Sweden's capital city, Stockholm, is a remarkably friendly place to visit, according to the readers of Condé Nast Traveller, who have voted the city as the friendliest in Europe.

On the outskirts of Sweden’s capital, construction of ‘Stockholm Wood City’ began in October, several months ahead of schedule, and is set to provide 2,000 new homes by 2027.

After visiting every capital city in Europe, I think places such as Bucharest and Lisbon are must-visits, but I'd skip London ...

How Sweden's Youth Homes Nurtured Killers, Creating Europe's Gun Crime Capital By Johan Ahlander GOTHENBURG, Sweden (Reuters) - The killer was only 14 and had lived in youth homes as a ward of the ...

Europe’s capital city that’s so far south it’s below two African capitals on maps A European country is home to one of the most southern capital cities on the continent - and below two ...

During a visit to Sweden, Kubilius noted that Europe is facing the largest military buildup in the modern world. According to him, countries like Sweden should take the lead in this process.

Sweden’s capital said this week that it would ban conventional diesel-and-gas-powered vehicles from entering a significant part of its downtown, in what is one of Europe’s most ambitious ...

A gunman opened fire at an adult education center in the Swedish city of Örebro on Tuesday, killing at least 10 people in what the country’s prime minister called the “worst mass shooting in ...

There is certainly truth in the idea that Stockholm and Sweden have the mindset and startup structure that encourages creative thinking – Sweden regularly ranks in the top three on the Global ...

Grab your goggles – Sweden boasts 100 ski resorts, ranging from Åre in Jämtland-Härjedalen, which offers black slopes and off-piste skiing and Sälen, Dalarna, northern Europe’s largest ski ...

Sweden’s Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson said he will meet the national army and police chiefs on Friday to combat a surge in gang violence, as the country reels from record shooting deaths this ...

Sweden's youth homes have varying degrees of security, with around 700 of the most troubled youths housed in 21 homes run by a state body, the National Board of Institutional Care (SiS).