Sweden Promised a Hard Turn Right—But Did Anyone Notice? Markus Johansson-Martis August 29, 2025 The government has not delivered a paradigm shift. It has been an administrative shift, not an experiential one.
Sweden To Build New Nuclear Reactors for First Time in 50 Years TEC News / AFP August 22, 2025 Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson announced that Sweden will rely on small modular reactors to boost energy security and cut fossil fuel use.
Sweden Relocates Historic Church to Make Way for Iron Mining Zolta Győri August 20, 2025 State-owned mining company LKAB estimates ground instability will require relocating about 6,000 people and 3,000 homes.
Sweden Democrats: Fix Broken Health System for Swedes, Not Gazans Michael Curzon August 20, 2025 Some Swedish women are already having to travel up to 300 km to give birth in a hospital. So why should the country open itself up to treating patients from elsewhere?
Forced Swedish Housing Integration for Thee but Not for Me? TEC News August 17, 2025 Swedish MP behind push for mixing low-income immigrant housing with majority-Swedish villa developments herself resides in Denmark.
Deadly Shooting Near Swedish Mosque Tied to Organized Crime, Police Say TEC News / AFP August 15, 2025 One person was killed and another injured in a gang-related shooting near a mosque in southern Sweden on August 15th.
Swedish Christians Guilty of Discrimination for Refusing Gay Wedding Cake Zolta Győri August 13, 2025 What if it had been a Muslim baker refusing the request?
Foreign ‘Axe Attacker’ Should Not Have Been in the Country Michael Curzon August 13, 2025 The Syrian illegal immigrant is accused of aggravated assault after more than a decade of avoiding deportation.
Battery Maker Northvolt Assets Bought by U.S. Lyten TEC News August 8, 2025 The deal rekindles hopes for Europe’s battery industry.
Can U.S. Stock Market Crash Hit Europe? Sven R. Larson August 8, 2025 As warnings of a Wall Street ‘correction’ grow louder, some European countries risk following suit. Others are more resilient.
