Sweden News in English

Good morning! It’s 19th October, and here’s your Sweden daily news capsule.

Demonstrations against Trump continue to grow, even in Sweden, with over two thousand events.

Teenagers in Stockholm are hospitalized after consuming dangerous alcohol from a "vodka car."

Putin reportedly demanded Donetsk in a phone call with Trump, raising concerns about the conflict.

A man is hospitalized following a violent incident in Värmland during a chaotic night.

At least seventeen people have died in a tragic traffic accident in Brazil.

A ceasefire has been announced between Afghanistan and Pakistan, signaling a potential easing of tensions.

Eye doctors warn that the Millennium project is wasting resources and could lead to blindness.

Northvolt employee Rodney, recently laid off, expresses a desire to return to Sweden.

A new study suggests a small detail in daily life may slow down the aging process.

Bob Dylan receives applause for his captivating concert performance at Avicii Arena.

Migrationsverket states they are not Sweden's watchdog amid rising concerns about migrant worker conditions.

Netanyahu announces his candidacy for re-election, stirring political discussions in Israel.

A young man is seriously injured in a motocross accident, raising safety concerns.

Statistics reveal updates on respiratory viruses, keeping public health in focus.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!