Sweden News in English

Good morning! It’s 1st January, and here’s your Sweden daily news capsule.

Severe weather warning as Storm Anna hits Sweden with heavy snowfall expected.

Police urge residents to take weather warnings seriously as power outages loom.

Fireworks injuries reported as New Year's celebrations turn chaotic in several areas.

Mossad supports mass protests in Iran, signaling unrest against the regime.

Criticism grows over Israel's halt on humanitarian aid amid ongoing conflicts.

Explosion at a bar in Switzerland leaves multiple casualties during New Year festivities.

New laws effective January 1st promise pension increases and tax cuts for the wealthy.

Sweden's junior hockey team triumphs over the USA, advancing in the World Junior Championship.

Experts warn of rising electricity prices this winter, affecting households across the country.

Debate continues on mental health care failures as early releases raise concerns.

Alarming reports of a rare migraine condition causing paralysis in a young woman.

New Netflix series "Stranger Things" faces backlash as platform crashes on release.

Wall Street ends the year on a down note, with Alphabet emerging as a big winner.

Predictions for 2026 suggest a potential economic turnaround, with experts optimistic.

Celebrini makes Canada's Olympic team, while Bedard misses out on selection.

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