Reports: Stegra needs more than 20 billion
The Swedish company Stegra in Boden now requires approximately 20 billion SEK to complete its factory, as reported by sources to Dagens industri, marking a significant increase from the previously stated 10 billion SEK.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs bypassed Sida regarding the Somali funds: "Not good"
Sweden secretly agreed to redirect 100 million SEK in aid to Somalia in exchange for the return of deported citizens, without informing relevant authorities.
Police: Special Operations Command arrests armed man after attack on mother
A 35-year-old man in Hassfurt, Germany, was arrested by a special operations unit after allegedly attacking his mother, who managed to escape and sustain minor injuries.
Stegra is spending 2 billion a month - warns of risks
Stegra, a steel company in Sweden, is facing financial troubles as it reports spending 2 billion SEK a month and warns of risks to its green steel project due to funding issues.
New price record for condominiums in central Stockholm
The average price for condominiums in central Stockholm has reached a new record of 118,822 SEK per square meter, significantly outpacing prices elsewhere in Sweden.
Max Hjelm: Excuse me, did you say 200 million of taxpayers' money β for this?
The article criticizes the Swedish government's allocation of 200 million SEK in taxpayer money to a controversial resettlement allowance aimed at encouraging voluntary return of immigrants.
The Defense Forces are purchasing musical instruments for 90 million
The Swedish Defense Forces will acquire 900 musical instruments including clarinets and tubas, with a budget of 90 million SEK, as part of their military restructuring efforts after joining NATO in 2024.
New developments in the Marviken affair β Adler to pay 72 million
Niclas Adler and his wife have reached a settlement to pay 72.5 million SEK to Maderna Capital AB following a failed loan agreement that led to legal action and the bankruptcy of Adler Industries AB.
Sweden provides new billions in military support to Ukraine
Sweden announces an additional military aid package of 12.9 billion SEK to Ukraine, primarily for air defense, drones, and long-range missiles.
Race for Swedish Warships - Worth Billions
A competition worth up to 60 billion SEK is underway as French and Spanish warships visit Sweden to secure a contract for four Swedish frigates.
Logan Paul's 'Holy Grail' of PokΓ©mon Cards Sold for Record Amount
Logan Paul has sold a rare PokΓ©mon card for a record 147 million SEK, making it the most expensive collectible card ever auctioned according to Guinness World Records.
The Semla is Record Expensive β But the Worst Price Surge is Over
The average price of a semla in Stockholm has surpassed 60 SEK for the first time, marking a 2% increase, yet this year's price rise aligns with inflation rates.
Stole 18 million from the municipality - sentenced to prison
A former female employee was sentenced to three years in prison after stealing over 18 million SEK from the municipality of Solna.
Internationally wanted man from SkellefteΓ₯ is prosecuted β suspected of evading 107 million in taxes
A man from SkellefteΓ₯ is indicted for serious tax evasion of 107 million SEK after failing to report cryptocurrency earnings in his tax declarations.
Why Some Label Mamdani's Promise of Free Preschool as 'Communism'
Critics are labeling New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's pledge for free preschool for all as 'communism', arguing it is an unrealistic and revolutionary plan in a city where preschool costs typically reach 300,000 SEK per year.
Gambling companies to pay millions to gambling addict
Two gambling companies have been ordered to pay nearly five million SEK to a man they continued to target with marketing despite his obvious gambling addiction.
The electricity shock - the couple in Γverkalix received a bill of nearly 10,000
Thomas and Ann-Louise Vinsa from Γverkalix received an electricity bill of 9,407 SEK, which is double their normal charge, reflecting a dramatic increase in energy prices this January due to unusually cold weather.
The most expensive electricity in two years - ask your questions to the experts
Electricity prices in Sweden have risen significantly, reaching over 2 SEK per kilowatt-hour, largely due to low wind production and high demand during cold weather.
SD wants a dental care reform for 10 billion
The Sweden Democrats (SD) propose a dental care reform costing 10 billion SEK per year to expand state coverage for dental costs for all age groups.
Ukraine receives million support for healthcare and social services
Sweden is contributing an additional 60 million SEK to Ukraine for healthcare and social services directed at children as part of a broader three-year support initiative.
SEK operation in Bielefeld: Man holds a passerby hostage for hours
A man in Bielefeld, Germany, held a passerby hostage for several hours following an altercation involving a gun.
Γ kesson's support for Dumpen β pays over half a million
Jimmie Γ kesson of the Sweden Democrats is financially supporting the controversial website Dumpen, pledging more than half a million SEK for legal costs following a defamation conviction of its publisher.
Vigilant store staff in Hylte stopped romance fraud
Store employees in Hylte prevented a significant romance fraud by alerting authorities after a victim had already sent gift cards worth around 40,000 SEK to the scammer.
The Course Seller's Promises to DN's Reporter: 100,000 a Month
A DN reporter participating in a sales call for the online course Nextlevel is promised she can earn 100,000 SEK per month if she follows the prescribed method, a claim experts deem unrealistic.
Saab Exceeds Expectations β Increases Dividend
Saab's board proposes raising the dividend to 2.40 SEK per share, exceeding analyst expectations and reporting a significant increase in sales and operating profit.
Lawyer on buyouts of personnel in the public sector: Has increased drastically
A lawyer highlights the significant increase in buyouts within Sweden's public sector, pointing out that Γ re municipality has spent nearly 11 million SEK in recent years on severance packages.
Sweden invests more than one billion euros to strengthen its air defense
The Swedish government announced a 15 billion SEK ($1.6 billion) investment in air defense to protect potential civilian targets, with initial purchases expected in the first quarter of this year.