Sweden News in English

Good morning! It’s 21st May, and here’s your Sweden daily news capsule.

Police warn to be critical ahead of NATO meeting in Helsingborg.

Trump warns of new attacks as Iran negotiations reach final stages.

Nightly attacks continue against Ukraine, raising concerns.

Major fire in apartment building leaves one hospitalized and 26 evacuated.

Seven out of ten in elder care want to quit, citing tough conditions.

Crisis in the Middle East escalates as EU countries criticize Israel.

Record number of whales swim around the globe, sparking interest.

UN passes resolution on climate responsibility, marking a significant step.

Thirty-three fishermen and forest workers killed in Boko Haram attacks.

Kinnevik confirms ongoing search for new CEO amid leadership changes.

Nvidia's record report receives mixed reactions from investors.

E-commerce continues to grow, with nine million more packages shipped.

Montreal wins historic league title thanks to Lina Ljungblom's performance.

Two-thirds of those with eating disorders report overtraining issues.

When full-time care decreases, suicide rates increase, raising alarms.

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