Sweden News in English

Good morning! It’s 19th November, and here’s your Sweden daily news capsule.

Snow is set to hit Sweden today, with warnings of heavy snowfall across the country.

The atmosphere in Harmånger remains tense following a recent ambulance-related incident.

Center Party Secretary Karin Ernlund has announced her resignation, sparking discussions within the party.

Trump intensifies his attacks on female journalists, escalating tensions during press interactions.

Charges have been filed for attempted murder in Katrineholm, drawing significant media attention.

Researchers are calling for stricter dietary guidelines against ultra-processed foods amid health concerns.

The Liberals face a crisis with record-low voter support ahead of a crucial weekend.

A debate in Halland emphasizes men's responsibility in addressing violence against women.

A review reveals that few students are passing the Swedish for Immigrants program, raising alarms.

Reports indicate police weapons were used during recent shootings, prompting investigations.

In Ukraine, at least nine people have been killed in a recent Russian attack.

The U.S. and Russia are reportedly working on a peace plan to address ongoing conflicts.

A massive fire in Japan has destroyed an entire block, causing widespread damage.

The Pope calls for a ceasefire in Ukraine, urging dialogue and peace among nations.

A new report shows single women in rental housing spend the most on living expenses.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!