Sweden News in English

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

A car crashes into a gym in Sundsvall, leaving residents shocked.

Trump vows retaliation for every American killed, warning Iran of severe consequences.

Erik's father struggles to afford his funeral, alleging fraud by Cellect.

Reduced sentences follow the fifth attack on a family in Torslanda.

The U.S. launches attacks on Iran amid escalating Middle Eastern tensions.

WHO reports a decline in traffic fatalities, signaling progress in road safety.

Despite cooler weather, fire risks remain high in parts of the country.

Finland's Prime Minister faces corruption allegations as political pressure mounts.

New British Prime Minister Andy Burnham aims for cheaper electricity and a fresh foreign policy.

Trump announces 50% tariffs on goods from Canada, escalating trade tensions.

The stock market is expected to open flat today, showing signs of stability.

The oil price sees fluctuations, impacting Wall Street's mood.

PlayStation will stop producing physical games, affecting the secondhand market.

A new Ebola vaccine is set to be tested on humans, raising hopes for a breakthrough.

It's time to discuss the daily realities faced by nurses in the healthcare system.

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