Changes Amid Crisis Concerns

Outdated rules for entry into the Baltic Sea must be changed due to Russia's shadow fleet, Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski warns. .

Poland Urges Baltic Sea Rule Changes Amid Crisis Concerns

After Advertising Scandal Influencers Face Potential New Regulations

Bianca Ingrosso, Jocke and Jonna and Therése Lindgren – it is some of them who the Swedish Consumer Agency has since previously initiated investigations against after unclearly marked advertising. Now the Swedish Consumer Agency gets a new assignment from the government.

After Advertising Scandal Influencers Face Potential New Regulations

Stenergard on Gaza Activists: Personal Responsibility Stressed

Swedish activist Greta Thunberg was on the ship Madleen which was on its way to Gaza when it was boarded by Israeli forces. Foreign Minister Maria Malmer Stenergard (The Moderate Party) emphasizes personal responsibility – and that no one is deemed to be in danger.

Stenergard on Gaza Activists: Personal Responsibility Stressed

Brake Error Causes Accident at Värmdö Amusement Park

A girl fell out of a ride at a temporary amusement park on Värmdö on Saturday. According to the organizer, an employee got to a brake lever.

Brake Error Causes Accident at Värmdö Amusement Park

Green Party Calls for Aid Minister Dousa's Resignation Over UNRWA Handling

The Green party demands that aid minister Benjamin Dousa (M) resigns. This due to the government's handling of the UN agency Unrwa.

Green Party Calls for Aid Minister Dousa's Resignation Over UNRWA Handling

Swedish PM Kristersson Responds to Opposition Lead in Polls

It differs by nearly 13 percentage points between the opposition and the government parties, according to the SCB's measurement. Now, Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (M) comments on the, for The Moderate Party, gloomy figures.

Swedish PM Kristersson Responds to Opposition Lead in Polls

EU Urged to Cut Water Usage by 10 Percent by 2030

The EU needs to streamline its water usage by at least ten percent by 2030. .

EU Urged to Cut Water Usage by 10 Percent by 2030

Sweden to House 600 Prisoners in Estonia to Ease Overcrowding

Sweden has entered into an agreement with regard to placing up to 600 convicted criminals in Estonian prison. It is a historic agreement, says Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson to TT.

Sweden to House 600 Prisoners in Estonia to Ease Overcrowding

Centre Party Proposes Doubling Farmer Support Amid Drought Concerns

The Centre Party wants to help farmers affected by drought and directs a rebuke to the government. However, Rural Affairs Minister Peter Kullgren (Christian Democrats) rejects the rebuke.

Centre Party Proposes Doubling Farmer Support Amid Drought Concerns

Eurozone Inflation Falls Below ECB Target in May

Inflation in the eurozone decreased to 1. 9 per cent in May, according to new statistics.

Eurozone Inflation Falls Below ECB Target in May

Millesgården Reports Theft of Swedish Diva Costumes

Items and objects belonging to Swedish divorcées that were exhibited at Millesgården in Stockholm were stolen in connection with their return to their owners. Millesgården regrets the incident.

Millesgården Reports Theft of Swedish Diva Costumes

Two Men in Their 20s Stabbed in Sundbyberg

Two men in their 20s have been found stabbed in Sundbyberg, according to the police. The incident occurred at around 21:00 on Monday evening.

Two Men in Their 20s Stabbed in Sundbyberg

Busch Accuses Dadgostar of Spreading EU Conspiracy Theories

The brawl between V and KD has taken new turns. Now Ebba Busch is accusing the Left Party's Nooshi Dadgostar of spreading conspiracy theories about the EU Parliament's speaker.

Busch Accuses Dadgostar of Spreading EU Conspiracy Theories

Forssell Criticizes Social Democrats' New Policy on Segregation

Minister for Migration Johan Forssell (The Moderate Party) is critical of the Social Democrats' new domestic policy guidelines, which were decided at the weekend's Social Democratic Congress. .

Forssell Criticizes Social Democrats' New Policy on Segregation

Holocaust Survivor and Advocate Livia Fränkel Passes Away at 97

The Holocaust survivor Livia Fränkel has passed away, 97 years old, writes Expressen. .

Holocaust Survivor and Advocate Livia Fränkel Passes Away at 97

Key Decisions from the Social Democratic Party Congress

The Social Democratic Party's party congress has during five days, addressed guidelines for a new policy, a new party program and over 4,000 motions. Here is a selection of decisions made in different areas.

Key Decisions from the Social Democratic Party Congress

Dousa Warns of Risks from Increased US Steel Tariffs

After President Donald Trump's statement on increased steel tariffs, Foreign Trade Minister Benjamin Dousa (The Moderate Party) points out that the US's "unpredictability and impulsiveness continues". Concern is also being voiced from Canada.

Dousa Warns of Risks from Increased US Steel Tariffs

Dousa Skeptical of Lasting End to US-EU Trade Tariff Dispute

Benjamin Dousa (M), Minister for Foreign Trade, welcomes the federal court's decision to stop the comprehensive tariffs that US President Donald Trump has introduced or threatened with. But there is some hesitation.

Dousa Skeptical of Lasting End to US-EU Trade Tariff Dispute

Government's Arts Merger Criticized as Ideological Decision

An ideological decision rather than one that prioritizes the best interests of art and operations. This is how Göran Sundström, Professor of Political Science, describes the government's decision to merge three arts authorities.

Government's Arts Merger Criticized as Ideological Decision

Petra Sörling Re-elected ITTF Chair Amid Election Chaos in Qatar

Chaos erupted after Petra Sörling was re-elected as chairman of the International Table Tennis Federation. Sörling and the Swedish delegation received help from Sweden's embassy to leave Qatar.

Petra Sörling Re-elected ITTF Chair Amid Election Chaos in Qatar

Petra Sörling Re-elected ITTF Chair Amid Election Chaos in Qatar

The Swede Petra Sörling was re-elected as chairperson of the International Table Tennis Federation's election ended in chaotic scenes in Qatar. Supporters of the scandal-ridden opposing candidate claim that the election process has not been conducted properly and question the validity of the decision.

Petra Sörling Re-elected ITTF Chair Amid Election Chaos in Qatar