The mystery of Raoul Wallenberg remains unsolved. Sixty-seven years after Swedish diplomat Raoul Wallenberg was arrested in Budapest by agents of Russian counterespionage organization Smersh, his fate remains one of the most troubling enigmas of the Second World War. More»

The Swedish agency 'Kammarkollegiet,' which handles registration of religious denominations has registered Kopimism as a religion. More»

Today it’s Friday the 13th, supposedly a day of bad luck; but is that really the case? More»

Today is Epiphany – what used to be similar to today's Halloween in the 19th century... More»

It’s a festivity when we do everything in our power to spend time with family and friends. More»

Now on par with Champagne, Parmesan cheese or Gorgonzola - first Swedish product to receive European Union 'Protected Geographical Status'. More»

Scandinavian royalties and other heads-of- states joined for a historic gathering at the Hilton Hotel in New York City. More»

2011 marks the centennial of the birth of beloved Swedish tenor, Jussi Bjorling (1911-1960). One of the performances you won't want to miss... More»

Scandinavian Art Comes to America 1912 - an international exhibition of early modern Scandinavian paintings. More»

If you're located in or around Jersey City, NJ, and are the parent of small children then you need to prick up your years. More»

You believe it is better to always buy local, right? Well, that's a myth according to Swedish research. More»

A quick meeting with Swedish opera singer Oskar Bly, in New York to perform in "La bohéme" and to give concerts, one of them today's hommage to Jussi Bjorling. More»

The Swedish director Ruben Östlund's much discussed - and highly awarded - film, "Play," had its U.S. premier at the New York Film Festival in October. More»

Sweden rallied to beat Holland 3-2 to qualify for the 2012 UEFA European Championships. More»

Starting October 1, you can apply to stay for free in Stockholm if you're a blogger More»