Immigration Crackdown: Sweden’s parliament has approved a “good behaviour” law that lets authorities revoke residency permits for non-criminal conduct such as unpaid debts, tax issues, undeclared work and links to extremist groups, with retroactive reach—part of the government’s push ahead of September elections. Church Oversight: The Church of Sweden has opened an ethics probe into Birgitta Ed, the prime minister’s wife, over concerns tied to a spiritual foundation she leads, including alleged fundraising and use of church contacts. World Cup Shock & Coach Change: Tunisia sacked Sabri Lamouchi after a 5-1 opening loss to Sweden and moved quickly to appoint Hervé Renard, with a crucial next match against Japan. Tech & Media: Storytel launched “Storytel Genie,” adding AI-generated chapter recaps, interactive chats and personalised picks for Swedish subscribers. Industry & Jobs: Work has begun on Volvo CE’s new excavator factory in Eskilstuna, a SEK 700m investment due in 2028. Energy: Sweden received a third state-aid application for nuclear power, submitted by Studsvik for modular reactor projects in Nyköping and Valdemarsvik. Transport Logistics: Green Cargo will take over operation of the Årsta intermodal terminal near Stockholm from October 2026 to 2029.