2025 Sees Unprecedented Rise in Lethality of Shootings in Sweden
Sweden experiences record high fatalities in shootings, linked to organized crime and execution-style killings.
Sweden experiences record high fatalities in shootings, linked to organized crime and execution-style killings.
Sweden experiences record high fatalities in shootings, linked to organized crime and execution-style killings.
A man is suspected of stealing electricity for over 30 years in Lindesbergs.
A Swedish court has reduced Andreas Holm's sentence for sexual offenses from five to four years, sparking disappointment from the prosecutor.
A debate has erupted over Sveriges Radio's Gaza coverage, highlighting criticism of bias and responses from SR's leadership.
A Court of Appeal in Västerbotten acquitted a teenage boy of rape charges, igniting discussions on consent laws and women's rights.
A tragic house fire in Öland claims a life, raising serious concerns about fire service leadership and response operations.
A Gothenburg man becomes the first to be fined under Sweden's new law criminalizing insults to public officials.
Sweden faces a sharp increase in GPS disturbances, raising aviation safety concerns and prompting international responses.
Sweden sees a notable drop in shootings while bombings surge this summer.
A surge in sextortion cases in Sweden highlights the need for parental awareness and action.
Recent gang-related incidents in Sweden involve arson and a double murder linked to narcotics disputes.
Cycleurope recalls Tec Lelle and Boo children's helmets due to serious safety risks.
Culinary experts criticize Sweden's cultural canon for omitting food culture from its list.
A man receives a 16-year sentence for shooting at police officers during a March incident in Karlshamn.
Skolverket reports significant decline in Swedish-born students' academic performance post-pandemic, highlighting disparities linked to family background and teacher distribution.
Caroline Jarheim, a teacher suspended during her pregnancy, is pursuing legal action for compensation and justice.
Sweden proposes new registration and reporting regulations for recreational fishermen.
A resurgence of family festivals and youth creativity centers is bringing community together in Sweden.
Legal proceedings are underway regarding the Eslöv bus knife attack involving a 15-year-old girl and her accomplices.
Sweden is grappling with increased Russian espionage activities in 2025, causing national security concerns.
Arbetsförmedlingen has started tracking unemployed individuals' IP addresses to prevent fraudulent benefit claims.
Sweden sees a seasonal rise in divorce applications as summer ends, with financial pressures mounting for families.
Minervaskolan in Umeå implements a strict mobile phone ban for high school students, prompting parental concerns and raising discussions about student focus.
The Swedish Enforcement Authority, Kronofogden, is increasing remote seizures of luxury vehicles from criminals, enabled by a 2022 law.
Only four convictions in illegal eel fishing in Blekinge despite significant seizures.
Swedish military conducts live rocket firings during joint exercises in northern Sweden.
The lifting of Sweden's uranium mining ban raises environmental concerns in Oviken.
Stockholm police officer under investigation for alleged domestic violence against his sister at a family gathering.
The moose population in Sweden has increased by 10%, indicating a recovery after years of decline due to changing hunting practices.
Emergency services on Öland failed to notify a woman's family about her death for months after a miscommunication during a fire incident.
Sweden plans a record expansion of speed cameras in 2024 to improve road safety.
A theft gang has stolen over 40 ATVs in northern Sweden this summer, prompting police warnings and public appeals for assistance.
In Borås, a group of girls is under investigation for assaulting peers through forced humiliation and violent acts.
New Swedish legislation enhances Customs' powers against the export of stolen goods.
A recent wolf attack in Östergötland killed 17 sheep, prompting protective hunting measures.
The Red Cross reveals that hundreds of Swedes are missing thousands of family members due to conflicts, emphasizing the emotional toll and the organization's efforts to reconnect them.
A house fire in Rälla leads to the death of Åsa, emphasizing severe emergency services failures.
The last mail flight to Gotland concludes a century of air mail service as deliveries shift to sea transport.
Sweden's military orders underwater drones for Baltic Sea defense against emerging threats.
Sabah Momika voices concerns over the investigation into his son's murder, emphasizing failures in Swedish protection measures.