Swedish word of the day: moln
Wed Nov 03 4:53 am
Swedes love talking about the weather, so today's word of the day makes for great conversation, especially in autumn.
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Where can you celebrate Durga Puja in Sweden?
Thu Oct 15 9:04 am
The Hindu festival of Durga Puja is here. How can you celebrate it in Sweden?
Does losing parliament vote mean Andersson can't be Sweden's next PM?
Thu Oct 15 6:50 am
Sweden's parliament on Wednesday voted to reject Magdalena Andersson as prime minister by a massive majority. Does this mean she's out of the game for good? (Spoiler: no)
Social Democrat leader Magdalena Andersson loses Sweden's first PM vote
Thu Oct 15 6:51 am
Swedish MPs on Wednesday voted to reject Social Democrat leader Magdalena Andersson as prime minister.
Left Party MP slams media coverage of suspected election fraud
Thu Oct 15 4:54 am
Left Party MP Mohamed Ali, who unexpectedly surged into parliament on a wave of personal preference votes, has rejected media reports claiming he repeatedly rescheduled a police interview regarding suspected election fraud in Borlänge.
Sweden sees significant drop in public concern over crime
Thu Oct 15 4:28 am
There's been an unusual shift in how many people in Sweden worry about crime.
Today in Sweden: A roundup of the latest news on Thursday
Thu Oct 15 2:45 am
Magdalena Andersson set to lose prime minister vote as opposition unites in 'no' – and three Swedish regions identified for high-priority wartime healthcare. Here's the latest news.
Tell us: What are the best and worst things about working in higher education in Sweden?
Wed Oct 14 8:10 am
Foreign researchers make up half of all new hires in Swedish higher education, but we want to know what you love and hate the most about working in academia in Sweden.
Swedish word of the day: kvarn
Fri Aug 30 8:04 am
This unassuming little word pops up surprisingly often in Swedish, so it's a very good one to have in your vocabulary.
Looking for work in Sweden? The hottest jobs right now are in the blue-collar sector
Wed Oct 14 4:37 am
Demand for construction workers and several other traditional blue-collar roles is growing rapidly in Sweden, according to new figures. But the white-collar sector is lagging behind.
How to vabba to look after sick children in Sweden
Thu Mar 15 1:49 am
It's never nice for a child or their parent when a little one is ill, but families in Sweden benefit from so-called VAB policies allowing mums, dads, and other caregivers paid time off when a child is unwell.
Swedish MP seeks to apply old rules to all pre-June 6th citizenship applicants
Tue Oct 13 9:29 am
UPDATED: The Centre Party is willing to consider a new plan by Green Party MP Annika Hirvonen to allow everyone who applied for Swedish citizenship before June 6th – including those whose application has already been rejected – to be assessed under the old rules.