Sweden

Immigration Minister Maria Malmer Stenergard has announced that the country will review ways to increase voluntary return migration; opposition believes this is yet another demonstration of the extreme right's influence on the government

Terrorist threats against Sweden have increased, the Swedish Security Service warned in a press release, citing the Koran burning outside the Turkish embassy in February as one of the main reasons

After the leader of the far-right Stram Kurs party, Rasmus Paludan, burned the Koran right in front of the Turkish embassy, strong dissent came from Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu

Prime Minister Kristersson has warned his compatriots against falling prey to Moscow's propaganda, after Russian media spread false reports that his country was planning to allow NATO to deploy nuclear weapons on its territory in peacetime

The Swedish ambassador to the EU has stated that there will be no pact on migration during Sweden's six-month presidency of the EU Council

Sweden will become a member of NATO by the end of 2023, together with Finland, according to what NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said in Brussels in an interview

The country will suspend testing of hydropower plants to avoid strains on the national power grid and blackouts, allowing for a review of what the power grid can withstand and the possibility of storing energy through hydropower

Self-driving trucks have started to hit the roads in the country, with other companies besides Swedish truck manufacturer Scania looking to launch new self-driving trucks

Home-price decline accelerated in October falling by 3%, the most severe housing slump in thirty years; data from Valueguard shows declines are largest for detached houses due to rising power costs

Energy giant Uniper will not build any power plants in Sweden, contradicting plans by its Swedish subsidiary Barsebäck Kraft to build a clean energy park