Sweden News in English

Good morning! It’s 3rd November, and here’s your Sweden daily news capsule.

Major fire in Ängelholm destroys two garages and damages 20 to 25 cars.

Minister demands internet restrictions on adult content to protect minors.

Mullsjö sees a surge in residents over 80, sparking calls for more births.

Tensions rise in the U.S. as Democrats struggle with Trump's declining popularity.

Despite warnings, sex ads lead to suspected brothel operation in the area.

Strong earthquake shakes Afghanistan, resulting in at least 20 fatalities.

Local man loses his driving license after being caught speeding.

Police report a night filled with break-ins, assaults, and intoxication incidents.

Car collides with moose on road 97 in Jokkmokk, causing significant damage.

New violence erupts in Serbia as Vucic promises new elections.

Minister confirms no explosions during Trump's nuclear test preparations.

Hooligan brawl in the city sends one person to the hospital.

Rising housing prices reflect greater optimism about the future.

Historic shift for Carlsberg as beer sales decline, impacting overall performance.

New study reveals flu increases the risk of stroke significantly.

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