Police Prepare for Salemmarschen Far-Right March Amid Public Concern
The Salemmarschen far-right march returns after 15 years, with police preparing for large-scale security and societal concerns amid ongoing debates about extremism.
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SMHI Issues Yellow Warning for Sudden Icy Roads Across Northern Sweden
SMHI warns drivers in northern Sweden of a weekend stretch of sudden icy roads from Värmland to Norrland, urging caution amid freezing rain forecasts.
Two Arrested in Borlänge Murder Investigation
Two people have been arrested on suspicion of murder in Borlänge following a police response to a residence late Thursday evening.
Swedish Court Upholds Lengthy Sentences in Vast Elderly Fraud Scheme
The Swedish appellate court upheld long prison sentences for leaders of a massive fraud scheme that targeted elderly individuals, confirming the organized and brutal nature of their crimes.
Multiple Violent Attacks Highlight Concerns Across Sweden in December 2025
Recent violent crimes in Sweden highlight deadly attacks, including a dismemberment murder, a fatal assault on a Ukrainian refugee, and a brutal attack in Stockholm.
Furuviksparken to Relocate Remaining Chimpanzees to Edinburgh Zoo Following 2022 Escape Tragedy
Furuviksparken will permanently move its remaining chimpanzees to Edinburgh Zoo by 2026, following a fatal escape incident in 2022 and subsequent welfare concerns.
Sweden Records Lowest Birth Rate Since 2003 Amid Rising Maternal Age and Health Risks
Sweden’s 2024 birth statistics reveal the lowest birth rate since 2003 with first-time mothers averaging over 30 years and rising maternal health risks linked to overweight and age.
Sweden Implements Stricter Penalties for Drone Violations Starting 2024
Stricter fines and imprisonment introduced in Sweden from January 2024 to regulate drone use and improve air traffic safety amid rising numbers of drones.
Vehicle Inspection Technician in Växjö Charged with Serious Bribery Over Faulty Approvals
A vehicle inspection technician in Växjö is charged with serious bribery after accepting payments to pass vehicles with faults; ten customers are also charged but deny wrongdoing.
Swedish Police Launch Online Patrol in Gaming Worlds to Combat Grooming and Engage Youth
Swedish police have started patrolling online gaming communities to engage youths and prevent grooming, debuting their approach at the Dreamhack festival with plans for secure digital communication channels.
High-Profile Swedish Abuse and Murder Cases Shake Public Trust
Two major criminal cases in Sweden involve charges of child abuse against a politician and a murder linked to domestic violence in Gothenburg.
Trials Begin in Two High-Profile Murder Cases in Sweden
Swedish courts have opened trials for two serious murder cases involving a teenage victim in Stockholm and an assault-related death in Gothenburg, with accused denying and admitting guilt respectively.
Rising Christmas Food Prices in Sweden and Controversial Supermarket Pricing Practices in 2025
Christmas 2025 food prices in Sweden rise amid notable increases in chocolate and coffee costs, while investigations reveal dubious pricing tactics by Ica stores.
Grading System Disadvantages Science and Technology Students, Threatening Sweden's STEM Goals
A report shows that Sweden's grading system lowers final grades for science and technology students, affecting stem enrollment and prompting calls for reforms.
Criticism Mounts Over Police Handling of 2023 Prostitution Case Involving Pregnant Woman
The 2023 case of a pregnant woman selling sex from a secluded cottage in Karlskrona has drawn sharp criticism over police delays and dropped charges against the suspected pimp, highlighting investigative challenges in sex work-related crimes.
Swedish Preschool Teachers Feel Valued by Parents but Struggle with Work Conditions, OECD Report Reveals
Swedish preschool educators report high job satisfaction and strong parental appreciation but face significant stress and feel undervalued by employers and politicians, reveals a 2025 OECD report.
Violent Attacks Shake Swedish Public Transport and Ambulance Workers in Early December
Several violent attacks against Swedish bus and ambulance workers in early December 2025 highlight increasing risks faced by frontline personnel during their duties.
Swedish Police Update: 65 Vulnerable Areas Identified with Notable Changes in 2025
The 2025 Swedish police report identifies 65 vulnerable areas, highlighting neighborhood classification changes and positive trends in crime reduction.
New Swedish Law Boosts Cooperation Among Agencies to Protect Children Online Amid Parental Concerns
A new Swedish law enabling inter-agency information sharing aims to strengthen protections for children online, addressing widespread parental concerns about harmful content and online crime.
Extreme Slippery Conditions in Norrbotten Cause Surge in Injuries and Emergency Strain
Severe icy conditions in Norrbotten have led to a surge in injuries and emergency room strain, despite precautions like shoe spikes.
Trial Sheds Light on Challenges and Calls for Protection After Ambulance Nurse’s Murder
The trial over the murder of ambulance nurse Helene Löfgren highlights the risks facing emergency personnel and sparks calls for better protective measures.
Fatal Violence Against Women in Karlskrona and Uppsala Highlights Ongoing Domestic Abuse Issues
Two recent fatal cases in Karlskrona and Uppsala reveal ongoing domestic violence issues, involving previous contact bans and legal actions.
Trial Begins for Man Accused of Fatally Stabbing Ambulance Worker in Hudiksvall
A 26-year-old man is on trial in Hudiksvall for fatally stabbing an ambulance worker, admitting to stabbing but denying murder, while questions remain about prior warnings and communication to emergency staff.
Thousands of Swedish Homeowners Face Rising Property Damage from Extreme Weather
A surge in extreme weather in Sweden has led to mass homeowner property damage and a tripling of related insurance claims over five years, highlighting rising climate concerns.
Trial Begins for 26-Year-Old Accused in the Murder of Ambulance Worker Helena Löfgren
A 26-year-old man stands trial for the murder of ambulance worker Helena Löfgren, with details highlighting the attack circumstances and procedural concerns.
Ambulance Caregiver Fatally Stabbed in Harmånger; Trial Pending Amid Calls for Improved Staff Safety
An ambulance caregiver was fatally stabbed in Harmånger, prompting an upcoming trial and renewed calls for improved safety protocols for emergency responders.
Thousands of Mobile Phones in Sweden Blocked from Reaching Emergency Number 112 Due to 2G and 3G Network Shutdown
Mobile operators in Sweden will shut down 2G and 3G networks from December 1, causing thousands of older phones to lose access to emergency calls to 112.
Swedish Police Admit Past Failures, Adopt New Tactics to Combat Domestic Violence
National police chief Petra Lundh admits past policing failures on domestic violence as Sweden sees rising reports and adopts proactive offender-focused strategies.
Church of Sweden Warns Against Belarusian Nuns Linked to Russian Intelligence
The Church of Sweden warns congregations against inviting Belarusian nuns linked to the Russian regime due to alleged support for the invasion of Ukraine, with the monastery denying the claims.
New Evidence in Knutby Murder Case Sparks Retrial Debate Amid Local Community Fatigue
Renewed evidence in the Knutby murder case prompts retrial debates while residents grapple with ongoing media scrutiny decades later.
Thousands of Gang-Involved Individuals in Sweden Receive Billions in Welfare Benefits, Prompting Government Action
Swedish authorities reveal thousands of gang-affiliated individuals receive billions in welfare benefits, prompting new anti-fraud legislation and government intervention.
White Snus Consumption Surges in Sweden, Transforming Tobacco Use Habits
White snus consumption in Sweden has soared, doubling since 2016 and driving overall increases in snus use, especially among youth and women.
Father Convicted in Fatal Stångån Car Accident that Claimed Wife and Daughter
A Linköping father has been convicted for causing the deaths of his wife and daughter in a Stångån car accident after failing to secure the vehicle.
Turkish Guest Workers Protest in Boden Over Unpaid Wages Amid Labor Exploitation Concerns
Turkish guest workers protest in Boden, Sweden, over unpaid wages at a construction site, exposing labor exploitation and permit issues.
At Least 40 Million Kronor in Welfare Payments Mistakenly Given to Individuals Without Residency Rights in Sweden
Swedish analysis reveals at least 40 million kronor in welfare payments mistakenly made to non-residents in 2024, prompting enhanced oversight measures.
Swedish-Born Boy Subeer Faces Deportation to Ethiopia Despite Community Support
Seven-year-old Swedish-born boy Subeer and his mother face deportation to Ethiopia, prompting local protests and highlighting migrant residency issues.
Renewed Scrutiny Spurs Calls for Retrial in 2004 Knutby Murder Case
New evidence and expert opinions prompt a legal review and calls for retrial in the 2004 Knutby murder case involving Sara Svensson.
Sweden Faces Annual Economic Loss of 600 Billion Kronor Amid Record Fund Wealth and Strategic Investments
Sweden's economy balances record fund wealth growth with a 600 billion kronor annual loss due to inefficient linear economic practices, while firms like Spiltan Invest adopt collaborative long-term investment strategies.
Swedish Court Upholds Acquittal of Russian-Swedish Businessman on Espionage Charges
The Svea Court of Appeal has upheld the acquittal of a dual Russian-Swedish businessman charged with espionage, citing insufficient evidence to prove national security threats.
CSN Payment Issues Leave Thousands of Swedish Students Without Financial Aid
Technical payment errors at CSN have delayed financial support for 10,000 Swedish students, causing financial hardship and communication challenges.
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