Emma Lofgren is a freelance columnist who writes for One Media and The Local Europe. She has also been featured in the Center for American Progress. Emma's articles cover a wide range of topics, including current events, cultural observations, and personal experiences, with a focus on life in Sweden.
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Emma Lofgren's articles predominantly focus on government announcements, breaking news, and evolving stories in Sweden. She delves into the country's political landscape and societal issues through a variety of topics such as weather, sports events like the European Men’s Handball Championship, and general news.
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Sweden’s tax season got under way on Monday morning, with thousands immediately flocking to the Tax Agency’s website to find out whether they are owed money back or have to pay arrears.
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As news was heating up about Sweden being expected to become a member of Nato on Thursday, one question was on nobody’s mind but ours: how do you say member in Swedish anyway?
The Local's editor Emma Löfgren writes about the biggest stories of the week in our Inside Sweden newsletter.
Tick-borne encephalitis (TBE) has more than doubled in Sweden in the past decade. Who should get vaccinated against it and how much does it cost?
Sweden's inflation fell faster than expected last month, new figures show.
By: Emma Löfgren
It should be easier for work permit holders to take dishonest employers to court, a new report by the Swedish Confederation for Professional Employees (TCO) argues.
The Local's editor Emma Löfgren writes about the biggest stories of the week in our Inside Sweden newsletter.
By: Emma Löfgren
Two thirds of all Eurovision tickets have been snapped up by foreign visitors, with new figures revealing the top ten countries which will have the most fans in the audience in Malmö.
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