Sweden News in English

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

A skeptical chief fired over existential health concerns raises eyebrows.

Hanna resigns from social services, claiming she can no longer stay silent.

New lows for the Liberals as internal chaos unfolds within the party.

Seventeen students enrolled in the wrong school form, most from foreign backgrounds.

Politicians secure a sports hall purchase despite placing the lowest bid.

Experts say peace deals alone won't open the Hormuz Strait.

Debate ignites as Parliament greenlights uranium mining at the cost of food production.

Flood risk maps reveal potential threats to homes along the coast.

Tragic news as several casualties reported in Israeli attacks on Lebanon.

Ericsson's CEO steps down amid company restructuring and challenges.

EA introduces in-game ads, sparking fears of increased commercialization.

David Wiberg's new work blends sorrow, humor, and loneliness.

Zara Larsson honored with Denniz Pops award for her contributions to music.

A new arcade opens in Sofielund, offering more than just games.

Stephanie, denied care, faces dire consequences after severe weight loss.

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