The old order is gone, we're in the middle of a rupture, and world leaders are concluding they can't tip-toe around Trump any longer. This has opened the door for one Swedish politician who has made Instagram-friendly plain-speaking an art.
Sweden's deputy prime minister, Ebba Busch, has admitted to using a fake AI quote in a speech at the Almedalen political festival, arguably her most high profile speech of the year.
As one of Europe's biggest suppliers of electricity, Sweden is seeing red over Germany's energy policy, which it says ends up punishing Swedish consumers.
Sweden's government said Thursday that it had signed an agreement with the United States to support the development of new nuclear power in both countries.
With its unexpected twists, charged emotions, and power-dressing protagonists, the dispute at the top of Sweden's Christian Democrats has been likened to the 80s TV drama Dynasty. What on earth is going on?
Sweden's government has scrapped its ill-fated proposal to reimburse companies for last year's sky-high power prices because it broke EU rules, forcing it to order the grid authority to draw up an alternative.
Ebba Busch, leader of Sweden's Christian Democrats on Monday presented an "abortion contract", which she wants all of Sweden's party leaders to sign. What's going on?
