Stick-up? Swedish police probe chewing gum theft
You’ve heard of The Great Train Robbery, but how about the great chewing gum robbery?
Day: May 17, 2016
Security stepped up after radio mast sabotage
Police are investigating if it was just a dangerous prank or something more sinister.
Report reveals gender gap in Swedish learning
A gender gap may exist among those hoping to learn the Swedish language.
Sweden gets ready for Prince Oscar’s baptism
European royalty, the arch bishop and spring water from a Swedish island. What more do you need for a royal christening?
How a Syrian writer fled to Sweden after a torturer’s castration threat
Four years have passed since the Syrian writer Housam al-Mosilli was arrested and tortured. Now he lives in Linköping, after the Swedish city offered him sanctuary this year.
This Swede’s viral ad nails Stockholm’s housing crisis
Fancy having no toilet and washing in the local car wash? This is the place for you.
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Stockholm makes it easier for refugees to meet startups
Sweden has had record levels of immigration in recent months – and the booming Stockholm tech sector is in need of employees. The situation has the potential to be a match made in heaven.
Police hunt Stockholm metro station gunmen
Police have launched an investigation after several gunshots were fired at a metro station in southern Stockholm.
‘Swedes, ditch meat on the barbecue this summer’
Should Swedes abandon meat on the barbecue this summer and go vegetarian instead?
Swedish parents caught faking kids’ sick leave
Record number of parents are being caught cheating the Swedish benefits system, which allows them to get paid for looking after sick children.