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A recent survey by the Pew Research Centre delved into what people feel proudest about in their country, with Europeans pointing to history, food and culture among many other reasons to be proud.
This week: Tortuous efforts to form a government, plans to stop teen deportations, how new rules on family reunification could make life harder for university researchers, and what do The Local’s readers miss most when l…
This week’s Sweden in Focus Extra features an interview with writer, rapper, and Sweden's new 'reading ambassador', Gift Blessing.
Tipping culture does indeed appear to be shifting in Sweden – at least according to our reader survey – with a clear majority of respondents telling us that they feel rules on tipping are either definitely or possibly ch…
Whether or not to tip in restaurants and bars is a question that often confuses newcomers to Sweden, so we thought we'd ask our readers what their approach is, and also get their opinions about whether Swedish tipping ha…
The Presidents of the European Parliament, Council and Commission set out their shared political commitment to protecting, promoting and supporting culture in Europe. Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP
Right-wing extremist culture growing among young men, high grass fire risk in southern Sweden, Iran war expected to affect electricity prices and more news from Sweden on Tuesday.
The price of coffee, beef, white fish and courgettes rose in Sweden in January, according to the latest monthly statistics, although the price of food overall remained broadly stable.
Stockholm, Gothenburg and Malmö all have free culture festivals coming up in the next few weeks. Here we pick out a few of the highlights from this year’s bulging schedules.
Stockholmers spot SL bus in Syria, coffee cheese receives EU protected status and key points from Sweden Democrats' white book. Here's Sweden's news on Friday.