Former national security advisor Henrik Landerholm is on trial in Sweden's appellate court over alleged gross negligence for leaving classified NATO-related documents unsecured.
Despite a 5% drop in grocery prices, the majority of Swedish households face ongoing financial strain and have cut back on spending in 2025, reflecting cautious economic behavior and uneven recovery.
Former national security advisor Henrik Landerholm is on trial in Sweden's appellate court over alleged gross negligence for leaving classified NATO-related documents unsecured.
SvD Kultur's list of Sweden's 20 top living authors spotlights female writers dominating the top five ranks, prompting renewed dialogue on gender and literary influence in Sweden.
The arrest of Ali Namdar in Morocco is expected to temporarily reduce violence tied to the Foxtrot criminal network in Sweden and Norway, with extradition efforts ongoing.
Riksrevisionen's 2026 report sharply criticizes the Swedish Police and Customs for failing to effectively combat illegal firearms due to shortcomings in strategy, communication, and resources.
An 18-year-old man known as 'Chai' has been sentenced to over ten years in prison for orchestrating violent and sexual crimes through the online sect 764, marking a landmark case of distance violence involving victims across multiple countries.
Sweden experiences a significant surge in school violence and threats in 2026, highlighted by a fatal sword attack in Fagersta and a serious assault in Järfälla, prompting increased safety measures nationwide.
Haval Khalil, a key suspected organized crime figure, has been extradited from Romania to Sweden and arrested, highlighting international law enforcement cooperation and Sweden's fight against gang violence.
The inheritance dispute of the late Count Hans-Gabriel Trolle-Wachtmeister between two noble families has gone to court, focusing on the will's validity and claims of undue influence.
Sweden’s 15-year-olds achieve historic lows in PISA scores, prompting teacher union demands for urgent reforms and sparking debate on causes such as increased screen time.
Sweden's 2025 PISA results mark historic lows in student performance, with significant declines in math and reading prompting concerns over educational inequality and screen time impact.
Swedish police have ordered the removal of 30 criminal gang recruitment ads from social media, using new legal powers to quickly take down violent job offers.
Sweden has purchased the HIMARS rocket artillery system from the US, enhancing its military range and capabilities while establishing domestic ammunition production and Finnish cooperation.
Sweden tests the SE-Alert emergency alert system by sounding alarms on 2.6 million phones in Stockholm and Gotland, ensuring readiness and highlighting safety concerns for vulnerable populations.
Surveillance cameras at Brinellskolan in Fagersta were activated hours before the deadly school shooting, assisting police in investigating the tragic event.
A Stockholm court convicted an activist of aggravated defamation for publicly naming sexual offenders, fueling debate over defamation laws and public warnings.
Swedish Customs seizes over 180,000 narcotic tablets in a major bust leading to prosecution of five suspects linked to an organized smuggling network from the Netherlands.
A former youth leader in Umeå sentenced to two years for possessing and producing severe child pornography, including secretly filmed camp footage dating back over a decade.
A government report warns that Sweden’s population may decline by four million by 2100 due to low migration, fewer births, and aging, with significant economic impacts.
Charges of negligence have been filed against the captain and pilot of the bulk carrier involved in a July 2023 fatal collision near Tjörn, where two people died and others were injured.
The Konjunkturinstitutet finds Sweden's budget space for reforms larger than government estimates despite high deficits and defense costs outside the budget.
Sweden’s Armed Forces seek to expropriate a Russian-linked waterfront property near Muskö naval base over national security concerns amid drone warfare threats.
In response to a violent school attack linked to Liam Nebel, Sweden establishes a School Attack Commission to prevent future incidents and improve early detection of risks.
Following the August 2026 school attack in Sweden, media outlets are adopting varied strategies with Svenska Dagbladet emphasizing victim-focused, ethical reporting over perpetrator notoriety.
An 18-year-old suspect has been arrested for the Fagersta school attack, raising concerns about violent online influence and prompting political calls for unity and calm.
Following the fatal sword attack at Brinellskolan, community and students remain in shock and uncertainty about the school's reopening and security measures.
An analysis of Liam Nebel's background, prior offenses, and disturbing social media activity sheds light on the suspect behind the Fagersta school attack.
The Fagersta school attack has exposed a disturbing online community that glorifies violence, while experts call for improved preventive measures and cooperation.
An 18-year-old student attacked Brinellskolan in Fagersta with a sword, killing one and injuring three, prompting national mourning and calls for improved school safety measures.