EuropeAt the same time as billions are flowing out to Ukraine and immigration is streaming into Germany, Germans are expected to work longer hours.

Sweden"We need to think about how much butter we have on the sandwiches as well as the amount of toppings", it states in the protocol about the children's meal routines.

FinlandThe head of a Finnish pension company warns that society will soon be unable to afford elderly care – and that families must take much greater responsibility.

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

EuropeIn their speeches, the organizers called for the country's resources to be directed to healthcare, housing and education.

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

Sweden"There are many issues that were previously unthinkable, but which have been reconsidered in this serious global situation", argues Douglas Thor.

EconomyJenny Piper: One wonders where the fantastic government finances are when they are needed to take care of their own people?

SwedenCo-payments for prescription medicines will increase by 30% this summer - a decision that is expected to hit many sick and poor pensioners hard.

The NordicsLarge pay gap among occupational groups such as caretakers, nurses and social workers.

EconomyICA Sweden made a gross profit of €2.4 billion last year - while reports warn that many Swedes can no longer afford to eat their fill.

HealthDeaths from substance abuse and suicide have also increased among young people.

SwedenCritical situation on the Swedish railways – signal failures and maintenance problems are increasing rapidly.

SwedenIn January, the number of unemployed people increased by 114,000 to 592,000 compared to the same period last year, according to Statistics Sweden.

Sweden“Can't eat my fill and can't go to the dentist. The pain threshold has been reached. Already having to cut back on food and essential care”, reads one of many testimonies.

Sweden“Should my daughter have to sleep in overalls so that I can afford both food and electricity?” asks Mikael from Enköping.

Economy"The Swedish labor market has long suffered from a mismatch, with employers looking for skills while many are unemployed".

Economy“Debt restructuring is not a shortcut, but a last resort”, says Per-Olof Lindh, Department Head at the Swedish Enforcement Authority.