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A woman has died following a fire in a basement in Luleå, Sweden, with police investigating the cause as arson.

Finland is considering changes to its nuclear law, which may allow the transport of nuclear weapons through its territory, despite currently having a total ban.

The ongoing war in Iran has entered its sixth day, with the US and Israel engaging in preventive attacks while planning for a longer conflict.

A couple from Arjeplog, Sweden, is stranded in Israel amid current conflicts, but they report a calm atmosphere in Eilat, despite the challenges they face.

A celebration of 'Fössta tossdan i mass' marks an important day for bakeries in Sweden, raising questions about its rivalry with the traditional semla.

Former YouTube star Pontus Rasmusson has appealed his prison sentence for serious accounting fraud, seeking to be acquitted or have a reduced penalty.

The Swedish government is opposing Austria's proposal to ban the online sale of white snus and to regulate nicotine content, asserting that it hampers the free movement of goods within the EU.

Gestamp in Luleå, a manufacturer of steel components for the automotive industry, will shut down due to the weak vehicle market in Europe, affecting 195 employees.

Djurgården's Mikael Anderson had to withdraw from training leading up to a decisive match against BP, which is crucial for advancing to the quarterfinals of the Swedish Cup.

Kolmården's Dolphinarium faces criticism following an unannounced inspection revealing shortcomings in animal care related to water quality issues.

Expert Magnus Eriksson believes Hammarby is the favorite to win the Swedish Cup following their recent performance against Örebro.

A 152-year-old building in Norrköping has been nominated for a prestigious architectural award, competing with other notable projects in Sweden.

Portuguese author António Lobo Antunes, known for revitalizing Portuguese prose and frequently discussed as a Nobel Prize contender, has passed away.

The education committee in Gällivare has decided to restructure high school classes across multiple schools to address ongoing issues at the local high school.

A man has been charged with murder and serious violation of grave peace after a brutal attack leading to a victim's death in Mjällom, Sweden.

An investigation into the murder of a child in Hörby, Sweden, concluded with findings that the deceased woman was responsible for the boy's death, but no charges will be filed as she is also deceased.

Due to a global airline crisis triggered by the Israel and U.S. conflict with Iran, many stranded travelers are seeking alternative routes home from the Middle East.

A couple traveling in their converted school bus to the Middle East found themselves caught in the midst of escalating tensions between Iran, Israel, and the USA.

The article explores whether Sweden could be drawn into the crisis in Iran amid recent military actions and ammunition shortages reported involving the U.S.

Brett Weihart, the CEO of Skavsta Airport, is working to restore flights to Helsinki after a significant decline in traffic due to the pandemic and airline route changes.

The number of flight routes between Sweden and Finland has dropped significantly from twelve to five over the past decade, with only routes between major cities remaining.

Inflation in Sweden for January was recorded at 2.0%, exceeding economists' expectations of 1.8%.

Inflation in Sweden fell to 2.0% in January, surpassing economists' expectations of 1.8%, but concerns arose due to rising oil prices related to the Iran conflict.

The article criticizes the recent debates surrounding Jim Carrey's appearance at the Cesar Awards, labeling them as trivial and unworthy of discussion.

A man faces charges of gross animal cruelty after a severely overweight dog was found with significant injuries and suffering.

In the wake of Northvolt's bankruptcy, Skellefteå is experiencing a shift in the job market as the Lytens battery factory begins its recruitment process.

Jenny Bytander, who left the Social Democrats, is now leading the Moderate party list for the 2026 elections in Vadstena.

According to Johan Hansson, a researcher at Luleå University of Technology, the energy consumption and resource use of AI need more attention, with AI potentially increasing electricity use significantly.

Björn Sandström, an elite skier and environmental scientist, is advocating for the elimination of fossil fuel sponsors from winter sports events, having submitted a petition to the IOC.

The Tjörn Bridge in Sweden was closed after a bomb threat, leading to a police investigation and the arrest of a suspect.

Sweden's central bank recommends that each adult should have one thousand kronor in cash at home to prepare for potential crises, including war.

AI-generated content and misinformation related to the recent U.S.-Israel attack on Iran have rapidly spread across social media, leading to confusion among viewers.

A cyclist was seriously injured in an accident involving a truck in Sweden, prompting police investigations into the circumstances.

Iranian officials warn that targeting missile launchers in Europe would be considered an act of war against Iran.

Iraq is experiencing a nationwide power outage with undetermined causes currently under investigation by the energy ministry.

The city of Västerås has incurred costs of at least 66 million kronor to dispose of contaminated waste from the former Think Pink facility, with additional cleanup expenses expected to reach 50 million kronor.

Jimmy Durmaz, a former Sweden national team player, has joined Östertälje FC despite earlier stating his intention to retire from professional football.

A 33-year-old Swedish man was arrested in Poland on March 4 under a European arrest warrant, suspected of serious drug crimes linked to criminal activities in Malmö.

Israel mourns the nine victims killed in a ballistic missile attack from Iran that struck a shelter in Beit Shemesh, with at least 20 others injured.

An Iranian national player expressed deep concern over the situation in Iran during a press conference before the Asian Championships match against Australia.

A woman in Norberg, Sweden, is facing charges for allegedly beating her mother to death in an incident that occurred on January 3.

Norrbotten's exports of minerals, steel, paper, and wood are adversely affected by the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, with companies relying significantly on those regions for their trade.

An avalanche alert was issued in Åre, leading to a mountain rescue operation, which was later called off due to indications that the avalanche was triggered preventatively.

A 58-year-old man accused of a double murder in Klippan is found to not have any significant mental illness during the crime, as confirmed by experts, which may influence his sentencing to life imprisonment.

During a school field trip in Mjölby, students discovered a box containing bags of methamphetamine, which was subsequently reported to the police.

A snowmobile accident occurred in Härjedalen, prompting a response from emergency services due to its remote location.

Two employees at a forensic psychiatry facility in Region Kronoberg were dismissed for secretly surveilling patients and violating their rights.

A 72-year-old woman in Sweden was sentenced to eight months in prison for drug offenses after police found cannabis and narcotics in her home during a search.

The Swedish National Board of Institutional Review (JO) criticized conditions at a detention center in Flen where detainees had to sit on the floor to eat due to lack of adequate seating.

A report featuring testimonies from 1,273 patients highlights issues in Sweden's psychiatric care, prompting Social Minister Jakob Forssmed to emphasize the need for serious attention to these concerns.