Richard Orange is an editor for The Local Sweden, with a focus on multinational news in Sweden. He also writes for The Local Denmark, The Local, One Media, and The Local Europe. Richard's articles cover a wide range of topics, including culture, politics, travel, and current events in Scandinavia.
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The cost of food in Sweden has fallen year-on-year for the first time since the summer of 2021, Sweden's official statistics agency has reported, with inflation overall falling more than expected.
By: Richard Orange
People from Copenhagen aren't known for having the most positive feelings towards their country cousins on the Jutland peninsular. The Local asked some Copenhageners what they really thought.
By: Richard Orange
Much of the Copenhagen's 400-year-old Stock Exchange building was still on fire at midday on Tuesday. Here's what we know so far.
By: Richard Orange
In Sweden, people subletting apartments are not allowed to charge more in rent than they themselves pay. But foreign subtenants don't always know this. We asked Roland Sjölin, lawyer at the Swedish Tenants' Association, about how to get back excess rent.
The Local's Nordic editor Richard Orange rounds up the biggest stories of the week in our Inside Sweden newsletter.
By: Richard Orange
A new analysis by the Confederation of Swedish Enterprise has found that 51 percent of the labour migrants likely to be blocked by a new higher salary threshold will be graduates. Karin Johansson, the organisation's Deputy Director General, told The Local how this will hurt businesses.
By: Richard Orange
A new analysis by the Confederation of Swedish Enterprise has found that 51 percent of the labour migrants likely to be blocked by a new higher salary threshold will be graduates. Karin Johansson, the organisation's Deputy Director General, told The Local how this will hurt businesses.
By: Richard Orange
Politicians in the Swedish city of Malmö have decided where the first three stops will be if a new Öresund Metro is built, linking the city to the Danish capital - and they are planning on using the earth excavated to build a whole new city district.
By: Richard Orange
Sweden's main employers' group has attacked a proposal to exempt some jobs from a minimum salary for work permits, saying this "unacceptable" political interference in the labour model risked seriously affecting competitiveness.
By: Richard Orange
Sweden's parliamentary defence commission on Friday recommended adding 52.8 billion kronor to the national defence budget by 2030, taking defence spending to 2.6 percent of GDP.
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