Urgent Call to Action: Preserving the World's Glaciers Amidst Climate Change
A new study warns that urgent action is needed to limit global warming and preserve the world's glaciers, particularly in Sweden.
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Box Tree Moth Infestation Threatens Sweden’s Boxwood Hedges
The box tree moth poses a growing threat to boxwood hedges in Sweden, according to experts.
Swedish Folk High Schools Face Financial Crisis Amid Government Funding Cuts
Folk high schools in Sweden are experiencing a financial crisis due to significant government funding cuts, leading to closures and bankruptcies.
Surge in Poverty Rates in Sweden Triggers Calls for Welfare Reform
Rising poverty in Sweden reaches 7% as advocacy for welfare reform intensifies.
Sweden Proposes New Intelligence Agency to Tackle Evolving Security Threats
Sweden proposes a new intelligence agency to address complex domestic and external threats.
After a Decade of Struggle, Severely Ill Child Jayram Granted Residency in Sweden
Jayram Nunez, a severely ill child, has finally been granted residency in Sweden after a ten-year legal battle with immigration officials.
Poverty Rates in Sweden Double Since 2021, Reaches 7% of Population
Poverty in Sweden has doubled since 2021, now affecting 7% of the population, prompting calls for action.
15-Year-Old Sentenced to Closed Care for Knife Murder in Norrköping
A 15-year-old has been sentenced to closed care after committing a knife murder in Norrköping, raising concerns about juvenile violence in Sweden.
European Court Mandates Sweden to Investigate Historical Sperm Theft Cases
European Court orders Sweden to investigate past sperm theft cases, allowing victims to seek justice.
First Wheelchair-Accessible Swimming Ramp Installed in Umeå
Umeå installs its first wheelchair-accessible swimming ramp at Nydalasjön, six years after the initial promise.
Sweden Declares State of Cyber Alert Amid Wave of Attacks
Sweden faces significant cybersecurity threats, declaring the nation under cyberattack following incidents at SVT.
Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson Warns of Ongoing Cyberattacks Targeting Sweden
Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson declares Sweden is under attack from extensive cyber threats.
Children Lead Cleanup Effort, Removing 374 Tons of Litter in Skräpplockardagarna Campaign
Children excelled in the recent Skräpplockardagarna campaign, removing 374 tons of litter across Sweden.
Swedish Armed Forces Officer Dismissed Following Sexual Harassment Report
An officer in the Swedish Armed Forces has been dismissed following a sexual harassment report from a colleague.
Trial Begins for Piteå Double Murder Case Involving Three Suspects
Trial commences for suspects in Piteå double murder case.
Swedish Institutions Targeted by DDoS Attacks Amid Rising Cyber Threats
DDoS attacks disrupt Swedish institutions including SVT as concerns about cybersecurity mount.
Greta Thunberg Returns to Sweden After Deportation from Israel
Greta Thunberg returns to Sweden after being deported from Israel during a humanitarian mission to Gaza.
Göteborgs-Posten Wins the 2025 Refugee Awareness Award for Compassionate Reporting
Göteborgs-Posten awarded the Refugee Awareness Award 2025 for its reporting on refugees.
Concerns Mount Over Online Privacy and Personal Data Accessibility in Sweden
A report reveals growing concerns about online privacy and data accessibility issues in Sweden due to GDPR limitations.
Sweden Accelerates Defense Modernization with Civilian Technology
Sweden is integrating civilian technologies into its defense strategy, focusing on drones and AI to modernize military capabilities.
New Wolf Attack in Sörmland Raises Alarm for Livestock Farmers
A recent wolf attack in Sörmland resulted in three sheep deaths, leading to continued protective measures by local authorities.
Tragic Fatal Crash Near Gävle Highlights Rising Traffic Deaths Among Youth in Sweden
A fatal crash near Gävle involving an unlicensed driver raises alarms over rising traffic deaths among youth in Sweden.
Järvaveckan Celebrates 10 Years as a Pillar of Swedish Democracy
Järvaveckan celebrates its 10th anniversary as a key platform for dialogue and democratic engagement in Sweden.
Concerns Rise Over Youth Grooming by Sect 764 in Kalmar
Two 14-year-olds in Kalmar are suspected to have been groomed by the satanic sect 764, prompting police and social services intervention.
Tjállegoahte Sami Cultural House Opens in Jokkmokk: A New Hub for Sami Culture
Tjállegoahte opens its cultural house in Jokkmokk, marking a milestone for Sami culture and community engagement.
Västerås Takes the Lead in Combatting Benefit Fraud in Sweden
Västerås becomes the leading city in Sweden for reporting and combating benefit fraud.
Poverty in Sweden Surges: Number of Those Struggling with Basic Necessities Doubles in Three Years
Poverty levels in Sweden have doubled, affecting nearly 700,000 individuals and sparking concerns among experts and advocates.
Municipal School Economy Stabilizes Amid Ongoing Challenges
Municipal schools achieve financial stability but face challenges from declining enrollment.
Concerns Rise Over Regression in Children's Rights in Sweden
A new report highlights regression in children's rights in Sweden, prompting urgent calls for government action.
Community Remembers Lisa Holm on 10th Anniversary of Her Murder
Västsverige commemorates the 10th anniversary of Lisa Holm's murder, highlighting community reflection and key search figure Magnus Lindström.
Rising Cases of Nude Image Blackmail Targeting Young Boys in Sweden
Young boys in Sweden are increasingly targeted for extortion after sharing nude images, with organized gangs using manipulative tactics.
Support for Vulnerable Youth: Sarah Bellini's Graduation Celebration with Maskrosbarn
Sarah Bellini, supported by Maskrosbarn, celebrated her graduation after facing personal loss.
Sweden Explores Agrivoltaics to Harmonize Food and Energy Production
Sweden is advancing agrivoltaics to synchronize agricultural practices with solar energy production.
Södertälje Grocery Store Faces Scrutiny for Discriminating Against Visually Impaired Customer
A grocery store in Södertälje is under investigation for discriminating against a visually impaired man and his guide dog, raising significant accessibility concerns.
Luleå Celebrates National Day with Sunny Festivities
Luleå's National Day festivities on June 6, 2025, were celebrated under sunny skies, drawing thousands of participants to the city park.
Sweden Faces Surge in Sabotage Incidents Targeting Telecommunications
Sweden experiences a rise in sabotage incidents targeting telecommunications, prompting government concern and investigations.
New Citizens Celebrated Across Sweden on National Day 2025
Sweden celebrates National Day by honoring newly naturalized citizens across various cities.
Sweden Faces Drastic Shift from Electricity Exporter to Importer by 2035
Sweden is projected to shift from being an electricity exporter to becoming increasingly reliant on imports due to rising demand and domestic production constraints.
New Citizens Celebrated on Sweden's National Day in Växjö
National Day in Sweden marks the welcoming of new citizens with pride and celebration.
Sweden Faces Critical Digital Sovereignty Risks Amid Dependence on American Technology
Sweden's dependence on American technology, particularly Microsoft, raises alarming digital sovereignty risks, prompting calls for urgent action.