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A gun attack at a church in Gothenburg left seven people dead and many more wounded, becoming Sweden's most serious domestic incident in recent months. Authorities have launched a major investigation amid growing concerns over public safety.
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Swedish organic dairy producers in the southern county of Blekinge have been prohibited from marketing their milk, prompting a sudden shift to alternative production. The decision, affecting a niche but growing sector, has drawn criticism from farmers’ groups and prompted a governmental review.
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Speaker Andreas Norlén outlined a step‑by‑step plan for forming a new government while the Social Democrats, Greens and Left Party struggle to secure enough support. Centre Party’s refusal to join red‑green negotiations and the Green Party’s exclusion of the Liberals further complicate coalition building.
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Police and prosecutors in Sweden have launched a criminal investigation into a suspected money‑laundering operation involving billions of kronor. The case, now the country’s top domestic story, raises concerns about the effectiveness of anti‑money‑laundering controls.
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Sweden's post‑election coalition talks remain at an impasse, with Green Party leader Thand Ringqvist refusing to discuss the process. Meanwhile, the caretaker government has launched its first Patriot air‑defence mission to Poland.
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Sweden's cabinet announced a suite of crisis measures to stem a new wave of infections, marking the country's most significant domestic health story this week. The steps come as officials confront rising case numbers and public pressure for stronger action.
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Former prime minister Magdalena Andersson has been tasked again by the Swedish king to assemble a governing coalition after earlier talks stalled. New overtures from the Sweden Democrats and a fresh meeting invitation to the left‑wing bloc signal a possible breakthrough.
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Sweden’s newly convened parliament opened under King Carl XVI Gustaf, but parties remain unable to form a governing coalition. New attempts are planned, yet no party has stepped forward to assume the prime‑ministerial mandate.
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Sweden's Election Authority has summoned state-owned postal operator PostNord to a meeting to coordinate the distribution of voting material for the upcoming national election. The talks aim to ensure that mail‑in ballots reach all eligible voters on time, a key element of Sweden's electoral process.
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Sweden's Left Party has pushed for opposition MP Kenneth Norlén to become Speaker of the Riksdag, a move that has inflamed tensions within the red‑green bloc. The dispute adds uncertainty to an already delicate government‑formation process under a caretaker administration.
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Sweden’s security chief warned that a Russian invasion may be near, echoing alerts from other European intelligence agencies that Moscow could take decisive action against NATO within months. The convergence of warnings has prompted calls for heightened readiness across the alliance.