Sweden News in English

Good morning! It’s 14th April, and here’s your Sweden daily news capsule.

Explosion in Gothenburg as a hand grenade detonates, causing major disruptions.

China expresses concern over Hungary's political shift and its implications.

A professor compares the blockade in Iran to U.S. tactics in Venezuela amid ongoing conflicts.

Trump responds to criticism over a controversial image of Jesus, igniting further debate.

A boy is struck by a truck, highlighting road safety concerns in Canada.

The Spanish Prime Minister's wife faces bribery allegations, stirring political tension.

A 14-year-old steals a bus in Norway and drives it into Sweden, raising alarms.

Anonymous emails sent to the government from within the Social Democratic Party's office.

Criticism mounts from businesses and unions over the government's spring budget proposals.

Reza Pahlavi addresses criticism, stating the Iranian regime is weakened and discussing the future.

Over 10,000 ceasefire violations reported by Russia, raising doubts about peace agreements.

A serious collision between a car and a truck leaves one person hospitalized.

Ukrainian resistance inspires many, as experts discuss the regional security threats.

A tragic incident as a 19-year-old is killed by her pet, raising safety concerns.

Rockstar Games confirms a new data breach, affecting the development of GTA VI.

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