Sweden mulls 'local lockdowns' as Covid cases rise
'The level of immunity ... is not as high as we have believed,' state expert admits.
'The level of immunity ... is not as high as we have believed,' state expert admits.
New York Times: Budget-cutting laid grounds for a wave of death in Swedish nursing homes.
Sweden had been vindicated over its controversial coronavirus strategy, now cases rise.
New York Times: Sweden now has one of Europe's lowest rates of daily new cases.
A week ago it looked like the world's most controversial virus tactic was working.
Sweden's approach has meant life still feels quite normal, writes Richard Orange.
Relaxed approach meant life continued largely as normal... until cases began rising.
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Swedish leaders have doubled down on not recommending the general public wear face masks.
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When most of Europe was in government-enforced lockdown, Sweden did things differently.
Personal freedom at heart of much resistance to masks across northern Europe.
Is its success due to strategy or a Swedish trait that could see cases skyrocket?
Times: Five months on, Sweden is sticking to Plan A. Here's why.
Sweden has one of the highest global death rates. Yet it may be close to herd immunity.
The WHO has listed Sweden among 11 countries seeing "accelerated transmission".
A Swedish expert says the world is "crazy" not to follow the country's coronavirus model.
New York Times: Sweden's Scandinavian neighbours have all closed their borders to Swedes.
Financial Times: A flawed policy on Covid-19 was driven by the country's exceptionalism.
The Swedes chose not to implement a strict lockdown but have a high mortality rate.
One coastal city has shown a remarkably different result to Stockholm.
Sweden suffered its worst day for new virus cases, due to a long-delayed surge in testing.
Australia and NZ have the lowest Covid death rates in the OECD.
Swedish chief epidemiologist showed contrition as criticism mounted over country's method.
Comment: New Zealand's 'go hard, go early' approach differs from Sweden. So who's right?
Whatever form the inquiry takes - and whenever it's done - the world must learn from this.
Signs are emerging that Swedes are not following voluntary social distancing guidelines.