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The Local's Nordic editor Richard Orange rounds up the biggest stories of the week in our Inside Sweden newsletter.

Warnings for gales and floods, property prices down for fourth month in a row, deputy PM slammed for anonymous witness post, and more news from Sweden on Thursday.

Prices of houses and apartments in Sweden fell for the fourth month in the row in January, but that still left them 4.2 percent up over the year. Here's where they rose the most.

Most people in Sweden had to make do with a grey and muddy Christmas, but the New Year has brought a sizeable dump of snow and sub-zero temperatures in some areas. How is this affecting travel?

The new year has brought snow flurries to Norway and an orange weather warning is in place for western and central Norway, with drivers asked to stay at home, airports reporting delays, and buses in Trøndelag county cancelled.https://cms.thelocal.com/wp-admin/profile.php

Norway's former prime minister Erna Solberg has said she would be willing to serve as a minister in a coalition government headed by the populist Progress Party.

A survey of The Local's readers found last month that many believed their cases had been negatively affected after they were given the wrong information by the Migration Agency. The agency told us how it checks the information it gives out is correct.

The Local's Nordic Editor Richard Orange rounds up the biggest stories of the week in our Inside Sweden newsletter.

This is the year on which the Swedish right-wing parties' decision to open up to the Sweden Democrats will be judged. Will far-reaching reforms to migration, criminal justice and nuclear power be realised, asks The Local's Nordic Editor Richard Orange.

Denmark gave the US military sovereignty over Greenland in 1941, making it hard to see what more President-elect Donald Trump has to gain from recent overtures, Ulrik Pram Gad, a Greenland expert at the Danish Institute for International Studies, told The Local.