Sweden News in English

Good morning! It’s 16th January, and here’s your Sweden daily news capsule.

Second phase of ceasefire in Gaza begins, but first phase remains unfulfilled.

Uppsala resident Stella fights for Iran, expressing extreme concern over the situation.

Border town battles drug issues, using the border as a protective measure.

Thand Ringqvist criticizes Social Democrats' main election issue: tax increases.

Bomb attack in Bunkeflostrand linked to ongoing wave of violence in the area.

Tragic news as boy injured in snow accident has passed away.

New law strengthens cybersecurity, impacting smaller municipalities financially.

Emergency declared in Kyiv as temperatures drop to minus twenty degrees Celsius.

Swedish military support for Greenland sparks emotional reactions.

New method successfully alleviates severe nasal congestion, allowing for better sleep.

Venezuelan oil sales begin as U.S. actions reveal hidden motives.

Swedish Olympic goalkeeper substituted after conceding six goals in a match.

Star player makes history in a dominating performance, breaking a long goal drought.

New findings on autism research focus on internal perspectives rather than external.

Cholera substance tested against cancer in a groundbreaking Swedish study.

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