Attack against Iranian embassy in SwedenAn employee of the Iranian embassy in Stockholm was on Friday injured when protesters entered the compound and attacked him.• Sweden gave "strong message" to Iran Sweden's PM to meet with Gordon Brown
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Swedish ambassador meets detained US journalist
Sweden's ambassador to Pyongyang has met with two US journalists detained in North Korea in the first such meeting since they were jailed 12 years ago.
Swedish aims to fight economy crisis as EU leader
Sweden on Tuesday said it will prioritise the fight against Europe's rising unemployment amid the global economic downturn and climate change when it takes over the EU presidency on July 1.
Sweden gave "strong message" to Iran
Iran's ambassador to Sweden was summoned to the foreign ministry on Tuesday to receive "a strong message" about Stockholm's concerns over the situation in Iran.
• Finland summons Iran diplomat
• Swedish FM urges Iran to respect right to protest
Increased support for the euro in Sweden
Swedes are getting warmer feelings for the euro than before as the percentage of those who would vote no has dropped significantly.
Sweden kicks out foreign diplomat
Sweden has expelled a diplomat from an undisclosed country and a Swedish diplomat has been kicked out in a tit-for-tat move.
Swedish ministers gets pay raise
Sweden’s Prime minister Fredrik Reinfeldt will get 4,000 kronor more in monthly salary, a larger lift than most of his colleagues.
• Male MBAs expect fat paychecks • Swedish unemployment rate hits 9 pct
Swedish FM urges Iran to respect right to protest
Swedish Foreign Minister Carl Bildt called on Iran Monday to allow peaceful protests against the presidential election results.
Sweden's FM tells Croatia and Slovenia to cool off
Croatia and Slovenia need "a period of reflection" about how to end their border row, Swedish Foreign Minister Carl Bildt said Monday, insisting the EU has no obvious role to play at the moment.
Wobbly handover of the EU presidency
Prague's historic Charles Bridge witnessed a wobbly symbolic handover of the Czech EU presidency to Sweden on Saturday as officials passed a keg of Czech beer from one boat to another.
Chaotic times await Sweden as EU President
Sweden takes over the EU presidency at a time when liberal free-trade ideals are challenged by protectionism and a growing skepticism over the European collaboration.
• “Sweden hardly a socialist nightmare”
• Socialism to save America, economists say • Swedish model to fight greed
EU tells Sweden to dump newspaper subsidies
The European Commission told Sweden to cut subsidies to big metro newspapers - or face a state aid probe on grounds the aid distorts competition.
Sweden to act “forcefully” on Latvian crisis
Sweden’s Finance minister Anders Borg sees “serious risks” in Latvia and is ready to act forcefully to deal with the mounting problems.
Swedish minister steps down after "internal fight"
Sweden’s Minister for higher education, Lars Leijonborg, leaves the government after an "internal fight" with the party leader.
Sweden calls for national carbon taxes
Sweden's Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt calls for European nations to tax carbon emissions to reduce greenhouse gases.
Swedish FM urges IMF action on Latvian bailout
Swedish Finance Minister Anders Borg on Tuesday called on the IMF and other international lenders to release desperately needed cash to Latvia after Riga committed to deep budget cuts.
“Sweden hardly a socialist nightmare”
Despite the socialistic rumor, Sweden is an ultra-capitalistic country conducting more liberal reforms than the US, American critics say.
• Socialism will save America, economists say • Swedish model to fight greed
How the Pirate Party stole the show
"The old politicians don't understand...", said the leader of Sweden's Pirate Party after they won 7.1 percent of the votes for the EU Parliament.
- How the EU's 27 countries voted
- Sweden's Pirate Party is going to Brussels
- Sweden calls for rethink on EU battle groups
- Why Sweden won’t join the euro
- Sweden won prestigious science race
- Carl Bildt won't help wartime leader
- Economic crisis boosts violence
- Swedish envoy meets reporters in NKorea
- Swedish pirates have wind in their sails
- Swedish PM's party losing support



Iran summoned Swedish Ambassador Magnus Werndstedt after an employee of its embassy in Stockholm was injured in what Tehran called a "terrorist" attack.
Swedish Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt will hold talks on the country's forthcoming EU presidency with British counterpart Gordon Brown next week.





