Europe News Inflation in Sweden has just hit its highest level since 1991 Surging prices, exacerbated by Russia's war in Ukraine, are fuelling the problem. 12/05/2022
Europe News To join or not to join? Sweden and Finland to reveal NATO decisions Vladimir Putin cited NATO expansion as a reason for the Ukraine war. But the invasion could spark more countries to join. 10/05/2022
Europe News NATO chief says Finland and Sweden could join 'quickly' Polls have found that a majority of Swedes and Finns are currently in favour of joining the military alliance, with Russia's invasion of Ukraine driving public support. 28/04/2022
Uncovering Europe A slow burn: Ukraine war sees Sweden warm to NATO membership As political and public support for joining NATO continues to grow, Sweden's Social Democrat government looks set to change its foundational resistance to membership of the military alliance. 04/04/2022
Uncovering Europe As Russia flexes its Baltic muscles, Sweden prepares for the worst Extra soldiers have been stationed to the strategic island of Gotland amid a Russian military build-up and mysterious drone sightings. 19/01/2022
Smart Regions More charge points for Swedish cross-country corridor A European project aims to increase the number of electric vehicle charging points in areas of low population density. 17/01/2022
Uncovering Europe Netflix ‘solved’ the Olof Palme murder. Not all Swedes are convinced Everyone from the CIA to the PKK to apartheid South Africa has been blamed for the murder of Sweden's most popular leader. The answer may be a lot more simple. 09/11/2021
Sweden Swedish PM Lofven resigns, parliament's speaker to seek new government Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Lofven has chosen to resign rather than call snap elections after he lost a confidence vote last week. 28/06/2021
Sweden Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Lofven loses no-confidence vote Lofven lost the vote with 181 MPs backing the motion, 109 supporting him and 51 abstaining. 21/06/2021
Uncovering Europe Sweden's government could be about to collapse in a row over rent Stefan Löfven has been given an ultimatum: abandon his plans to allow landlords to set their own rents, or face a vote of no confidence. 18/06/2021
Norway Norwegian 'caught trying to dodge quarantine' by skiing over border The 50-year old was hoping to evade quarantine rules in his country by crossing over mountains from Sweden but bad weather thwarted his plan, emergency services said. 05/04/2021
Europe News Swedish chief quits after ignoring his agency's COVID holiday advice Dan Eliasson had told Euronews he considered his Canary Islands trip to be "of personal importance" despite government advice against travelling abroad. 07/01/2021
Sweden Sweden switches strategy and calls for face masks on public transport Sweden's healthcare sector is struggling with the resurgence of COVID-19, prompting the government to finally introduce measures already seen for months across Europe. 18/12/2020
Sweden Sweden's health officials 'misjudged' second wave of COVID-19 Sweden has stood out for its approach to the pandemic, for a long time not mandating lockdowns and instead relying on citizens’ sense of civic duty. 15/12/2020
Europe News The briefing: Why Sweden’s coronavirus approach has failed Sweden is making the same mistakes it did back in the spring and we must all also stop making the mistake of thinking that Sweden has got it right, says Euronews' Political Editor Darren McCaffrey. 12/11/2020
Sweden Sweden to ban sale of alcohol after 10pm to curb spread of coronavirus PM Stefan Lofven said that Sweden “currently is risking a situation like the one we had last spring." 11/11/2020
Good Morning Europe Sweden spared second COVID-19 wave - but for how long? How did a country with a so-called “light-touch” approach to the fight against the virus - where restaurants, bars and gyms have remained open throughout the crisis - deal with the pandemic? 23/09/2020
United Kingdom London rolls out live facial recognition as EU considers ban The Metropolitan Police say the technology will help them combat "serious crime" but opponents argue it will be in violation of human rights. 24/01/2020
Europe News IKEA to pay $46 million to parents of child killed by dresser Joleen and Craig Dudek said they were "devastated" by the loss of their son and planned to contribute $1,000,000 of the settlement to three organisations "fighting to protect children from dangerous products." 07/01/2020
Sweden A$AP Rocky blocked from playing gig at Swedish prison he was held in The US rapper — whose real name is Rakim Mayers — wanted to perform at the prison in Stockholm where he was detained ahead of his assault conviction. 04/12/2019
Sweden 2019 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences is awarded The 2019 Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel will be awarded on Monday. 14/10/2019
Europe News Brexit by the sea – Tiny Dutch village braces for huge Brexit party "The idea of waving to the Brits and waving back is great and to have different types of music from different European countries. It is amazing idea and we support it," Mayor of Wijk ann See 02/09/2019
Sweden Automated sobriety check installed at Gothenburg port's ferry terminal Drivers selected at random will have to submit to the test. If they fail, the gate remains closed and police is alerted. 14/08/2019
France Aviation tax: Which EU countries charge passengers? France announced on Tuesday that it will levy an eco-tax on passengers flight. Euronews takes at which other EU countries have implemented a similar tax. 10/07/2019
Smart Regions Sweden's One Stop Future Shop roaring success We visit the Biskopsgarden district of the Gothenburg municipality, Sweden. The 'One Stop Future Shop’ is a programme that has been empowering people on the peripheries of the labour market, such as immigrants, to start up their own personal entrepreneurial projects. 28/03/2019
Europe News Greta Thunberg, 16, is the new face of climate activism At 16, Greta Thunberg is leading a youth movement calling for action to prevent climate change. 21/02/2019