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Turkish President’s comments highlight fraught tit-for-tat delaying Stockholm’s accession to western alliance
3F dockworkers and drivers say they will take sympathy action to prevent US cars reaching Sweden
Riksbank governor Erik Thedéen says businesses would be affected if trust declines due to rise in violent crime
IF Metall chief says country’s economic model could be at risk in dispute with Tesla boss
Reported values are resilient simply because valuers do not have transaction data to price accurately
Marie Nilsson says joint decisions by employers and unions are at the heart of country’s prosperity
Carmaker granted approval to collect registrations for new vehicles directly in dispute over collective bargaining
Industrial action at carmaker over collective bargaining sparks wave of sympathy strikes that could spill into other countries
A wealthy nation famed for its progressive values is now wrestling with one of the highest levels of fatal shootings in Europe
Foreign affairs committee requests fresh review before agreeing to Stockholm’s bid
President unblocks Scandinavian country’s path to membership of military alliance
Tunisian gunman Abdesalem Lassaoued had been declined asylum in four European countries but never sent back
Alecta has come under scrutiny over large stakes in lenders including SVB and a struggling property company
Ankara seeks further action against extremists as parliament reconvenes to consider accession request
Spate of killings blamed on drugs trade leads prime minister to consider calling on armed forces
Stockholm rapidly increases budget to meet Nato’s 2% of GDP target
Proposal likely to be deeply controversial in country with long tradition of protecting free speech
The disinformation surrounding Koran burnings in Sweden bear out philosopher Karl Popper’s warnings
A first look inside the apartments, designed by Ilse Crawford, at Sweden’s favourite second home
Denmark and Sweden struggle to balance long-held adherence to progressive politics with demands of national security
Prime ministers confer before Muslim foreign ministers hold emergency meeting to discuss response
Prime minister warns of increased risk as police decide whether to allow demonstrations to go ahead
Move follows storming of Sweden’s embassy in Baghdad in show of rage over anticipated burning of a Koran
The country’s lenders are relaxed despite rising debt costs bursting a real estate bubble
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