Swedish basketball star lost half a tooth against Estonia
Melwin Pantzar, a player for the Swedish national basketball team, lost the game and part of a tooth in a World Cup qualifying match against Estonia.
Clear Psychopath Who Hated Society – Profiling Shatters Conspiracy Theories About Olof Palme's Assassin
A report by Swedish experts reveals that Olof Palme's assassin was a solitary, personality-disordered individual, not part of a broader conspiracy.
IL follows: A strong move from a promising athlete who switched from Sweden to Finland
A promising young athlete, Nora Lindahl, has made headlines after switching from the Swedish national team to represent Finland in athletics.
There's commotion in the cross-country skiing World Cup: 'Someone should think a bit'
Swedish cross-country skiers criticize the scheduling of the skiathlon event just a week after the Winter Olympics, calling it excessively demanding.
Stenergard: Khamenei's death opens opportunities
Swedish Foreign Minister Maria Malmer Stenergard comments on the death of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, suggesting it may create potential opportunities while acknowledging ongoing uncertainties.
Follow the Vasaloppet 2026
The article discusses the upcoming Vasaloppet 2026 event, showcasing enthusiasm from Swedish fans and commentators.
After revelations about Epstein - demands answers from the government
Swedish diplomat Lisa Svensson is accused of lying about her relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, prompting a call for government action from politician Björn Söder.
I visited the world's only ski-thru McDonald's with a surprising menu and heated ski lift
The article explores a unique ski-thru McDonald's at a Swedish ski resort, which offers a heated ski lift and an unexpected menu for hungry skiers.
Letters to the Editor. Recognize Ramadan as a Swedish holiday in the same way as Christmas
The article advocates for recognizing Ramadan as a significant Swedish holiday, emphasizing the importance of inclusion in society.
Mixed feelings among Swedish Iranians: 'It's worth it'
Swedish Iranians demonstrated in Stockholm expressing both concern and hope regarding the situation in Iran.
Hanna Lodin is chasing her career's first victory: "Super pumped"
Hanna Lodin is currently ranked fourth in the Ski Classics total after seven events and is the top Swedish female skier as she approaches the Vasaloppet.
Svahn on the five-mile chaos: 'It shouldn't go like this'
Linn Svahn criticizes Sweden's handling of the final Olympic five-miler, where only two out of five Swedish skiers participated.
Linn Svahn's criticism of the Olympic selection: 'It shouldn't go like this'
Swedish skier Linn Svahn criticizes the handling of the Olympic selection process that led to only two Swedish female skiers competing in the event due to illness and mismanagement.
Swedes among missiles on the luxury island in Dubai: 'A real bang'
Swedish tourists experienced missile explosions on the luxury Palm Jumeirah island in Dubai amid rising tensions between Israel, the US, and Iran.
Svahn won ahead of the king
Swedish skier Linn Svahn triumphed in the sprint event during Vasaloppet week, dominating her competitors and showcasing her strong form ahead of the upcoming World Championships.
Professor: "Spirals in the abdominal cavity should be surgically removed"
A Swedish professor discusses the need for surgery to remove contraceptive spirals that have mistakenly migrated into the abdominal cavity, a rare but notable complication.
Truls Möregårdh mastered the winds in a nail-biter and reached the semifinals in Singapore
Swedish table tennis player Truls Möregårdh advanced to the semifinals in Singapore after a dramatic match that showcased his resilience against unpredictable conditions.
It can't be true! Frida Karlsson was firmly turned away in Falun
Swedish skier Frida Karlsson was unexpectedly denied entry to her training session in Falun due to a missing accreditation.
Authors End Up in Pure Conspiracy Theory About the Palme Murder
The article discusses a book that explores the unresolved assassination of Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme, drawing parallels with other historical political assassinations.
Waterbaby releases debut album: "I have had active growing pains"
Swedish artist Waterbaby, also known as Kendra Egerbladh, discusses her debut album "Memory be a blade" following her breakthrough hit "Stockholmsvy."
Linn Svahn dominant in sprint qualification in Falun
Linn Svahn topped the sprint qualification in Falun, outperforming competitors with a significant margin, advancing nine Swedish skiers to the quarter-finals while Jonna Sundling withdrew due to illness.
How a Finnish Man's Revolver Became Sweden's Most Wanted Weapon
A Finnish revolver, originally purchased for recreational use, is linked to the unsolved murder of Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme and remains one of the most sought-after weapons in the investigation.
Coach of the Swedish basketball team beaten by Estonia: I am to blame
Sweden's basketball head coach Mikko Riipinen acknowledged Estonia's superiority following their team's defeat in the World Cup qualifier held in Stockholm.
Showan Shattak on mockery and the government: "They are sending money to a terrorist-designated regime"
Showan Shattak criticizes the Swedish government for contradicting its stance on extremism by funding a regime labeled as terrorist.
Even soldiers do not see as much death as paramedics on the front line. Such courage, I have never experienced anywhere, says Swedish filmmaker
Sebastian Lidström discusses the extraordinary bravery and humanity of military paramedics on the Ukrainian front, highlighting their willingness to risk their lives to save others.
Commentary: The murder of Palme rang the death knell for the welfare state
The assassination of Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme in 1986 marked a significant turning point for Sweden's welfare state and its societal identity.
Stenergard: Iran bears great responsibility
Swedish Foreign Minister Maria Malmer Stenergard states that Iran holds significant responsibility for negative developments in the region and security risks to the West, while urging restraint and a return to diplomatic negotiations.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs expands travel advisory for Israel
The Swedish Ministry of Foreign Affairs has expanded its travel advisory for Israel due to the deteriorating security situation in the region.
ECG: Both 'raggar-dusch' and 'galosch-haka' are still used
The author expresses surprise and disappointment over the disappearance of certain slang terms from the Swedish Academy's dictionary, especially 'raggar-dusch' and 'galosch-haka', claiming that some people still use them.
The Hottest Leads in the Hunt for Olof Palme's Killer
The article discusses the ongoing investigation into the unsolved murder of Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme, focusing on the most notable suspects and theories surrounding the case since it occurred 40 years ago.
Expert: DNA from walkie-talkie could solve the Palme murder
A new discovery involving a walkie-talkie could provide crucial DNA evidence to potentially solve the unsolved murder of Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme.
Chief Prosecutor on the Palme Murder: 'I Believe We Will Get a Solution'
Swedish Chief Prosecutor Lennart Guné expresses skepticism about resolving the murder of former Prime Minister Olof Palme but holds onto hope for a future solution despite current investigations stagnating.
In focus: Can chemical castration stop child abuse?
The debate around chemical castration has gained traction in Swedish politics, particularly in relation to handling sexual offenders ahead of the upcoming elections.
40 Years Ago, Finland Was Also Shocked by a Murder That Remained Completely Mysterious – A New Book Highlights a Revealing Observation
A new book discusses the unsolved murder of Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme, which took place 40 years ago and remains a mystery due to the lack of evidence and technological resources at the time.
Here are the mistakes that sank the Palme investigation
The article discusses the failures in the investigation of Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme's murder, emphasizing the critical missteps taken during the process.
Susanne Nyström: Suddenly politicians realize they have been lying about immigration
Swedish politicians are facing scrutiny for their immigration policies as criticism arises regarding the misinformation surrounding the topic.
Olof Palme was murdered 40 years ago, and the perpetrator is still unknown
February 28 marks the 40th anniversary of the unsolved murder of Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme.
Olof Palme's death is the Nordic region's greatest murder mystery. 40 years later, the mystery still simmers
The unresolved murder of Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme remains one of the greatest mysteries in Nordic history, with the case still generating interest and speculation decades later.
Sweden 'opens the door' to using nuclear weapons: 'If there were a war, we would naturally consider it'
Sweden's Defense Minister Pal Jonson signaled a possible acceptance of nuclear weapons on Swedish territory during wartime as part of a shift in the country’s defense strategy amid changing geopolitical dynamics.
Unauthorized Russian drone stopped by Swedish military during NATO exercise
The Swedish military intercepted an unauthorized Russian drone near the French aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle, which was docked in Malmo for NATO exercises.
We blocked a Russian drone near the aircraft carrier, says the Swedish army
The Swedish Navy blocked a Russian drone that was launched from a Russian intelligence ship in the Öresund Strait.
The neutralized drone near the French aircraft carrier belongs to Russia, announces Sweden
Swedish armed forces confirm that a neutralized drone near the French aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle was Russian.
Swedish military confirms: The drone in Øresund was Russian
The Swedish military has confirmed that a drone observed over Øresund near a French aircraft carrier was Russian, raising concerns about airspace violations.
Antti Lindtman Welcomes the Swedish Idea of Permanent Swedish Troops in Lappland: Warm Welcome
Finnish and Swedish social democrats propose the establishment of multinational troops on Gotland to enhance security in the Baltic Sea region amid rising threats.
Russian drone observed near French aircraft carrier
A Russian drone was confirmed to have been seen near the French aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle in Øresund, leading to a swift response from the Swedish military.
The drone near the aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle was indeed Russian, confirms the Swedish armed forces
Swedish military confirms that a drone neutralized near the French aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle was Russian.
Swedish Armed Forces Confirm: Drone That Disturbed Aircraft Carrier Was Russian
The Swedish Armed Forces confirmed that a drone that disturbed the French aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle was Russian and had conducted an unauthorized flight.
Sweden confirms that a Russian drone flew near a French aircraft carrier in Öresund on Wednesday
Sweden has confirmed that a Russian drone was sighted flying near the French aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle in Öresund, prompting swift action from the Swedish military.
The Armed Forces confirm: It was a Russian drone
The Swedish Armed Forces confirm that a drone detected near Öresund originated from a Russian reconnaissance ship.
The Defense Confirms: The Drone Was Russian
The Swedish Defense Forces confirmed that a drone observed flying illegally near a French aircraft carrier was Russian.