Sweden News in English

Good morning! It’s 8th January, and here’s your Sweden daily news capsule.

Minneapolis mayor criticizes ICE shooting, raising concerns over law enforcement practices.

Heavy snowfall expected, authorities urge residents to avoid travel during the storm.

Trial for Joakim Medin may be delayed as Sweden faces criticism for inaction.

U.S. supports security guarantees for Ukraine amid ongoing conflict and Russian attacks.

Suspected spy studied IT security in Karlskrona, raising national security concerns.

Teenager shot dead in Fruängen, 17-year-old convicted of murder in tragic case.

Snow removal efforts underway across the municipality as heavy snowfall disrupts travel.

U.S. withdraws from over sixty international organizations, signaling a shift in foreign policy.

Diver recovered from mine after tragic accident, community mourns the loss.

Government misses opportunity to lead in energy efficiency initiatives, critics say.

Volvo in Umeå faces backlash over six-day workweeks and Sunday shifts, workers exhausted.

Firms eager to grow but face challenges from power shortages, calling it deeply problematic.

After the holidays, viruses surge, with health officials urging preparedness against influenza.

Clara, 24, struggles with food phobia, preferring chocolate and sushi over traditional meals.

Experts say there are no health benefits to choosing fructose sugar over regular sugar.

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