Stories from Sweden

Prime Minister Ulf Ericsson has decided to expand the state-funded IVF program. The government believes this will provide societal benefits. The program remains static in its funding. This initiative aims to increase access to fertility treatments. Sweden is considering an expansion of its In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) program. The expansion is part of the government's broader healthcare policy. The Swedish Prime Minister announced an expansion of the country's IVF program. The expansion includes increased access to cycle treatments.

Christian Peterson, a figure associated with the far-right, is under investigation for inciting hatred against Somalis.

Over 100 activists were arrested in Helsingborg, Sweden, following a protest against NATO and an upcoming summit. The demonstration included calls for the dissolution of NATO.

The Swedish Riksdag is reportedly fast-tracking 12 new legislative decisions within 30 days, all expected before summer.

A Boeing 737-800A aircraft in Stockholm, Sweden, has a leaking lavatory water tap, leading to the water being shut off to prevent flooding. The issue was noted in the aircraft's log. Water supply to the faucet has been shut off to prevent flooding.

Sweden is hosting its first NATO meeting, which includes agreements with the United States to strengthen technological cooperation, particularly in artificial intelligence.

Eight out of thirteen schools in Sweden are reporting a lack of digital media resources in their libraries.

Microsoft has agreed to pay $250 million to settle a lawsuit filed by a Swedish pension fund. The fund claimed the Activision Blizzard acquisition was undervalued.

An increasing number of people in Sweden are opting for civil marriages, a trend that reflects the country's secularizing society.

Lidl Sweden is recalling two types of dumplings: 'Dumplings with chicken' and 'Dumplings with beef and pork' (Kuljanka). The recall is due to a risk of salmonella contamination.