Border checks for most Europeans have now been dropped in Germany,France and elsewhere.
Sweden has dropped its investigation into the unsolved murder of the former prime minister,saying that decision was made because the main suspect died in 2000.
He was shot dead in central Stockholm after going to the movies with his wife and son. The case sparked a massive manhunt and a plethora of conspiracy theories.
Trillions of euros will now be injected into the economies of the European Union to help stabilise member countries.
Sweden's top epidemiologist,Anders Tegnell,has admitted his strategy to fight COVID-19 resulted in too many deaths,after persuading his country to avoid a strict lockdown.
As protests escalated worldwide,solidarity with US demonstrators increasingly mixed with local worries.
For weeks now Belgium has been written off as an unrivalled catastrophe. But the dire numbers don't tell the full story.
To understand just how well Australia is doing with its prudent approach to the pandemic,consider Sweden,the poster child of shutdown sceptics. Australia's economy is doing better,write three leading economists.
Sweden has reaped the benefits of keeping its economy out of lockdown after escaping the dramatic growth slumps suffered by European rivals.
Sweden's central bank may need to have some of its age-old laws changed if it's to act on a pledge to do"whatever it takes"to save the economy.
People struggling to work from home in shared living spaces are discovering a kink in the logic of the open plan.