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OPINION: Do Canadians really want closer ties with Europe?
International headlines have been made this week by the EU and Canada announcing their mutual intention to form a deeper relationship. Mandy Pipher, The Local's resident Canadian, examines whether her compatriots would actually accept tighter ties with Europe..
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Q&A: Why Swedish unions are launching a strike at the Swedish games maker King
With four days to go until workers at the Swedish game developer King are set to go on strike, The Local spoke to Camilla Frankelius, negotiations chief at the Engineers of Sweden union, about why it's necessary to win a collective bargaining agreement..
New CEO announced for struggling Swedish company Volvo Cars
Klaus Zellmer has been appointed President and CEO of Volvo Cars, the company has announced in a press release..
Today in Sweden: A roundup of the latest news on Monday
Gender balance in Swedish parliament improves slightly after final vote count, Volvo Cars gets a new CEO, and more news from Sweden on Monday..
IN NUMBERS: How many Britons have residency permits across Europe?
Of the 920,000 British citizens who had a residence permit in EU countries at the end of 2025 most of them are concentrated in three countries, new data has revealed..
EU proposes new rules on recognition of qualifications for non-EU citizens
New legislation proposed by the European Commission this week seeks to make the recognition of professional qualifications easier for non-EU citizens, a common complaint of many who've moved to the bloc from abroad..
Inside Sweden: Surviving a surprise immersion in Swedish – on live radio
The Local's Mandy Pipher explains how she ended up being interviewed in Swedish about geopolitics on live national radio – despite not being at all comfortable in the spoken language..
One day Jimmie will go, but the Sweden Democrats are here to stay
Many people credit Jimmie Ã…kesson for his partyÂ’s successes, but his eventual departure wonÂ’t do the party any harm at all, argues James Savage..
IN PICS: Seven cups of coffee and sponge cake as government talks begin
Andreas Norlén, the speaker of the Swedish parliament, offered party leaders coffee and a 'sockerkaka' spongecake he had baked himself when he called in seven party leaders to preliminary talks on a new government..
Total deadlock on first day of trying to build new Swedish government
The first day of building a government in Sweden has begun with a total deadlock, with the Centre Party refusing even to meet with the Left Party, describing talks as "pointless" unless the Left Party begins by dropping its demand for ministerial positions..
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