Sweden News in English

Good morning! It’s 27th October, and here’s your Sweden daily news capsule.

Milei's party claims victory in Argentina's midterm elections, declaring, "I am the king."

Experts warn that a faltering economy is making Putin increasingly paranoid amid Kremlin panic.

Swedish funds secretly funneled to the government in Somalia raise eyebrows and concerns.

EU's new adult content regulations shock major tech companies and spark political debate.

Swedish authorities prepare for youth prisons as part of a broader criminal justice reform.

Moderate Party proposes immigrants sign a Sweden contract to strengthen their political position.

The woman first convicted of a new crime is now exonerated in a surprising turn of events.

The man shot in Klippan has died, raising concerns about safety in the area.

Political tensions rise as Mohamsson threatens new elections if SD remains in the government.

Police seek reinforcements after a gang-related murder in Gävle prompts public outcry.

At least 25 arrested following a gay wedding, facing potential death sentences in a controversial crackdown.

Multiple casualties reported as Russian attacks injure several children, escalating tensions further.

California Governor Newsom considers running for president, stirring political speculation.

Record highs on Asian stock markets as Trump heads to Japan amid trade concerns.

Actor Björn Andrésen has passed away at the age of 70, leaving behind a legacy in film.

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