Photo: Kristian Pohl/Government Offices Stockholm, March 22, 2020. (This is an unofficial translation by Mundus international. The transcript in Swedish is available here) Tonight I want to turn directly to ...
On 16 March, the Swedish government and its January Agreement partners (the Centre Party and the Liberals) held a press conference on new budgetary measures to mitigate the financial impact of the corona ...
Tuesday 25 February is Fettisdagen (or Semmeldagen), when Swedes tuck into one of the nation’s most iconic sweet treats. Traditionally, the Semla was eaten on Fettisdagen (which literally translates as Fat Tuesday) as ...
Speaking at the Folk och Försvars Rikskonferens (People and Defence National Conference) in Sälen this week, the Minister for Defence, Peter Hultqvist (S), emphasised that the Swedish Armed Forces must be expanded ...
Advent After a long and dark Autumn, the First of Advent on Sunday 1 December marks the beginning of the countdown to Christmas in Sweden. At the end of November, ...
Brå, the Swedish National Council for Crime Prevention, has published a new report on 2018 police reports with identified hate crime motives. A total of 7,090 police reports recorded in ...
Sweden’s strong economic boom has reached its end, according to a report published last week from the National Institute of Economic Research (Konjunkturinstitutet, NIER). The government agency sees “clear indications” that ...
The candidates for the Nobel Prizes are nominated by thousands of members of academies, university professors, scientists, previous Nobel Laureates, members of parliamentary assemblies and others. While the speculation is ...
