Sweden reports lowest population growth in 22 years
Sweden has reported its lowest population increase in absolute terms since 2001, with the country’s population growing by 30,200 people last year.
Sweden has reported its lowest population increase in absolute terms since 2001, with the country’s population growing by 30,200 people last year.
Sweden leads the way in the European Union in terms of the use of renewable energy to power heating and cooling.
Close to one in ten of Sweden’s population (9%) aged 16 or older suffers from ‘severe pain’ in the shoulders, neck, back, hip, arms, or legs.
Consumer confidence in the Finnish economy is ‘gloomy’, although it has shown signs of improvement, according to Kaupan Liitto.
Positive employment figures have been the ‘sunshine story’ of 2023 in Denmark, the Danish Chamber of Commerce (Dansk Erhverv) has said.