Ethical aid web portal launched by Swedish think-tank
A new web portal which allows peacekeepers and aid workers to check their contracting firms’ background has been launched by a Swedish think-tank.
Sweden increasingly opposed to the euro
A growing number of Swedes have expressed opposition to finalising plans to replace the Krona with the euro.
Blue surfing Swedish rail worker causes repeated train delays
A 52-year-old Swedish rail worker, who was reprimanded just two years ago for repeatedly visiting pornographic websites at work, has again escaped dis...
Randy rabbits reproduce in wreckage
In February, Swedish animal lovers were left in shock after the roof collapsed at the country’s premier rabbit show, leaving many prized bunnies dead,...
Swedish dairy sued by Greek man in Turkish yoghurt row
A southern Swedish dairy is being sued by a Greek man after using his picture on the label for their Turkish yoghurt.
Stockholm voted EU’s first Green Capital
Quality public parklands and progressive environmental policies have seen Stockholm selected as the first ever Green Capital of the European Union.
Swedish ‘hate cleric’ withdrawn from Muslim youth conference
Controversial Swedish ‘hate cleric’, Abdullah Hakim Quick, did not speak at the Easter weekend conference of young Swedish Muslims after his invitatio...
Sweden bans breast implants over risk of explosion
The Swedish Medical Products Agency has banned the use of three brands of breast implants amid fears that the silicone inserts could explode.