The Latest Breaking News from Sweden

Skansen Zoo in Stockholm, Sweden, was forced to turn away visitors on Monday after the king cobra named Sir Hiss escaped, just days after arriving at the popular attraction

The anti-immigration Sweden Democrats, which became the country's second biggest party in last month's election, are not welcome at the Nobel banquet, the Nobel Foundation said on Tuesday.

Applet’s famous sister ship Vasa sank on its maiden voyage after sailing just over 1,000 yards

Marine archaeologists in Sweden say they have found the sister vessel of a famed 17th century warship that sank on its maiden voyage and is now on display in a Stockholm museum

A group of western countries vowed to help Sudan unlock its “substantial” economic potential after a return to a credible civilian transition. The United States, Canada, the European Union, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the Netherlands, Norway, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom issued a joint statement that…

Sweden's foreign minister says the country's new center-right government will fulfil all requirements under a deal with Turkey to join NATO and will concentrate the country’s external relations to its immediate neighborhood while abandoning the previous government’s “feminist foreign policy.”

Dodgy statistical work to generate headlines supporting higher taxation risks eroding the credibility of Oxfam’s aid work.

England will be delighted with a kind draw in Group D while the USA replay the 2019 final with the Netherlands

Here’s what the road to the trophy in New Zealand and Australia will look like next summer for the U.S. and its top challengers.

President of the Saudi Arabian Equestrian Federation (SAEF) Prince Abdullah bin Fahd bin Abdullah crowned the winners of the Federation's run on the 2nd day of the Longines Global Champions Tour on Diriyah race track on Friday. The winners came from Germany, Irelanda, Austria, Beliguim, Brazil, Turkey, and Sweden. Winners…

Sweden has a new government after weeks of political horse-trading following the the election in September. Ulf Kristersson’s Moderates will lead a centre-right coalition with the Christian Democrats and the Liberals. But it will govern with support from the Sweden Democrats, who won a fifth of votes in recent polls.