Mexican authorities report arrest of Swedish gang leader Mikael 'Greken' Tenezos; Swedish officials have yet to confirm, and experts suggest the arrest may reduce gang violence.
Swedish Defense Minister Pål Jonson attributes recent GPS disruptions affecting ambulances and maritime traffic to Russian or Belarusian interference, highlighting increased security risks.
Swedish gang leaders Mikael Tenezos and Eddie Jobe have been arrested in Mexico and Austria respectively, years after being wanted for violent crimes including a 2012 murder case.
The harbor seal in Sweden is now classified as endangered due to climate change and human impacts, with related seals near threatened amid rapid Arctic warming.
Authorities move swiftly to detain suspects in recent gang-related shootings in Gävle and Stockholm, highlighting ongoing criminal violence and risks of retaliation.
Following the Gaza conflict, Jewish leaders in Sweden express hope that a lasting peace will reduce the recent surge in antisemitism across the country.
The Swedish government is investing over five billion kronor in 2025 to upgrade anti-drone systems and enhance Gripen fighter aircraft capabilities, strengthening national defense against aerial threats.
A 14-year-old boy is suspected in a gang-related shooting in Gävle, prompting arrests, political criticism, and calls for investigation into social services' actions.
Twenty-nine Thai berry pickers exploited in Västerbotten during 2023 have received compensation totaling 2.3 million SEK following convictions for human trafficking.
Greta Thunberg returns to Sweden after deportation from Israel and leads a compelling speech at Sergels torg criticizing government inaction on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Sweden faces potential winter power shortages after Svenska Kraftnät cancels strategic reserve procurement due to EU price caps, risking outages and higher prices.
After a police investigation cleared him of misconduct allegations, TikTok personality Alex Lindvall speaks out against the damaging social media defamation he endured.
A 14-year-old boy is accused of shooting six people in Gävle in a suspected gang-related incident; none of the victims were the intended targets and all survived with non-life-threatening injuries.
A resident at an Eskilstuna care home died after choking on a chicken tortilla, exposing procedural deficiencies and the need for better emergency training among staff.
Two violent incidents on October 5, 2025, in Stockholm's Sätra and Gävle reveal rising concerns over public safety and juvenile crime in Sweden, prompting investigations and debates on lowering the age of criminal responsibility.
Violent crimes by Swedish children have surged in 2025, with arrests of very young suspects, online gang recruitment, and a fatal shooting highlighting the crisis.
Authorities continue their investigation following a shooting in Gävle where six youths were injured by a 14-year-old suspect, with ongoing hospitalizations and witness interviews.
Swedish police have introduced six digital stations on social media to enhance community interaction and address crime prevention concerns, focusing on youth recruitment and public safety.
Sweden’s national police chief seeks 10,000 additional police officers to meet EU average police density, emphasizing recruitment of active officers over civilian staff.
Six people were injured in a Gävle shooting including 17-year-old Elsa who was shot in both legs; a 13-year-old boy has been arrested and is under investigation for attempted murder and weapons offenses.
Swedes express outrage over the exclusion of traditional foods like knäckebröd from the new 2025 cultural canon, calling for its recognition as a national symbol.
Witnesses and local business workers in Gävle acted swiftly to aid victims after a shooting left six young people injured, highlighting community trauma and rising violence concerns.
Recent violent incidents involving teenagers in Stockholm and Malmö reveal serious crimes connected to youth and organized criminal networks, with ongoing investigations and charges.