Sweden News in English

Good morning! It’s 28th January, and here’s your Sweden daily news capsule.

A study aims to uncover why men kill women, focusing on deadly partner violence.

A Christian Iranian from Västerås was killed during regime protests, with reports of a massacre.

The U.S. is releasing frozen assets in Venezuela, seeking to profit from its oil industry.

The Swedish government is moving forward with plans to lower the age for criminal responsibility.

Congresswoman Ilhan Omar was attacked during a protest in Minneapolis against ICE.

A water crisis in Visby raises concerns for tourism as climate change impacts the region.

New polling shows record low support for the Liberals ahead of the 2026 election.

After a raid in Iraq, twenty gang members remain on the police's wanted list.

Four moose were struck by vehicles in under an hour, raising safety concerns.

No wolf hunting will take place in 2026 as the court rejects all appeals.

A person was shot by border police in Arizona during a confrontation.

Remains of the last hostage have been returned, as tensions in Gaza continue to rise.

NATO's chief states Europe is helpless without U.S. support amid rising tensions with Russia.

Peter Thiel's drone company is rapidly expanding operations in Sweden.

A new AI model can predict over one hundred diseases from just one night’s sleep.

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