Sweden News in English

Good morning! It’s 17th February, and here’s your Sweden daily news capsule.

Baudin says it’s foolish to close the door on a pure Social Democratic government.

A secret report reveals how Flammans leaders secured million-kronor salaries with subsidies.

Lawen Redar praises the model that has uplifted vulnerable areas in Gothenburg.

The US warns Iran of serious consequences amid the ongoing Middle East crisis.

A man died after being sent home from the emergency room without a doctor’s assessment.

Spain is sending emergency aid to Cuba in response to the ongoing crisis.

Nuclear power readiness is crucial during heightened alert situations, experts say.

A man has died following a collision with a truck outside Värnamo.

A driver was stopped for being under the influence of narcotics in Västerbotten.

Seven out of ten voters want to ban turbo chickens, raising concerns over Sweden’s reputation.

Zelensky reports intelligence on a “massive” Russian attack as Ukraine conflict escalates.

A legendary documentary filmmaker has passed away, leaving a lasting legacy.

A new study reveals how to easily stop using antidepressants.

The design of office spaces significantly impacts both work environment and well-being.

Increased infections mean more patients are seeking care at emergency rooms.

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