Sweden News in English

Good morning! It’s 18th February, and here’s your Sweden daily news capsule.

Cosmic billion-dollar transition faces major flaws, raising concerns about hidden risks.

Ten people missing after avalanche in California, search efforts ongoing.

Four arrested for attempted murder at prison in Härnösand, investigation underway.

Man convicted of serious sexual assault against a child, details emerging.

New trend emerges: working 9-9-6, sparking debate on work-life balance.

Steam Deck sold out again as hardware shortages hit the gaming market.

Swedish curling team faces disappointment after loss to Switzerland in recent match.

Asthma and Allergy Association receives 3 million kronor for national training initiative.

New study links social media use to decreased concentration among children.

Sweden boasts one of the lowest cancer mortality rates in Europe, according to new report.

Saab aims for over 70 billion kronor in business with new frigate development.

Protest from actors against Berlin Film Festival, citing ethical concerns.

New setup for Karlskoga Festival 2026 includes open stage over two days.

Star athlete falls ill, prompting changes to Sweden's sprint relay team.

Invisible threat to Earth raises alarms, experts urge vigilance.

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