Sweden News in English

Good morning! It’s 17th December, and here’s your Sweden daily news capsule.

Civil Defense Minister Carl-Oskar Bohlin speaks at a Chanukah celebration in Stockholm.

Björn af Kleen discusses Trump's unexpected comments on his personality and alcohol use.

Debate heats up over the ethics of imprisoning thirteen-year-olds in Sweden.

New proposals aim to reform welfare support with caps and increased job opportunities.

Nick Reiner faces the death penalty for the brutal murders of his parents.

Farmers from Värmland head to Brussels to protest against excessive regulations.

Allegations of fake records and illegal purchases at a psychiatric clinic in Växjö.

Sweden's emissions are rising, complicating efforts to meet climate goals.

New investigation reveals the reasons behind the conflict between Trump and Zelensky.

Job recovery in Sweden is slower than expected, with unemployment still a concern.

New rules for employers will take effect starting in 2026, impacting tax structures.

Recent research links ALS to specific professions, raising health concerns.

Social media's impact on mental health highlighted in a new personal account.

Swedes are reportedly taking up to five times more antidepressants than others.

The rules for pasture laws are outdated, prompting calls for modernization in dairy production.

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