Stockholm
Coverage of Stockholm in the Nexus archive.
- Inside Stockholm’s fight to keep children out of gangs
Stockholm is addressing rising gang violence through prevention programs like Fryshuset, a school and social hub for at-risk youth, as gang recruitment of children increases. The city's deputy mayor emphasizes early intervention and education, contrasting with the center-right government's focus on stricter penalties and migration policies.
- Chinese foreign minister calls on Sweden to help rebuild trust between the countries
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi urged Sweden to help rebuild trust between the two countries and foster a 'correct perception' of each other. He highlighted Sweden's role as the first Western country to establish diplomatic relations with China, emphasizing its independence and strategic foresight.
- ‘Drop the weapons!’: Swedish officer shoots arson suspect in leg
A Stockholm officer shot an arson suspect in the leg after ordering him to 'drop the weapons!' The suspect, accused of setting fire to two apartments during an eviction, was hospitalized, and three others were treated for smoke inhalation.
- Russia Accuses Sweden of Failing to Protect Embassy After Fake Drone Drops
Russia's embassy in Sweden reported two drones entering its Stockholm compound, with one dropping red paint and another crashing near the building carrying a mock explosive device. The embassy accused Swedish authorities of inadequate protection, citing similar incidents over the past two years.
- Sweden's far right violated the kvittningssystem. And it's causing chaos in Parliament
Sweden's far right violated the kvittningssystem, leading to chaos in Parliament. Jimmie Åkesson of the Sweden Democrats and Julia Kronlid were present during a session of the Riksdag in Stockholm.
- Pole vault star Duplantis loses for 1st time in 3 years at home Diamond League event
Swedish pole vault star Armand 'Mondo' Duplantis lost for the first time in three years at the Diamond League event in Stockholm. He cleared 5.80 meters, while Australia's Kurtis Marschall won with a vault of 5.90. Duplantis cited feeling unfocused and not wanting to lose in front of his family and fans.
- So Long, ‘Ferrynoia.’ Green Maritime Technology Is Here
A new generation of electric ferries is entering passenger service in San Francisco and Stockholm, signaling a tipping point for green maritime technology.
- Sweden ramps up aid to households and businesses to tackle energy crisis
Sweden is increasing aid to households and businesses to address the energy crisis. Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz attended the Moderate Party congress in Stockholm on May 9, 2026.
- Sweden is now America’s most valuable tech ally. Most Americans haven’t noticed.
Sweden has become America’s most valuable tech ally, though most Americans are unaware. The relationship between Washington and Stockholm over the past year involved non-routine diplomatic efforts.
- Ukraine to acquire up to 20 Gripen fighter jets, on track to receive batch of older models
Ukraine plans to acquire up to 20 Gripen fighter jets using €2.5 billion from the European Union’s Ukraine Support Loan. The funding is allocated for more modern Gripen combat aircraft.
- Stockholm poised to become leading European geospatial intel player
Stockholm is set to emerge as a leading European hub for geospatial intelligence, driven by advancements in satellite technology and strategic partnerships. The article highlights Sweden's growing role in enhancing defense and security through cutting-edge geospatial data analysis.
- French nicotine pouch ban is ‘attack on Swedish way of life’, minister says
France's proposed ban on nicotine pouches has sparked criticism from Sweden, with a minister calling it an 'attack on the Swedish way of life.' Stockholm has expressed anger over the 'absurd' penalties, including up to five years in prison for cigarette alternatives.
- Stockholm Index Briefly Halted as New Glitch Hits Nasdaq Nordics
The Stockholm Index experienced a brief halt due to a new technical glitch affecting Nasdaq Nordics. The incident highlights ongoing infrastructure challenges in the Nordic financial market systems.
- ‘There are no rules’: spotlight on Gossip Goblin as AI film-making enters new era
AI film-making is entering a new era, attracting interest from Hollywood despite criticisms of 'slop' and 'theft'. A team of creators is working on an AI-powered film in a small studio booth. The project features a poetic Scottish gorilla in a transhumanist cyberpunk universe.
- Voi founders’ new AI startup Pit has become the latest rising star out of Stockholm
Pit, a new AI startup founded by Voi cofounders, has raised $16 million in a seed round led by a16z. The startup is based in Stockholm and is backed by prominent investors. Pit's funding round marks a significant investment in the AI sector.
- Could Lovable’s automatic 10% pay raise be the cure for toxic cultures?
Lovable, a Stockholm-based vibe-coding platform, is offering its employees an automatic 10% pay raise to avoid classic corporate politics. This move aims to improve the work culture and environment. The company believes this approach will help sidestep toxic cultures.
- Chipmaker Silex Microsystems Shares Soar in Stockholm Debut
Chipmaker Silex Microsystems had a successful debut on the Nasdaq Swedish Stock Exchange in Stockholm, with shares soaring. This marks a significant event for the company and the exchange. The debut is likely to have implications for the tech industry.
- Our AI started a cafe in Stockholm
An AI started a cafe in Stockholm, with an article about it on andonlabs.com. The article has 25 comments on news.ycombinator.com. The cafe is an innovative business venture.
- Protestor depicts Israeli minister Ben Gvir covered in blood in Stockholm
Activists organized a protest in solidarity with Palestine in Stockholm, Sweden, where a demonstrator depicted Israeli Minister Itamar Ben Gvir covered in blood. The event highlights tensions in the ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestine.
- Nordea First-Quarter Fee Growth Offsets Drop in Lending Income
Nordea Bank Abp reported first-quarter fee growth that offset a decline in lending income. The bank's head office is located in Stockholm, Sweden.
- Stockholm Office Vacancies at Highest Level Since 1990s Crisis
Stockholm is experiencing its highest office vacancy rates since the 1990s crisis, indicating potential economic shifts or market challenges. The situation highlights concerns about commercial real estate demand and urban economic trends.