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Low electricity prices hinder investments

The electricity prices are at record low levels. Too low, thinks state-owned energy giant Vattenfall. It becomes harder to invest simply, says CEO Anna Borg.

Norway's alarm: Swedish gangs across the country

The Nordic countries have agreed to continue their cooperation to combat gang crime. Several of the Nordic leaders point directly to Sweden. In Norway, we see these elements that come from Sweden in all police districts, says Norway's Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre.

Support to Ukraine's Military: "Cheaper"

Sweden has decided how to allocate 720 million kronor in support for Ukraine. 490 million will go to support funds for Ukraine's defense forces. 230 million will go to a Danish initiative. You work smarter and faster, and do it cheaper than us others, says Denmark's Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen to Ukraine.

Cracked the code: How emissions affect our weather

Only a few years ago, no meteorologist dared to link individual weather events to climate change. But with the help of new methods and modern technology, researchers are becoming increasingly confident in the connections. Heatwaves that practically never occurred before human emissions are now quite common, says climate scientist Friederike Otto.

Zelensky: Decisive steps to be discussed with the North

Zelensky speaks at the Nordic Council meeting in Reykjavik

Lowest Electricity Price Since 2020 – Calm Winter Expected

Electricity prices are lower than in a long time – Southern Sweden is heading towards the cheapest month since 2020. And despite the new electricity system being expected to raise electricity prices in winter, there are currently no reasons for consumers to worry, according to assessors. On the other hand, the fixed fees are increasing.

Sweden plummets on equality index

Sweden has fallen 14 places in four years in the global equality index of the organization Oxfam. According to the organization, it is the pursued policy that causes the gaps to increase.