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October 2026

  1. Åkesson invites Centre leader to talks, keeps cabinet demand
  2. Youth wings push for a joint red-green budget
  3. Mohamed Ali ends sick leave; return date remains unannounced
  4. Part-time police training opens applications on Monday
  5. Forest protection divides Centre and Greens
  6. Swedish managers report more digital monitoring than staff
  7. Örebro massacre: new book challenges police conclusions on racism
  8. Welfare chair loss frustrates Sweden’s Christian Democrats
  9. One in four home-care respondents reports missing approved help
  10. Swedish snap election would cost state over SEK 630 million
  11. Angeredsbron lane restrictions begin for three weekends
  12. Speaker gives parties until Monday for next government step
  13. Teachers’ employers end agreement early; terms run until March
  14. Sweden consults on ending traditional premium-pension insurance
  15. Women with foreign backgrounds gain ground among Sweden’s new business owners
  16. Red-green voters split over Left Party cabinet seats
  17. Swedish inquiry proposes disability card for EU travel
  18. Payment fault sends some child benefits by voucher
  19. Sweden proposes dropping 30-day discount-price rule for services
  20. Sweden’s product-liability bill would cover apps and lost data
  21. Inquiry proposes wider information-sharing to protect ambulance crews
  22. Swedish committee challenges EU plans for electricity charges
  23. Swedish parliament rejects Andersson as prime minister
  24. Poison centre warns call surge could delay urgent advice
  25. Moderates gain four points in new Novus poll
  26. Left Party seeks clarity on Andersson’s conditions
  27. Andersson sets conditions for Left Party ministers
  28. Speaker refuses Mohamed Ali’s personal-leave request
  29. Kristersson denies centre-right government negotiations
  30. Sweden declares Urkult measles outbreak over after 40 cases
  31. Greens seek government help to draft deportation stop law
  32. Sweden Democrats deny agreeing to a deportation stop law
  33. Sweden Democrats top social-media ranking as left-wing voices gain
  34. Greens gain as Liberals fall below 4% in first post-election poll
  35. Volvo recalls more than 15,000 EX30s in Sweden over headrest risk
  36. Greens press for red-green budget talks despite coalition deadlock
  37. Andersson plays down risk of losing Centre to the right
  38. Busch confirms talks on a centre-right government
  39. Sweden seeks approval for NATO forces in Finland and Latvia in 2027
  40. All eight parties back work on young-adult deportation stop law
  41. Left and Greens will vote against an S-only government
  42. Parliament to vote on Andersson as prime minister on Thursday
  43. Svantesson seeks eight-party deal on Sweden’s 2027 budget
  44. Opposition seeks Forssell hearing over young-adult deportations
  45. Left Party MP Mohamed Ali goes on sick leave
  46. Telia plans to cut 260 jobs in Sweden
  47. Minister defends young-adult deportation rules as Left warns of delays
  48. Andersson gets another day for government talks
  49. SAS Link strike averted as cabin crew prepare to vote on deal
  50. Left deputy challenges Centre leader to test her coalition route
  51. Swedish pass rates rise sharply with time spent in Sweden
  52. Sweden rejects new EU budget compromise
  53. Left Party MP Mohamed Ali says he will attend parliament on Monday
  54. SD figure blames veil-ban proposal for losing young voters
  55. Swedish police detain 20 workers after industrial-site checks
  56. BankID service restored after Friday evening disruption
  57. Gale warning for northern Vänern on Saturday
  58. Andersson weighs her next move before Monday’s deadline
  59. Red-green meeting ends without tackling the cabinet dispute
  60. Left Party presses Andersson to name her coalition partners
  61. Navi Pillay wins Nobel Peace Prize for defending international law
  62. Rough weather delays Gotland ferries into Saturday
  63. Sweden sends Gripens to NATO nuclear exercise
  64. Kristersson overtakes Andersson in confidence poll
  65. Sweden expects to fill just 350 of 900 refugee places
  66. Securitas settles discrimination case over hijab ban
  67. Swedish citizenship applicants face months waiting for test results
  68. Ocrevus patients urged to seek care for signs of liver injury
  69. Seven in ten teachers say pupils lack the support they need
  70. 83% of red-green voters prefer a four-party government to another election
  71. Sweden proposes new permits as it moves to join high-seas treaty
  72. Centre seeks agreement on problems before negotiating a government
  73. Business groups criticise exclusion from Centre’s four-party meeting
  74. Government expects Sweden’s downturn to end in 2027
  75. Social Democrats and Greens accept Centre’s Christian Democrat meeting
  76. Centre and Christian Democrat leaders meet before red-green talks
  77. Strong winds could disrupt travel in Gävleborg and Uppsala tonight
  78. SEK 1.5bn in electricity-tax relief misses its intended target
  79. Sweden sends Patriot and 100 troops to protect Ukraine aid hub
  80. Preschool-teacher recruitment falls before tougher Swedish entry rule
  81. Flooding closes roads and forces a school move in Bohuslän
  82. Åkesson cannot rewrite the teenage deportations out of his record
  83. Inquiry proposes home searches to serve area-ban orders
  84. Benefit recipients could face repayment despite acting in good faith
  85. Gävleborg faces up to 100mm of rain and flood risk
  86. SD’s Mattias Karlsson Bergman elected culture committee chair
  87. Auditors urge tougher study-loan rules after repayment problems
  88. Retailers face new consumer-credit duties from 20 November
  89. Energy prices push Swedish inflation to 1.5%
  90. Threatening letter demands Mohamed Ali leave parliament
  91. Snow and slush could disrupt Thursday travel in central Sweden
  92. Four Swedish parties agree on plan to stop teenage deportations
  93. TikTok accounts sell smuggling routes through Belarus
  94. Employer failings put workers’ right to stay at risk
  95. Track fault delays trains through Västerås
  96. Sweden Democrats oppose state apology to Sámi people
  97. Social Democrats face calls to rethink election strategy
  98. Centre’s red line is a poor defence of enterprise
  99. Centre is helping make the case for taxing the rich
  100. Patients deserve more than Centre’s fear of a Left Party minister
  101. Centre is exaggerating the threat from Left Party ministers
  102. Centre holds firm on red line against Left Party ministers
  103. Airlines must explain compensation rights within four days from October 2027
  104. Skagerrak gale warning returns for Wednesday night
  105. Swedish passport holder told he was never a citizen
  106. EU opens free travel passes to young residents in Sweden
  107. Swedish fund finds no faster job returns after benefit cuts
  108. Very high fire risk in parts of eastern Sweden on Wednesday
  109. Amimox shortage: alternatives need a new prescription
  110. Gotland evacuation drill starts Monday; nobody leaves the island
  111. Minecraft maker faces EU scrutiny over virtual currency
  112. School-leavers face a tougher start in Sweden’s jobs market
  113. Three-room rents reach 9,528 kronor as increases ease
  114. Drone pilots warned as Lycksele exercise enters final day
  115. Young adults with paused deportations urged to apply again
  116. Sweden’s citizenship language test faces delay
  117. Family permit renewals now face income checks
  118. Father fined 10,500 kronor over son’s e-scooter
  119. Petrol prices rise as Sweden’s tax cut ends
  120. Two Stockholm museums face closure over rising rents
  121. Water shortage warnings stretch into autumn in 15 counties
  122. October benefits bring activity requirements after three months of support
  123. School admission target set at two months for asylum-seeking children
  124. New medicine-pricing rules change how subsidy applications are assessed
  125. Sweden Democrats seek fuel-tax extension as relief expires
  126. Left Party seeks immediate halt to young-adult deportations
  127. New cybersecurity rules put security duties on management
  128. New asylum rules bring county limits and attendance checks

September 2026

  1. Greens push for a red-green majority government
  2. Busch demands a vote on Andersson as prime minister
  3. Centre Party wants Kristersson to try forming a government
  4. E45 shut after Strömsund bridge damaged by heavy transport
  5. More young people in Sweden fall outside work and study
  6. Greens push to halt deportations of young people raised in Sweden
  7. Sweden’s trade deficit widens despite rising exports
  8. Speaker sets new government talks for Wednesday
  9. Disabled residents face a harder path to moving home
  10. Foreign-born workers lead Sweden's employment gains
  11. Left Party reaches out to Centre as government talks stall
  12. Defence audits expose gaps in Sweden's military readiness
  13. Fritidskortet struggles to reach children under financial pressure
  14. Sweden’s sick-pay fight puts household income on the negotiating table
  15. Sweden’s young-adult permit relief leaves a harder test at 21
  16. Sweden’s government talks stall as work-permit deadlines approach
  17. Andersson abandons first bid to form Sweden’s government
  18. Six in ten Swedes now use AI services
  19. Business leaders press Centre Party over taxes and sick pay
  20. PostNord called to meeting over election delivery failures
  21. Left Party backs Norlén for another term as Speaker
  22. Mohamed Ali denies vote rigging: “I haven’t done it”
  23. Study urges Sweden to rethink crisis messages for migrant communities
  24. Sweden proposes offence for using trafficking-linked services
  25. Fixed mortgage rates rose in August
  26. Borrowed phones used to hijack BankID across Sweden
  27. Former Swedish PM Löfven reportedly receives death threats in Varberg
  28. Most surveyed in Sweden face barriers to preparing for a crisis
  29. Swedish parties hesitate over a common ballot paper
  30. Record election appeals force Sweden’s review board to add staff
  31. Government deadlock puts Sweden’s budget timetable at risk
  32. Swedish firms move production to the US to avoid tariffs
  33. CSN support rises by 92 kronor — mostly in loans
  34. Sweden's paid grandparent leave when your family lives abroad
  35. The salary you need for a first-hand flat in Sweden
  36. What your Swedish job pays when you have a baby
  37. Making Sweden home when only one partner earns
  38. Before you trust a Swedish job offer
  39. Swedish border police remove possible trafficking victims before identifying them
  40. Left and Green parties want abortion law to name all pregnant people
  41. Riksbank holds rate at 1.75% and points to possible rises this year
  42. Family reunion rules change on 1 October: what applicants need to check
  43. You cannot defend democracy by presuming Ali guilty
  44. Sweden wants us to drive its buses and care for its elderly — but not dare enter parliament
  45. Allegations against Ali are no licence to smear all Somali Swedes
  46. Liberal breakaway parties win seats in two municipalities
  47. Three suspects listed in reopened Borlänge election inquiry
  48. Andersson says she can form a government as talks continue
  49. Fixing your electricity price is becoming more expensive
  50. The Centre Party’s false equivalence between V and SD
  51. Foreign-born citizens have every right to vote in their own interests
  52. Sweden’s pension services face weekend shutdowns
  53. Andersson given mandate to explore forming Sweden’s next government
  54. Tidö suffers Sweden’s first one-term government defeat in 32 years
  55. Sweden backs 14 bids for €43.4m in EU transport funds
  56. Åkesson accuses opposition parties of mobilising “Islamist voters”
  57. Sweden Democrats blame new citizens for election defeat
  58. Sweden raises dangerous-goods exam fees from December
  59. TIDÖ’S REIGN IS OVER
  60. Unfair terms found at 46 certified online shops
  61. Sweden’s prime minister Kristersson submits resignation
  62. Åkesson may take a break if Sweden Democrats enter opposition
  63. Left Party insists on cabinet role in government talks
  64. Sweden’s late-vote count continues on Thursday
  65. Melanoma cases rise as Swedish clinics change routines
  66. Umeå police switch tactics against illegal taxi groups
  67. Opposition projection opens Andersson's path back
  68. Sweden eases family permit rules for young adults, with a harder test at 21
  69. Sweden tests mobile towers to spot small drones
  70. Sweden’s citizenship plan leaves dual nationals with unequal protection
  71. Swedish firms see best outlook in four years
  72. Åkesson holds strategy talks as Sweden awaits election result
  73. Green Party sets three climate demands for next government
  74. Voting returned to neighbourhoods Sweden had struggled to reach
  75. Why one in four voters stayed home in parts of rural Sweden
  76. The voters behind the Left Party's surge in disadvantaged districts
  77. Sweden reviews new biogas incentives and gas security
  78. Sweden’s worst government for immigrants in modern times may be on its way out
  79. Electricity prices jump across Sweden today
  80. Sweden orders new maternity-care safety measures
  81. Green wave lifts Sweden's Greens in preliminary local results
  82. Dutch deal links crews to Sweden's Saab GlobalEye fleet
  83. Sweden's election remains open after three-seat margin
  84. Sweden's speaker suggests shorter deadlines for government talks
  85. Social Democratic Party secretary Tobias Baudin leaves government line-up open
  86. Final election count begins across Sweden
  87. Sweden orders joined-up treatment for young serious offenders
  88. Wrongly sorted batteries spark two fires a week
  89. PostNord ballot delay may slow Stockholm vote count
  90. Sweden narrows early-vote fault on election day
  91. Sweden allocates SEK 297 million for humanitarian crises
  92. Sweden expands oversight of specialist eating-disorder care
  93. Sweden launches new tool to target suicide prevention
  94. Foreign-born voters are not a bloc. The election may turn on that mistake
  95. Sweden backs 17 cleaner transport projects with SEK 73 million
  96. Anonymous betting markets target Sweden’s election
  97. Social Democrats file KU complaint over Kristersson’s security handling
  98. Winter power prices could more than double after dry summer
  99. Early-vote fault remains unresolved in 64 municipalities
  100. From hugging Åkesson to borrowing his climate excuse
  101. Social Democrats propose 12-pupil cap in school crisis plan
  102. Gothenburg marks a year without a fatal shooting
  103. Sweden adopts first national strategy to seize criminal profits
  104. European gas hits €81 as Sweden says supplies remain stable
  105. More than 2.7 million vote early before Sweden's election
  106. EU review finds safety failures in one in five helmets
  107. Dear Magda, it is okay to be angry about men's mediocrity
  108. Graduate job prospects weaken across Swedish education routes
  109. Nearly 100 municipalities struggle to find qualified maths teachers
  110. Migrationsverket faces review of religious-conversion asylum cases
  111. Swedish Muslims take public questions to the street at 150 locations
  112. 52% of surveyed Muslim congregations report anti-Muslim incidents
  113. DO says Securitas hijab ban discriminated against job applicant
  114. Critical Stockholm ambulance calls assigned too low a priority
  115. Court applies Sweden's eight-year citizenship rule to older application
  116. Fourteen-year-olds can now be jailed for Sweden's gravest offences
  117. Sweden orders new map of high-frequency offenders
  118. Øresund surplus could fund road and rail upgrades
  119. Swedish inquiry weighs ending secrecy between authorities
  120. Sweden adopts rehabilitation strategy to narrow care gaps
  121. Busch says Sweden Democrats are not guaranteed ministerial posts
  122. Moderates want security vetting for future ministers
  123. Netflix actor Mohammed Nour Oklah faces deportation risk in Sweden
  124. Sweden's PISA results fall to record lows
  125. Swedish bill would expand national health-data registers
  126. Your Sublet Can End Before Your Right to Reclaim Excess Rent
  127. Check a Swedish Public Employer’s Pay Before Accepting Its Offer
  128. One Accident Payout May Leave Other Insurance Claims Open
  129. Changing Clinics Can Change Who Pays for Your Care Journey
  130. You May Be Able to Try a Business Without Resigning
  131. Check Your Autumn Preschool Bill Against Sweden’s New Fee Rules
  132. Sweden begins first bank-accessibility inspections
  133. More than half of Swedes cannot identify a poisonous mushroom
  134. Telia character limit blocked SE-Alert warnings
  135. Cataract grants may have relied on inflated regional figures
  136. British man deported after 24 years in Sweden
  137. Surgery grants put medical priorities at risk in 16 Swedish regions
  138. All newborns in Sweden offered RSV antibodies from 10 September
  139. Greens promise new rail lines and tougher delay payouts
  140. Nearly all Swedish dental clinics charge above state benchmark
  141. ‘100% from now’: pregnancy still closes workplace doors
  142. Born in Sweden, but furthest from power
  143. Sweden reviews gun rules for hunters without a Swedish exam
  144. Your Mortgage Payment Can Stay High After Sweden Scraps the Extra Rule
  145. Sweden Raises the Salary Bar for Work-Permit Extensions
  146. The Short Training Route With a 78 Percent Employment Result
  147. These Work-Permit Jobs Can Use Sweden’s Lower Salary Floor
  148. September’s Establishment Benefit Reset Changes the Family Payment
  149. Sweden Tightens Citizenship Rules, Including for People Already Waiting
  150. Liberals reach 4.3% as Sweden's election tightens
  151. Sweden proposes one tax deduction for working away from home
  152. Left Party proposes 30,000 public-sector jobs for young people
  153. More preschool hours proposed for parents on social assistance
  154. Sweden raises the income bar for family reunification
  155. Up to 500 voters caught in Sweden’s early-vote error
  156. Easier permanent residence kept more international PhDs in Sweden, study finds
  157. Sweden considers merging Swedish and Swedish-as-a-second-language school subjects
  158. Sweden considers compulsory preschool for children with weak Swedish
  159. Centre Party pledges to scrap Sweden’s work-permit salary floor
  160. Swedish police still stop people on a gut feeling
  161. Weekend shutdown will stop all trains through Katrineholm
  162. Hidden phones may reveal themselves during Sweden’s alert test
  163. M wants vets to offer cheapest defensible treatment
  164. V wants national vet tariffs as prices soar
  165. School threats and false alarms rise after Fagersta attack
  166. Chickenpox and RSV cases to become reportable from November 1
  167. Wrong man deported after two identities were mixed up
  168. Reported pro-Russia links raise questions over SD staff vetting
  169. Mandatory Swedish screening proposed for young multilingual children
  170. Skatteverket ID cards could end in March 2027
  171. Gotland’s old garden plants are wanted for Sweden’s gene bank
  172. Sweden recognises foreign degrees, then wastes the people behind them
  173. L climbs to 3.0% as M hits seven-year low
  174. More Jönköping communities get Hesa Fredrik warning sirens
  175. No Swedish region meets migraine specialist-care benchmark
  176. Sweden raises oestrogen patch prices as supply stays uncertain
  177. Police warn home-entry scam targeting older people is moving north
  178. Women reach Sweden’s boardrooms, but men keep the top jobs
  179. Police mocked a Somali mother while her missing son was still alive
  180. New chemical rules reach furniture, clothes and food packaging
  181. Sweden extends Fritidskort benefit to all six-year-olds
  182. Private wells face shortages as Västmanland groundwater stays low
  183. Ryanair signs collective agreement for Arlanda cabin crew
  184. Fire risk stays high to extreme in parts of 10 counties
  185. School closures may reach 79 municipalities as child numbers fall
  186. Why Gothenburg Book Fair is built around what readers miss
  187. S wants 10% cap on adults’ dental treatment bills
  188. Sweden examines Brexit residence process after elderly Britons face removal
  189. Sweden puts Robert De Niro’s new thriller at number one
  190. The tiny autumn menu that keeps Swedish butterflies visiting
  191. SSAB rejects toxicology tests after 34 illness reports
  192. Women caseworkers matched men’s results and earned 8 percent less a year
  193. Andersson says voters assumed she would be prime minister
  194. L wants bans on SMS loans and telephone sales
  195. Örebro’s festival puts electric guitar beside a church organ
  196. Ebba Busch U-turn: Won’t Accept Magdalena Andersson as Prime Minister
  197. First new E20 section past Mariestad opens Friday
  198. 200 Uppsala children still lack school bus cards
  199. Man on parental leave was moved to the most junior sales role
  200. The Social Democrats’ failure to draw ideological lines might cost them the election
  201. Women politicians face sexualised abuse for doing their jobs
  202. Over-70 banking rule was age discrimination, DO says
  203. Umeå turns school lunch into a public taste test
  204. Sweden urges early renewals as 2.4 million passports expire
  205. 8 in 10 inspected workplaces failed vibration-safety checks
  206. Social Democrats plunge 4.3 points as poll lead crumbles
  207. Billionaire Roger Akelius abandons Moderates over ‘cruel’ deportations
  208. M wants unemployment benefits to fall faster
  209. The autumn garden job a hedgehog wants you to skip
  210. 33 job-coach offices agreed to restrict wives' work
  211. Moderates would tie welfare and citizenship to a ‘Sweden contract’ in election manifesto
  212. Ray-Ban Meta glasses make hidden filming easier in Sweden
  213. V wants most workers on 80% unemployment benefit
  214. The Odyssey still has Sweden making time for three hours
  215. Sweden proposes 160-day tax threshold for people living abroad
  216. Sweden's culture quiz IFS returns after contributors walked away
  217. Sweden has 240 apple varieties worth tasting this autumn
  218. A new map shows the mushrooms hiding under Sweden's forests
  219. One in three young women work alone in unsafe situations
  220. Eight years part-time can cost a parent 1,300 SEK a month
  221. The same job can hide a different injury risk for women
  222. State-backed AI network used 1,200 accounts to target Sweden
  223. Västra Götaland makes pneumococcal vaccine free from age 65
  224. Andersson says Centre Party will be needed to form government
  225. Sweden's food VAT cut lowered grocery prices by 5.5%
  226. S promises 10,000 student homes in youth-cost package
  227. Sweden shortens crime victims’ route to compensation
  228. At least 121 young people were ordered to leave Sweden alone

August 2026

  1. Five deaths on Swedish worksites sit outside Sweden's fatality rate
  2. Social Democrats promise ‘mafia law’ in seven-part crime plan
  3. Sweden buys four French frigates for 47 billion SEK
  4. M wants 30-day bans for threatening behaviour on streets
  5. Tidö cannot sort immigrants into good and bad without dividing Sweden
  6. Small-house owners can apply for up to SEK 60,000 in energy grants
  7. Pourmokhtari wants 12-month permits for green factories
  8. Sweden registers 66% with a fixed doctor. Only 31% experience one
  9. Surveyed snus users report less littering, but pouch counts stay flat
  10. Parents urged to lock medicines as teen self-harm rises
  11. Report finds serious rights gaps at Sweden’s migration centres
  12. Sweden launches review of religious-conversion asylum cases
  13. M wants detention when violence risk is clear
  14. Iceland rejects reopening EU accession talks
  15. Three funded overseas residencies open to Sweden-based artists
  16. S bank tax splits parties over mortgage costs
  17. Pilot flagged poor ship visibility before fatal Tjörn collision
  18. Sweden reviews Afghan former staff for possible protection after 12 years
  19. Åkesson asks if a KD vote could make Andersson PM
  20. Polls close in Iceland's vote on reopening EU talks
  21. Your bicycle ticket depends on the Swedish train
  22. The 14-day rule that can undo an online purchase
  23. Sweden investigates chemical castration as a release condition
  24. SMHI extends high forest-fire risk through Wednesday
  25. MP wants 20% recycled textiles and cheaper repairs
  26. What a Swedish nightclub cannot decide at the door
  27. Baby died after missed monitoring in an overloaded Swedish maternity ward
  28. Sweden widens criminal deportation rules from 1 September
  29. Zara Larsson tells followers to vote left in Sweden’s election
  30. Social Democrats pledge in-person SFI and welfare language tests
  31. The quiet rules that keep Stockholm's metro moving
  32. SMHI warns of high fire risk across 10 counties
  33. Swedish model projects 1.5-point unemployment rise under higher asylum migration
  34. Where The Odyssey is still screening in Sweden
  35. Gothenburg’s Västlänken carries its first passenger train
  36. S wants to bar insurance priority at publicly funded clinics
  37. Left Party vows to vote against any government that excludes it
  38. What to do when a Swedish playground looks unsafe
  39. Sweden changes building energy declarations from 1 October
  40. Crime became Sweden's top worry, but refugee opposition stopped rising
  41. Most recorded hate crimes end without a prosecution decision
  42. Norway’s King Harald V dies at 89 as Haakon takes throne
  43. Sweden sends Gripen jets and warships to patrol Finland
  44. The two Swedish food dates that mean different things
  45. Record 145,000-plus vote on Sweden's first early-voting day
  46. Expanded debt seizures reach nearly SEK 1.5m in two months
  47. Sweden's employment rate rises as joblessness falls for seventh month
  48. Government forecasts SEK 50bn for post-election reforms
  49. The photos that can protect a Swedish rental move
  50. Measles cases hit 35 as secondary infections double
  51. Sweden proposes 12-month powers for future pandemic limits
  52. Swedish region pays SEK 657m to exit failed health-record system
  53. MP wants SEK 6bn restored for greener city travel
  54. Variable mortgage rates dip to 2.74% as fixed loans stay higher
  55. Nine in ten students study where housing falls short at term start
  56. Police surveillance without concrete suspicion rises 48% in Sweden
  57. Rail stoppage disrupts routes across Sweden
  58. Brown victims and white perpetrators: Race cannot matter only when the attacker is brown
  59. Øresund Bridge road traffic restricted for eight weeks
  60. The job Sweden subsidises may not count for citizenship
  61. Birth registration will not routinely trigger Swedish police reports
  62. Tidö cuts opposition poll lead to 4.7 points
  63. Social Democrats want 12-child cap for youngest preschool groups
  64. Early voting opens across Sweden with 1,875 locations
  65. Stockholm plans free measles vaccine for adults born since 1960
  66. Sweden will test SE-Alert warning system on 7 September
  67. Illegal erectile drugs remain easy to buy online in Sweden
  68. Some Swedish unemployment payments fall to 35% of former income
  69. Sweden’s national theatre broke discrimination ban over wheelchair tickets
  70. Language help changes with the agency handling your case
  71. Sweden set aside SEK 1.3bn as return-grant applications slowed
  72. Social Democrats pledge free youth travel in jobs-and-climate plan
  73. Swedish military asks government to seize property beside naval base
  74. Moderates want to scrap preschool and after-school fees
  75. See the full count of English-language job ads in Sweden
  76. Swedish privacy regulator issues guidance on streaming children’s sport
  77. Workers in insecure jobs use sickness benefit less, Swedish report finds
  78. Advance voting opens Wednesday with one fixed public site in 39 municipalities
  79. Mohamsson on Åkesson’s snub: “Loser mentality”
  80. Google AI tells ‘alone with Arabs’ prompt: call 112
  81. More than 50,000 march for climate weeks before Sweden votes
  82. Foreign-background politicians report more abuse but many part-time roles lack protection
  83. Two patients may need heart transplants after Karolinska drug mix-up
  84. Swedish apartment construction rises 16% as house building falls
  85. 85% of foreign-trained graduates find work after Swedish bridging courses
  86. See open specialist, developer and engineer jobs before they close
  87. Sweden launches commission to prevent school attacks
  88. Foreign-born workers power Sweden's venture-backed clean-tech transition
  89. Green Party rules out government with Christian Democrats
  90. Swedish public employers spent 260m SEK buying out managers
  91. Boden warns people away from floodwater as levels peak
  92. Ethnic discrimination complaints surged despite employers' preventive duty
  93. Sweden's housing shortage eased while tenure inequality remained entrenched
  94. One quarter of active return cases face countries refusing forced returns
  95. Shipping choke points drive up costs for Sweden
  96. Åkesson tells SD voters: Don’t save the Liberals
  97. Liberals want wider dismissal powers in schools and care
  98. Police put surveillance above privacy at Sweden's election stalls
  99. Mothers take 69% of parental leave. Women’s pensions trail SEK 7,100
  100. Dadgostar cancels summer speech after fatal Fagersta school attack
  101. Women are 79% of Sweden’s stress-related sick-leave cases
  102. Andersson cancels campaign stop after attack
  103. SMHI says 15 counties face high-to-extreme forest-fire risk Sunday
  104. Power hungry divisive politicians need to heal the country
  105. SD wants national staffing floor for elder care
  106. Swedish women earn SEK 4,500 less a month as the gap stalls
  107. Norwegian air-traffic strike disrupts SAS flights to Sweden
  108. Sweden's measles outbreak grows to 24 cases across nine regions
  109. Kristersson cancels summer speech after fatal Fagersta school attack
  110. Norrbotten flood warning extended through Sunday as roads close
  111. Left Party wants to halve Sweden's municipal tax gap
  112. Sweden raises citizenship barriers while old cases remain trapped for years
  113. Several people injured in sword attack at school in Fagersta
  114. New family rules could add years before Sweden starts deciding
  115. Track trespass caused 4,055 hours of Swedish train delays
  116. Sweden links child health checks from birth to age 20
  117. Sweden promises equal policing while drug stops produce ethnic disparities
  118. Mohamsson wore a Star of David but refuses hijab solidarity for Muslims
  119. Swedish house prices rose 2% in the second quarter
  120. Sweden prepares election system for cyberattacks and sabotage
  121. Åkesson refuses to rescue Liberals: ‘Not our responsibility’
  122. How to make your foreign degree count in a Swedish application
  123. How to cut the cost of a distant Swedish job interview
  124. How a Swedish job offer can help pay for your move
  125. Three airlines move as Arlanda closes Terminal 3 security
  126. Foreign-background Swedes are more overrepresented among homicide victims than offenders
  127. Sweden debates migration and crime with evidence too weak for certainty
  128. Sweden’s ministers keep full pay while sick as the government defends the sick-day penalty
  129. Public landowners must eradicate invasive strandkotula
  130. Measles outbreak reaches 21 cases as vaccine demand surges
  131. Andersson rejects review of existing permanent residence permits
  132. Orange flood warning puts Norrbotten roads and buildings at risk
  133. Åkesson says he wants to be prime minister in 2030
  134. Why wealthy interests work so hard to make everyone hate taxes
  135. Two Swedish cement plants underreported 348,000 tonnes of CO2
  136. Kristersson rejects Jomshof's call to abandon Islam
  137. Police warn 2.4 million passports expire next year
  138. How a jobs-centre subsidy can strengthen your application
  139. How foreign graduates can keep job hunting in Sweden
  140. Citizenship revocation would divide Swedes by the passports they hold
  141. Tidö parties split over extending fuel-tax cut
  142. How lower-paid Swedish jobs can still support a work permit
  143. Sweden extends B-licence theory-test validity to one year
  144. Major leak leaves six Skåne areas low on drinking water
  145. Estonia rejects 20 of Sweden's 37 proposed prisoners
  146. Green Party wants 35-hour week as step to four days
  147. SMHI expands Norrbotten high-flow warning through Thursday
  148. Poll gives opposition 10-point lead as Centre Party hits 8%
  149. Sweden sends 6.5 million voting cards digitally
  150. Swedish citizenship grants fell 94% in July as 103,598 cases remained open
  151. Temporary employment in Sweden rises to 707,000
  152. Sweden's measles outbreak doubles to 10 cases
  153. Sweden granted just 98 citizenships in July
  154. Swedish agencies wait for complaints before checking ethnic bias
  155. SMHI warns 15 counties face very high forest-fire risk
  156. Exclusion builds the parallel societies Sweden claims to fear
  157. SMHI warns high flows could flood eastern Norrbotten roads
  158. Approved SFI breaks cut the time left to finish
  159. A society that jails exploited children has failed them twice
  160. Sweden’s new work cap threatens student residence permits
  161. Sweden starts all-day phone collection in compulsory schools
  162. Sweden reports five measles cases, warns Urkult visitors
  163. SMHI warns seven counties of 30–60 mm downpours tonight
  164. Sweden holds first citizenship test for invited applicants
  165. Göteborg-Alingsås trains reopen Monday despite cable thefts
  166. Sweden’s economy has grown but its social insurance spending has fallen from 8.1 to 3.9 percent of GDP
  167. Tidö blames immigration but Sweden’s own figures show its economy and welfare rely on immigrants
  168. Åre residents told to boil tap water after facility fault
  169. Sweden’s revised guidance says Belarusians should not return for passports
  170. Sweden raises urgent dental costs for asylum seekers with means
  171. Sweden passes law forcing families to wait two years to reunite
  172. Even in “socialist” Sweden, the richest still have the last word
  173. Tesla defeats IF Metall after nearly three-year strike
  174. School support for newcomers also lifted Swedish-born pupils
  175. Spendrups recalls Trocadero Zero 24-packs after strong beer mix-up
  176. Foreign-born workers made up about two-thirds of new elderly-care hires
  177. How to Move to Sweden Without a Job Offer
  178. Legal reviews find major risks in Google's Torsboda deal
  179. Most recognised foreign graduates still lacked matched work eight years later
  180. Tony Haddou: Family rules risk “abortion or deportation”
  181. Sweden lets Laver copper mine advance despite environmental appeals
  182. Police made 1,182 security-zone searches and seized no weapons
  183. How Sweden counts travel against citizenship residence
  184. How to find an English-speaking job in Sweden
  185. Stockholm's half-price travelcard can erase your tax deduction
  186. The three checks before applying for Swedish truck job
  187. Pending citizenship applications can fail Sweden's new language rule
  188. SD should spend more on integration than on return grants
  189. Viktor Wärnick chairs committee backing tighter family-reunification rules
  190. Swedish preschools with greater needs have a lower share of qualified teachers
  191. India-born residents help power Sweden’s tech sector and add over SEK 6 billion to public finances
  192. Jimmie Åkesson: ‘I would like to spend exactly zero kronor on integration’
  193. Jimmie Åkesson still wants existing permanent residence permits revoked
  194. The one-year line that changes your first Swedish registration
  195. Daniel Helldén says Sweden’s billionaires should pay more tax
  196. The filter that opens more than 200 engineering jobs across Sweden
  197. Stockholm-Norrköping trains resume after one-hour stop
  198. ISK explained: Sweden's investment savings account for shares and funds
  199. The Swedish cities with the strongest English-language job clusters
  200. The relocation package that can beat the same cash bonus
  201. Sweden gets a partial eclipse Wednesday, but viewers need eye protection
  202. Sweden’s new digital ID will not work everywhere at launch
  203. Foreign-born women with lower measured skills work full time less often
  204. How to handle a Swedish decision you cannot understand
  205. Even Swedish work experience matters less when you were born abroad
  206. Sweden wants fewer asylum seekers. Its welfare system still needs workers from abroad
  207. Sweden cannot demand integration while making belonging conditional
  208. Social Democrats reject MP’s call for higher immigration
  209. Sweden’s inflation fell to 0.2% as energy prices dropped
  210. The one step to take when the Migration Agency keeps you waiting
  211. SMHI warns 70-100 mm rain could flood eastern Norrbotten
  212. Sweden's education-linked life-expectancy gap has reached 6.7 years
  213. Passing SFI is linked to work, but hiring barriers remain
  214. What Swedish schools can legally ask parents to pay
  215. Age discrimination can start at 40 in Sweden’s job market
  216. Sweden’s foreign-born voters trail Swedish-born voters by 22 points
  217. Kebnekaise hikers face more rockfalls as permafrost thaws
  218. Örnsköldsvik water leak leaves six areas without water
  219. Stockholm Central trains resume but delays remain
  220. Ryde data breach hits every customer account
  221. When a fully automated decision changes your future, GDPR gives you a right to understand and challenge it
  222. They said “too drunk”. Complaints describe ethnic discrimination at Sweden’s club doors
  223. Sweden wants housing boards to decide who is too risky to live there. DO warns that could discriminate
  224. Some temporary-permit holders can seek citizenship if officials expect them to stay
  225. Parents can now use VAB for the meeting, not only the sick day.
  226. Work-life balance attracts international talent to Sweden. Building a life is harder.
  227. Sweden's associations are strong enough to survive and exposed enough to fear.
  228. Ethiopian youth squad vanishes after Gothia Cup
  229. 48% of Swedes less likely to summer in Europe because of heat
  230. Europe’s new deepfake label has a private-use blind spot
  231. Three Babybay bedside cribs recalled over strangulation and fall risks
  232. When Sweden governs in projects, people live with the gaps.
  233. Kronofogden Letters Need A Reply Before Payment
  234. In reported regions, 27 percent of patients missed Sweden's 90-day care guarantee
  235. Try UHR’s five official Swedish citizenship test questions
  236. Sweden has put 660,000 people inside a new map of exclusion.
  237. Sweden's school averages conceal unequal chances
  238. Swedish online shops must now make cancelling as easy as buying
  239. Ten of twelve public companies failed duties to prevent ethnic and religious discrimination.
  240. Swedish-born adults with two foreign-born parents report lower trust across every institution studied
  241. Foreign-born women's jobs in Sweden are concentrated in care, service and sales
  242. Ceuta exposed the right's politics of cruelty
  243. Sweden's digital front door still asks for a personnummer.
  244. Late Registration Can Reduce Swedish Unemployment Protection
  245. Modesty at work in Sweden rewards insiders who already know how to signal status
  246. 468 SAS cabin crew set to strike from Saturday
  247. Sweden is short 61,000 workers. It recognised 16,599 foreign qualifications.
  248. Sweden can now scan faces in real time. The exception is the policy.
  249. Sweden's broader gang-crime rule can double sentences
  250. Racism is widespread in Sweden, but much of it goes unreported
  251. Extra Swedish Income Can Leave Tax Unpaid
  252. Swedish agencies report 80 suspected undocumented residents to police
  253. Swedish right seizes on Ceuta migrant crossing to advance anti-immigration rhetoric
  254. Bildt points to Morocco after Ceuta mass migrant crossing
  255. Greater Stockholm apartment prices fell 7.1% in July
  256. Swedish equality watchdog investigates boys-only school scholarship
  257. Sweden ends mandatory course for private learner driving
  258. Study Permit Extensions Need Proof Of Progress
  259. Sweden demands EU crisis talks but rejects migrant relocation
  260. An AI went on a hacking spree but Sweden's AI debate is still too small
  261. You can work, pay tax and build a life in Sweden and still be treated as an outsider.

July 2026

  1. Sweden adopts free chickenpox vaccination for children
  2. In Sweden, everyone can agree without anyone taking responsibility
  3. Skatteverket ID Cards Need An In Person Visit
  4. Sweden's brightest season can be its loneliest
  5. Sweden drops mandatory course for learner drivers and supervisors
  6. Swedish government wants to make firing workers easier
  7. Swedish citizenship does not guarantee equal recognition
  8. Sweden needs nurses. Qualified nurses are still waiting to work.
  9. Sweden co-funds Finnish AI compute for public sector
  10. Swedish retailers turn upbeat. Households remain cautious.
  11. Tech pay growth beats Sweden's private-sector average
  12. EU Prescriptions Need Paper In Swedish Pharmacies
  13. Negative student attitudes to LGBTQ people rose fivefold
  14. Sweden adopts child-violence strategy to speed police cases
  15. Sweden hires international talent. Promotion is where the welcome can end.
  16. The same family. Three different rights to stay in Sweden.
  17. DO investigates Partille employer after African applicant was denied an interview
  18. Suspected neo-Nazi attack targets Social Democrats' Sölvesborg office
  19. Inactive coordination numbers need an identity check
  20. Union steps up checks on 950 foreign berry pickers
  21. Sweden's cheapest summer electricity now comes in the daytime
  22. Dear Sweden: You buy the drugs. You employ the drug dealers.
  23. Why Swedes wear paper hats and sing over crayfish every August
  24. Sweden reviews e-scooter rules after 6,624 injuries in 2025
  25. EU delays high-risk AI rules and bans nudification apps
  26. Eleven of 17 honey products failed Swedish checks
  27. Centre wants parents to override social media age limit from 13
  28. Liberals promise 90% VAB in five-part family package
  29. Paid holiday starts later for new Swedish employees
  30. Jobs, taxes, benefits: six agencies now report suspected undocumented residents to police
  31. Important to know: EU health cards do not replace travel insurance
  32. Sweden built Gripen to keep flying after its airbases are hit
  33. Love Swedish coffee? It might make your hands shake
  34. High achiever? Be careful of Swedish Jantelagen
  35. AI chatbots in Sweden must identify themselves from August 2
  36. Before you barbecue: 31 Swedish municipalities have fire bans
  37. VAB days belong to the child not parents
  38. Liberals and SD promise 7% rise in personal-assistance payments
  39. Temporary jobs can weaken Swedish citizenship applications
  40. Born in Sweden. Why does the crime debate still call them immigrants?
  41. Sweden sets 2029 start for centrally marked final exams
  42. Salary exchange has two Swedish income limits
  43. Migration Agency lifts Ukraine protection forecast to 10,000
  44. Five parties refuse to lift Sweden’s 900-person refugee quota
  45. Sweden’s citizenship withdrawal plan will pass to next government
  46. Bank blocks access to SEK 350,000 return grant after recipient surrenders home
  47. Severance pay can delay Swedish unemployment money
  48. Europe’s migrant arrivals are falling because its borders now extend into North Africa
  49. While national politicians promise lower immigration, shrinking Swedish municipalities are actively competing for foreign residents
  50. Sweden’s new citizenship rules require longer residence and your own income
  51. Sweden wants ‘forever chemicals’ out of clothes, but farms can keep spraying them
  52. Ebba Busch: Pragmatist?
  53. Forged assistant-nurse certificate triggers nationwide checks
  54. Magdalena Andersson: Iron Lady
  55. Swedish inquiry proposes easier debt relief and three-year plans
  56. Nooshi Dadgostar: Agent Provocateur
  57. Daniel Helldén and Amanda Lind: A Green Revolution
  58. Ulf Kristersson: Fund the Rich
  59. Simona Mohamsson: Crash Landing
  60. Jimmie Åkesson: From Pariah to Power Broker
  61. Long Trips Abroad Can Delay Swedish Citizenship
  62. Liberals hit record low after ‘selling out’ to SD
  63. Norway warns far-right threat has grown 15 years after Utøya
  64. Sweden funds healthcare, but healthy eating is still a class issue
  65. New Swedish welfare rule: join work-focused activity or risk losing support
  66. Watch out this summer: TBE infections rising sharply
  67. Sweden proposes new sick pay and parental benefit rules for self-employed workers
  68. The Swedish partner permit your lease can weaken
  69. Sweden Granted Citizenship in Just One-Third of June Decisions
  70. SD Doubles Down: Sweden Has Too Many “Ethnically Foreign” People
  71. Sweden’s track-change repeal hit restaurant workers hardest—most of 700 approvals came through permanent residence
  72. Sweden opens review of CSN income limits and long degrees
  73. 57% of Swedes still live where homes are scarce
  74. 600,000 adults often feel lonely in rich, connected Sweden
  75. Sweden mobilised SEK 155bn for Ukraine. Elderly care still lacks workers
  76. Crime fell on paper—but assault reports rose in Sweden
  77. Kronofogden warns of longer summer waits
  78. How debts can block you from Swedish citizenship
  79. Centre MEP gets role in EU carbon-market negotiations
  80. Sweden vows to fight weaker EU carbon market
  81. Sweden cannot claim to protect migrant mothers while splitting their families
  82. New to Sweden? Mushroom foraging comes with one vital warning
  83. The Swedish address your mailbox cannot solve
  84. What happens if you fail Sweden’s citizenship test?
  85. Sweden’s registered unemployment falls by 22,000 in June
  86. The Swedish job offer the Migration Agency may not trust
  87. Mbappé becomes greatest scorer in World Cup history, crushes Messi’s record
  88. The pension swap that only works above the ceiling
  89. The startup work-permit discount is narrower than it sounds
  90. Messi and Yamal meet with the World Cup on the line
  91. Nolan makes the cinema itself part of The Odyssey
  92. Sweden’s opposition parties reject return grants for citizens
  93. C wants SEK 738m shifted from return grants to jobs and integration
  94. SD: “Sweden has far too many people who are not ethnic Swedes”
  95. Top court rejects Climate Act challenge to major road project
  96. Tanum Moderate criticises government's Vidar wind approval
  97. Appeal court raises former Växjö politician's sentence to four years
  98. Kiruna Christian Democrat candidate quits after NMR links emerge
  99. Green Party seeks pause to Google's Torsboda deal
  100. Swedish diesel price jumps SEK 1.40 in two days
  101. Sweden’s top migration court declines to hear Kiruna pharmacists’ case—the 10-day job-ad rule behind their removal
  102. SD’s repatriation proposal puts a price on who counts as Swedish
  103. Sweden expands national workforce plan to eldercare
  104. Sweden adds SEK 1.4 billion to World Bank support for Ukraine
  105. Sweden orders review of potentially misleading food labels
  106. Försäkringskassan told to speed support for parents of seriously ill children
  107. Sweden orders review of social media's effects on boys
  108. Trafikverket told to cut costs on Norrbotniabanan rail project
  109. Swedish inquiry will test more housing near military sites
  110. Sweden orders review of postal needs during war and crisis
  111. Sweden proposes environmental penalties up to SEK 5 million
  112. Moderates want domestic-violence convictions to block citizenship
  113. Heat slows Swedish trains and turns road asphalt slippery
  114. The belonging test Swedish tech teams can actually document
  115. Why Swedish tech reorgs rarely start with the manager
  116. The EU Blue Card is not just a richer work permit
  117. When Swedish startup options become salary, not upside
  118. The quiet filter inside Swedish security-tech jobs
  119. Centre and Liberals clash over unemployment figures
  120. Swedish MEP reports Danish colleague over 'go home' remark
  121. PFAS pesticide review opens new divide between S and SD
  122. Tidö parties consider earlier release for people facing expulsion
  123. Government and opposition split over targeted healthcare grants
  124. Election Authority wants tougher rules as more than 100 parties register
  125. New law requires platforms to remove gang recruitment channels within an hour
  126. First Swedish citizenship test will contain around 60 questions
  127. Social Democrats will support criminal-responsibility age of 14
  128. Social Democrats propose climate-preparedness package
  129. Sweden's new security adviser left notebook at NATO summit
  130. Government approves three wind farms but rejects 11 offshore projects
  131. Centre Party seeks rejection of criminal justice overhaul
  132. SD wants repatriation grant opened to people who relinquish Swedish citizenship
  133. Sweden could face Russia again after handball ban is lifted
  134. Ixchiq vaccine use restricted to people at high chikungunya risk
  135. Stronger safety warnings coming for alopecia medicine Litfulo
  136. Sweden removes coastal bans on potential nuclear sites
  137. New asylum screening rules change support for unaccompanied children
  138. Six Swedish agencies must report suspected undocumented residents
  139. Argentina’s calm in crisis is the mark of champions
  140. Tuchel built a wall and trapped England behind it
  141. England’s punitive football culture turns every mistake into a threat
  142. At 39, Messi showed again why he is football’s greatest ever
  143. Argentina turn England over late to reach World Cup final
  144. Stockholm versus Bengaluru: where does a senior developer keep more income?
  145. What happens to your work permit after a technology layoff?
  146. The Swedish employers still recruiting English-speaking engineers
  147. Why international developers struggle to build a social life in Sweden
  148. What Sweden’s tech workers are actually earning in 2026
  149. Sweden’s SEK 34,470 work-permit floor is not the full salary test
  150. Sweden adds hedgehogs and eels to protected-species list
  151. Swedish bill sets resilience duties for 11 critical sectors
  152. Swedish bill widens grounds to forfeit co-op homes
  153. Protected housing in Sweden increasingly a last resort, investigator says
  154. MSF report documents widening attacks on healthcare in Ukraine
  155. Karolinska study finds newborn collapse clusters in first hours
  156. Sweden allocates SEK 45 million to regional Ebola response
  157. Sweden must not let misfortune become grounds for losing a home
  158. Some temporary-permit holders can now apply for Swedish citizenship
  159. Sweden starts broader good-conduct checks for residence permits
  160. Sweden's preliminary inflation rate eased to 0.7% in June
  161. National Library to make Swedish-Jewish heritage easier to search
  162. Sweden proposes two-year wait in tighter family-reunification rules
  163. Sweden explores public-private projects and a state road company
  164. Swedish proposal would put legal force behind customer-service duties
  165. Inquiry will examine state responsibility for forensic psychiatric care
  166. Sweden orders review of generative AI risks for children
  167. Sweden proposes work permits that follow workers between employers
  168. Labour Court says employer may end job immediately when worker lacks permit
  169. Child poverty gaps run deep within Swedish municipalities, new map shows
  170. Three more Swedish authorities can seize assets for debt collection
  171. Swedish police call for new powers to stop crimes in digital spaces
  172. Swedish inquiry will examine religious radicalisation and institutional infiltration
  173. Sweden adopts nine aid strategies worth about SEK 6 billion
  174. Sweden allocates SEK 250 million to vaccines and maternal health
  175. Swedish police report lowest first-half shooting total since records began
  176. Sweden adopts 2026–2028 plan against prostitution and human trafficking
  177. NATO opens talks to buy up to 10 Saab GlobalEye aircraft
  178. Poland agrees to buy three Saab A26 submarines from Sweden
  179. Sweden proposes landscape-scale measures to restore threatened habitats
  180. Municipal land-survey authorities must adopt Lantmäteriet’s systems
  181. Sweden funds new projects to cut Baltic Sea nutrient pollution
  182. Sweden’s energy supply remains stable despite worsening security around Hormuz
  183. Property buyers face stricter identity checks for title-deed applications
  184. New Swedish planning rules speed up some solar and heat-pump permits
  185. Sweden extends support for scrapping old boats and two-stroke engines
  186. Boverket’s new building rules now apply to every new case
  187. Professional driver training to add e-learning and advanced simulators
  188. US court ruling raises fresh uncertainty over EU–US data transfers
  189. Swedish privacy watchdog begins oversight of police live facial recognition
  190. Some 4G phones still cannot reliably call 112 after network shutdowns
  191. Transport operators face new duty to report security-sensitive arrangements
  192. Göteborg–Borås railway set to reopen on 16 July after Bollebygd derailment
  193. Summer months account for 35% of Sweden’s injury-related sick leave cases
  194. New VAB rules used most often for school meetings, agency finds
  195. Three Swedish social-insurance changes take effect from July 1
  196. Swedish regulator warns against diabetes supplement promoted through fake AI videos
  197. Swedish inquiry proposes shorter debt relief and new repayment rules
  198. Sweden launches inquiry into possible ban on unsolicited phone sales