Sweden News in English

Good morning! It’s 2nd January, and here’s your Sweden daily news capsule.

Severe weather peaks as snowstorm Anna hits Götaland, urging everyone to stay indoors.

Tragedy strikes as a fire in Crans-Montana leaves the community in shock and mourning.

Experts say exercise benefits you even without feeling sore afterward.

A woman is sentenced after a child is attacked by a dog in Norrköping.

Mental health education is set to be integrated into school curriculums.

Analysts predict a strong stock market year, with Trump seen as a key player.

New Year's Eve was chaotic, with over 160 police incidents reported.

A safety point in Trönö remains open as storm Anna causes power outages.

Service updates in Holmsveden and Stråtjära due to the ongoing severe weather.

Protests in Iran result in multiple fatalities, raising international concerns.

Trump approves CIA's controversial plan targeting Putin's oil supplies.

Sweden celebrates victory in the junior ice hockey championship against the USA.

Amanda offers guidance for women navigating menopause, promoting balance in daily life.

Cancer survivor shares inspiring story of resilience through continued training.

A concerning report links brain tumors to contraceptive injections, calling for a ban.

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