Stockholm

Oliver Molander moved to Sweden after Google offer
Oliver Molander relocated to Sweden after Google offered him a role targeting the Swedish market, leveraging his Swedish mother tongue. He now works as an investor in Stockholm, viewing it as a key European hub for tech and AI.
Erik Lindberg and Tobias Eriksson hold key legal roles in Sweden
Erik Lindberg, a judge at Svea Court of Appeal, previously served as head of office at the Parliamentary Ombudsmen, while Tobias Eriksson is the legal director at the Ministry of Justice.
Thousands rally in Stockholm for regime change in Iran
Thousands of supporters of Reza Pahlavi gathered in Kungsträdgården on Monday, calling for regime change in Iran, with the crowd echoing chants of 'Javid shah' after a speaker's call.

Mixed Reactions to Budget from Stockholm Travelers
Reactions to the government's new budget are mixed among travelers at Stockholm Central Station, with some criticizing specific measures like electricity support distribution and subsidies.
Dolls Hung in Nooses at Stockholm Target Iranian Exile Prince
Three dolls with the faces of Iranian exile prince Reza Pahlavi and two Swedish politicians were hung in nooses at Sergelstorg in Stockholm, with a sign labeling them 'mass murderers, executioners, and lackeys'. Pahlavi is in Sweden at the invitation of the Sweden Democrats and Christian Democrats.

Bloomberg Investigates Sweden's Tech Success as Silicon Valhalla
Bloomberg recently visited Stockholm to explore why Sweden, with only 10 million people, excels in technology, earning the nickname Silicon Valhalla. The investigation highlights the country's achievements, including Spotify and Klarna, and spotlights the rising star Lovable.

Protests in Sweden and Mexico Over Migration Policies
Widespread demonstrations occurred across Sweden on Saturday against the government's migration policy, focusing on teenage deportations and recent legal changes, while in Mexico, a migrant march from Tapachula protested delays in paperwork and sought work permits.
Sarah Sjöström returns to competition after 607-day break
Swedish swimming star Sarah Sjöström made her competitive comeback at the Swim Open in Stockholm after 607 days away, winning her 50m freestyle heat in 24.62 seconds. The return follows her recent motherhood and a break since her Paris 2024 Olympic success.
Djurgården advances to Swedish Cup quarterfinals with 2-0 victory
Djurgården secured a quarterfinal spot in the Swedish Cup with a 2-0 victory over Brommapojkarna on Sunday, propelled by Bo Hegland's two assists and Kristian Lien's brace.
Sjöström narrowly loses final at Swim Open after disruption
Swedish star Sarah Sjöström made a dominant comeback at the Swim Open in Stockholm, advancing to the 50-meter freestyle final but finishing second by two hundredths of a second to Siobhan Haughey. The competition was briefly interrupted by activists who jumped into the pool before the final.
Multiple SAS Incidents at Arlanda Amid Conflicting Reports
Multiple incidents involving SAS planes at Stockholm's Arlanda airport occurred this week, including an emergency landing and a medical case, while conflicting reports emerged about the nature of the events. The incidents come as a flight attendant was convicted of flying under the influence after being taken by police at the airport.

Stockholm Offers Discounted Pass for World Transport Day
Region Stockholm is celebrating World Public Transport Day with a discounted day pass to encourage public transport use. The global event highlights public transport's societal importance.

Middle East Conflict Escalation Threatens Global Markets
An escalation in the Middle East conflict between President Donald Trump and Iran has raised fears of a 'black Monday' on global stock markets, as major exchanges in Stockholm and New York have already seen significant declines.
Hammarby crushes Öster 7-0 in Svenska Cupen with tactical shift
Hammarby IF delivered a dominant 7-0 victory over Östers IF in the Svenska Cupen, a match played at home according to major media reports. The win showcased a new playing system and strong individual performances from key players.
AIK evaluates Ghanaian teen Mark Kagawa Mensah in trial
Mark Kagawa Mensah, a 16-year-old midfielder from Ghana, is on trial with Swedish top-division club AIK, where he is being assessed for his offensive and technical skills ahead of a decision next week.

Alingsås Chat Scandal Adapted into Play at Stockholm City Theatre
The Alingsås chat scandal, which exposed secret power deals among top politicians, is being adapted into a play at the Stockholm City Theatre. Playwright and director Nanna Olasdotter Hallberg is creating the production, which features actors including Gustaf Hammarsten in his stage comeback after ten years.

Cooking and Diet Quality Influence Dementia Risk, Studies Find
New research reveals that cooking from scratch at least weekly significantly lowers dementia risk, with benefits especially pronounced for those with limited cooking skills. Meanwhile, dietary impacts on dementia vary by genetic factors, with meat intake reducing risk for APOE4 carriers and plant-based diets offering broader benefits, though diet quality is crucial.
AIK's Zadok Yohanna Shines in Debut, Draws International Interest
Zadok Yohanna scored the decisive goal in AIK's 2-1 season-opening win over Halmstads BK, marking a breakthrough performance that has sparked interest from foreign clubs. The Nigerian forward, acquired last summer, is already being touted as a potential record transfer for the Swedish side.

Bed Bug Surge in Stockholm, Experts Warn Travelers
Bed bug infestations are rising again in the Stockholm area after years of decline, with pest control company Anticimex warning Easter travelers to be extra vigilant. According to biologist Thomas Persson Vinnersten, this increase marks an unwelcome trend break.