Sveriges

Henrik Dorsin Honored with Prestigious Swedish Culture Prize

Sweden Falls to Italy in Curling Drama; Semifinal Hopes Still Alive

Sweden lost the dramatic match against Italy with 8–10 at the World Championship in curling in Moose Jaw, Canada.

Zigiotti Olme Starts for Sweden Against Italy in Nations League Clash

Bayern Munich's Julia Zigiotti Olme takes a place in the starting lineup in tonight's Nations League match against Italy. The women's national team coach Peter Gerhardsson gives the 27-year-old a chance ahead of Juventus' Hanna Bennison.

Sweden's Ugliest Building: New Lund House Sparks Debate

The newly built multi-family house in Lund has been given the name Pärlan, but has been voted Sweden's ugliest after a poll on the Architecture Uprising's website.

Girls of Sthlm: Influencers Seek Respect Beyond Glamour

In "Girls of Sthlm", four of Sweden's largest influencers' glamorous everyday life is shown. But the purpose of the series is also to show that their job is not just luxury, luxury, and luxury. It is that too, but it's time people start taking our job seriously, says Klara Elvgren.

Shingles Vaccine Linked to Lower Dementia Risk in Older Adults

Older people who were vaccinated against shingles had a significantly lower risk of developing dementia than those who were not vaccinated. This is shown by a fresh study that followed a large number of older people.

Finland Exits Bandy World Championship Over Financial Strain

The World Championship runner-up Finland announces that they are withdrawing from the World Championship in bandy next year. They cannot afford to send either the men's or women's team.

Netanyahu's Visit to Hungary Sparks ICC Withdrawal Decision

Hungary is considering leaving the International Criminal Court (ICC). The announcement came in connection with war crime-accused Benjamin Netanyahu's visit to the country. Sweden's Foreign Minister views the development with concern.