Sweden’s Crown Princess Victoria on solo trip in Japan
Crown Princess Victoria has kicked off a four-day tour of Japan to discuss sustainability.
Day: April 18, 2017
Coach accused of assaulting boys dating back at least a decade
A sports coach in Sweden faces trial on 100 counts of alleged crimes against a dozen teenage boys, including taping their mouths shut and filming them.
Five key points about the 2017 spring budget
Some of the talking points in the Swedish government's new spring budget proposal.
Memories and images from Stockholm terror attack to be preserved by museum
"When an incident like this happens we want to help preserve thoughts, reflections and photographs for the future."
‘The Swedish model can continue to deliver’
Sweden's finance minister Magdalena Andersson presented the government's spring budget proposal on Tuesday as it upgraded growth forecasts for the next couple of years.
Reflecting on SI’s RFSL event
The Swedish Insititute held an LGBT event together with RFSL. Seminars at the event covered important and pertinent topics, and provided attendees a safe space to be themselves. Here more about one student's reflections.
My reflection on the LGBTQ rights workshop
"Collectively we have the power to fight homophobia, transphobia and any other form of violence against our community"
Police question man after fire engulfs Swedish building
A man arrested near a large blaze at an industrial building in Falkenberg was questioned "once he sobered up," police have explained.
Swedish stats icon Hans Rosling awarded posthumous prize by UN
Swedish statistics icon and health professor Hans Rosling has been posthumously honoured with a UN prize in recognition of his creative presentations on global health and poverty.
There’s a light in every window, and other decorating challenges for non-Swedes
Victoria Martínez writes about some of the things you did not realize you would have to invest in when you first moved to Sweden.