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Riksbank’s 1 percentage point increase comes as other central banks are expected to take similar action
Talks led by Ulf Kristersson’s Moderates, which finished third, will focus on the role of far-right Sweden Democrats
Russian and Chinese leaders meet for the first time since the invasion of Ukraine
Rightwing parties have slim majority in parliament after polls make Sweden Democrats second biggest party
Immigration and crime boosted the vote for the Sweden Democrats but foreign and defence policy will not change
Nationalist party will demand share of power once preliminary result is announced
Rightwing bloc takes slender lead as anti-immigration Sweden Democrats become second-largest party
Emergency council seen more as a venting than decision-making exercise
Nationalist party looks to build on its successes at local level to secure influence over the next government
Sweden and Finland announce collateral support packages with traders saying prices could break records this week
Surge in gun violence has become a huge issue for voters as country goes to the polls
On the Baltic island of Gotland, former industrial buildings and military bunkers have become destinations for fine food and stylish seclusion
Magdalena Andersson, the country’s first female premier, is more popular than her centre-left party ahead of September poll
Contacts come after change of tone from Stockholm over Ankara’s demands
First legal step since Ankara pushed for expulsions as price for backing Stockholm’s Nato bid
US becomes 23rd country to approve Nordic countries’ membership but Turkey remains a holdout
Swedish fintech’s decline highlights how investors are souring on ‘buy now, pay later’ sector
The LA-based musician pursues perfection, buys Prada and takes life advice from David Lynch
Experts say that a Russian invasion of the Baltic states could begin on Gotland, a quiet 1,200-square-mile island
President’s insistence on extradition of 73 prisoners at odds with text of accord with Sweden and Finland
Central bank raises rate by 50 basis points to 0.75% and signals further increases to come this year
Nordic countries ease Erdoğan’s concerns they have been too accommodating towards extremist groups
Ankara wants Nordic applicants to security alliance to address concerns on terrorism
Plus, European regulators turn their sights on ESG ratings
Jens Stoltenberg says it is still possible to overcome Ankara’s ‘legitimate’ concerns
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