Airbnb is setting its sights on becoming more than just a vacation rental platform. With a new app redesign, the company aims to evolve into the “end-to-end travel app” that CEO Brian Chesky has long ...

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BASEL, Switzerland (AP) — Competition in the 69th Eurovision Song Contest kicks off Tuesday, with performers from 15 ...

Far-right populists are threatening to eclipse Europe’s once-powerful conservative parties, in one of the biggest political ...

So far this year, police in Sweden have detained at least 13 women ... Though police referenced other possible immigration-related reasons for some deportations, in some of the decisions to ...

Ten years on from the arrival of record numbers of refugees we also look at how Sweden reacted to the 2015 crisis how how its approach to asylum immigration has changed since then. For Membership+ ...

WATCH: Center-right party wins Germany’s election as far-right doubles its support The Social Democrats suffered their worst result since World War II, finishing third with ... without the far-right, ...

The Social Democrats suffered their worst result since World War II, finishing third with just 16.4% of the vote. But the conservatives need their support to assemble a parliamentary majority without ...

Ever since World War II Sweden has been a country of immigration. Many people have come for work. Migrants from Germany and other Nordic and Baltic countries made up the bulk of post-war immigrants.

Sweden has traditionally welcomed refugees, taking in Jews during WW2, Iranians fleeing the revolution, and a large number of people from the former Yugoslavia. But is that approach changing?

Long gone are the days when Sweden prided itself on being one of the most generous countries with asylum and immigration. Now, hardly a week goes by without the governing majority – made up of ...