Sweden News in English

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

USA and Iran sign a complex agreement amid criticism from Republicans over Trump's Iran deal.

New legal troubles could prove costly for the Prime Minister and his partner.

Diya, 21, feels trapped despite promises made, expressing shock at the situation.

A serial killer is sentenced, leading to public outcry and disbelief.

Voters increasingly want to eliminate profits from welfare services.

Mohamsson from the Liberal Party speaks out about public expectations affecting his well-being.

Debate heats up as Parliament opens the door for uranium mining at the cost of food production.

Firefighters respond to multiple car fires in Jönköping overnight.

The Red Line in Stockholm resumes normal operations after weeks of disruptions.

Paris allows swimming as heatwaves hit the city, drawing public interest.

Nightly attacks reported in Ukraine and Russia, raising concerns about ongoing conflict.

Explosions in Moscow follow a new Ukrainian drone attack, signaling escalating tensions.

Apple raises prices amid a memory chip crisis, leaving consumers concerned.

Colombia defeats Uzbekistan in the World Cup, with Luis Díaz scoring the winning goal.

Eleven municipalities face high risk for tick-borne encephalitis this summer.

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