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The no-lockdown approach has boosted Stockholm’s market — yet a slowdown could be on the way
Move follows security services warning on spying and technology theft by China
By deploying the strategy used to fight coronavirus, rush hour could be a thing of the past
As it did over the migration crisis in 2015, the Scandinavian country took a position distinct from its European neighbours
€1bn sale to Swedish pension funds is latest in series of disposals by European telecoms groups
Dagens Nyheter lifted paywall in ‘try before you buy’ strategy during pandemic
Yet Sweden, a central bank digital currency pioneer, is also their Covid-19 posterchild
Riksbank declines to give detail on corporate bond market for fear of compromising purchase programme
Supporter of bricks and mortar to cut 1,000 jobs and invest in online offering
Do not jump to conclusions about lockdowns before all the data is in and analysed
Anders Tegnell defends country’s policy on virus and warns vaccine will not be magic bullet
The controversial epidemiologist believes lockdown is ‘using a hammer to kill a fly’. Could he be proved right?
Hungary is also taken off the UK government’s list of safe countries
Series of incidents allow conservatives to attack government on law and order and migration
Oslo’s coronavirus quarantine rules anger citizens with holiday homes across the border
Stockholm looks to send strong signal to Russia over Moscow’s increased military activity
Scandinavian country has not followed its neighbours in recommending coverings to limit infection
State-backed rivals to bitcoin are inevitable but carry risks
Region’s children prioritised over other age groups as countries reopen
Evidence suggests neither pupils nor teachers are high-risk groups
The country has tougher restrictions in place than in France or Austria and new infections have plunged
Quarterly GDP contracted only 9% thanks to country’s light-touch approach to virus
Stockholm’s lighter-touch approach led to higher death rates than in other Nordic countries
Better than expected numbers suggests no-lockdown strategy helped business
Johan Torgeby believes lack of formal lockdown helped domestic companies
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