SwedenPoints to lack of competition as main cause behind price increases.

Sweden"Continuing to eliminate leaders of this Islamist regime, that's a very effective way to bring about change", argues Jimmie Åkesson, leader of the Sweden Democrats.

SwedenA new documentary series reveals how a police investigation team identified Foxtrot early on - but dismissed the alarms.

SwedenBirth pools are becoming more common in Swedish regions.

DebateHuman history is an epic of encounters, mutual learning, and symbiosis among different civilizations, writes China's ambassador to Sweden, Cui Aimin.

TechClaims that criminal gangs recruit children through the apps – but the list faces criticism.

WorldAs many as 75% of respondents in Sweden say they have a somewhat or very negative view of Israel.

SwedenWant to be able to quickly introduce "temporary measures" in the event of disasters, disease outbreaks and cyber attacks - without waiting for Parliament's approval.

SwedenDespite promises of a "paradigm shift" in migration policy, only tiny Luxembourg is handing out more citizenships per 1000 inhabitants.

SwedenBrookfield is investing €8.7 billion in AI data centers in Strängnäs, transforming the former garrison town into a tech hotspot.

Sweden"Despite the alarms about stolen children, Ulf Kristersson allowed the trafficking of foreign children to not only continue but increase to its highest levels ever".

SwedenThe Swedish City Missions warns that homelessness is spreading rapidly and requires strong reforms.

Tech"It's about power. About control. About squeezing every last ounce of ‘efficiency’ out of people as if we were batteries".

Sweden"International adoption is not a sustainable solution for protecting children as a group", says Anna Singer.

SwedenNewly arrived migrants must be more evenly distributed and Swedish neighborhoods more mixed, according to the Social Democratic Party's new integration policy.

Sweden"It's no longer uncool to be interested in the Christian faith or to call yourself a Christian", says parish educator Sara Björnö.

Sweden"We knew there were fake products on the market, but we are shocked by the scale of it", says Yngve Kihlberg, chairman of the Swedish Beekeepers' Association.

HistoryFor decades, the two parties, the Hats and the Caps, had pursued a policy that had completely ruined the country, but their corrupt reign was to come to an abrupt end when the new king, Gustav III, who was only 26 years old, staged a well-directed revolution.

Economy"Everyone is shopping. It's not weird really. It's weirder if you don't have a shopping addiction", claims Donja Mollazadeh, who says shopping gives her a "dopamine rush".

FinlandIn Sweden, it is now more common for drivers to be under the influence of drugs than alcohol, while in Finland it is still more common to drive intoxicated by alcohol than by drugs.