Culture news "I was scared" Iranian artists work censored by Swedish gallery Sadaf Ahmadi's 'Concrete' exhibition was praised when shown in France. Why won't it go on show fully in Borås? 09/09/2023
Europe News Brussels won't confirm if Swede held prisoner in Iran is EU official The European Commission has refused to confirm if a Swedish citizen being held prisoner in Iran is an European Union official. 04/09/2023
World News Clashes erupt in Swedish city Malmo after another Quran burning Clashes erupted in Sweden’s third largest city after an anti-Muslim protester set fire to the Quran, police said Monday. 04/09/2023
Sweden Several arrested in Sweden over new Quran burning Swedish police have arrested two people and detained around 10 others after a violent riot broke out at a protest involving a burning of the Quran. Organised by Iraqi refugee Salwan Momika, its the latest incident among protests which have sparked outrage across the Middle East. 03/09/2023
Health news Stockholm Syndrome 50 years on: Is the condition a myth? Swedish psychiatrists are now calling the infamous Stockholm Syndrome a "constructed concept" used to explain away the failures of the State. 23/08/2023
Conscious Travel Revealed: 17 of the top 20 most sustainable destinations are in Europe A new study has revealed which destinations are most sustainable, as well as where eco-conscious travellers head to. 22/08/2023
Ukraine Ukraine war: Zelenskyy on tour, Chernihiv cleanup, drones in Moscow The latest developments from the war in Ukraine. 20/08/2023
Australia Sweden beats Australia 2-0 to win another bronze at Women's World Cup The Swedes proved once again they're tough to beat after a semifinal loss, extending their perfect record in third-place matches to four with the victory in Brisbane. 19/08/2023
Sweden Sweden has raised its terror threat to four out of five The decision follows a recent string of public desecrations of the Quran by a handful of anti-Islam activists, sparking angry demonstrations across Muslim countries. 18/08/2023
Sport Spain beats Sweden and qualifies for Women FIFA Football Cup final Spain is the highest-ranked team still left in the tournament, and now has the chance to win the World Cup for the first time ever. 15/08/2023
World News Sweden calls for vigilance abroad after Quran desecrations Sweden warns its citizens abroad and businesses linked to the country that they “should observe increased vigilance" after a string of Quaran burnings sparked anger in the Muslim world. 14/08/2023
Sweden Fact-check: Does a viral video prove Sweden is overrun with migrants? A video allegedly showing a crowded market in Sweden claims the country is accepting too many immigrants. But the original clip was filmed in Syria. 11/08/2023
Destinations Introverts recommend the best places for solo travel Not a people person? These are the best travel destinations for space, silence and solitude. 11/08/2023
Sweden Three injured after heavy rain causes derailment in Sweden Heavy rain saw Sweden's Susaback River burst its banks on Tuesday, leading to severe flooding that weather agencies expect to continue. 08/08/2023
Sweden Sweden struggles to handle the fallout from Quran-burning protests A series of government-authorised protests have put questions of free speech and Swedish identity up for grabs, while the government warns national security is under threat. 08/08/2023
Sweden Iraqi refugees set fire to Quran at Swedish Parliament in Stockholm Both Momika and Najem have repeatedly stated that they want the Quran banned completely in the Nordic nation, which has broad free speech laws. 31/07/2023
Denmark Denmark considers banning Quran-burning protests The government says desecrating Islam's holy book can fuel extremism and have negative geopolitical impacts. 31/07/2023
Sweden Sweden 'at risk' thanks to Russian-backed Quran burning disinformation Recent incidents at protests have attracted outrage and formal diplomatic action from several Muslim-majority countries 27/07/2023
Europe News Borrell about Quran burning: 'Not everything that is legal is ethical' Josep Borrell, the European Union's foreign policy chief, has spoken up against "any form of incitement to religious hatred and intolerance." 26/07/2023
Sweden Spotify: Record jump in active users in second-quarter The 27% year-on-year increase can be explained in part by the sharp rise in new listeners from 'Gen Z', the segment of the population born between 1997 and 2010. 25/07/2023