Tidöpartierna Proposes Prison Sentences Up to Six Years for Abuse of Public Office
Sweden's Tidöpartierna coalition proposes a new law criminalizing abuse of public office by politicians and civil servants with penalties up to six years in prison.
Sweden's Tidöpartierna coalition proposes a new law criminalizing abuse of public office by politicians and civil servants with penalties up to six years in prison.
The trial of Norwegian royal affiliate Marius Borg Høiby begins amid serious allegations of violent threats, rape, and abuse, drawing intense public and media scrutiny.
Lund District Court acquits six Staffanstorp politicians charged with misconduct after refusing to accept Syrian quota refugees, citing lack of legal authority and rescinded obligations from migration authorities.
Moderates and Sweden Democrats demand resignations of two Social Democrats in Sundsvall amid serious economic crime investigations involving municipal companies and financial misconduct.
Opposition parties in Sundsvall demand resignations of Social Democratic politicians amid an ongoing economic crime investigation involving municipal companies.
Two local Swedish political scandals emerge as Social Democrats face financial crime allegations in Sundsvall and Sweden Democrats investigate a suspected illegal pub in Skinnskatteberg.
Police raid in Sundsvall municipal offices leads to suspicions of economic crimes against two Social Democratic politicians linked to municipal companies' 2024 reports.
A coordinated raid by the Swedish Economic Crime Authority at Sundsvall's municipal offices led to multiple arrests linked to municipal companies, with authorities investigating suspected economic crimes.
Children's rights organizations in Sweden strongly reject the government plan to lower the criminal responsibility age to 13, citing lack of scientific proof and risks to children's rights.
The Swedish Data Protection Authority fines Sportadmin 6 million kronor following a major 2022 data breach exposing sensitive data of over 2 million individuals, including children and royalty.
A Stockholm police officer is on trial for multiple sexual offenses against minors committed via Snapchat, with charges including rape and exploitation.
New reports show Sweden's criminal economy totals over 350 billion kronor yearly, prompting enhanced multi-sector collaboration to fight organized crime.
A school employee in Kalmar län has been arrested and is facing serious charges related to online sexual crimes against children, with international victims primarily in the Philippines and Africa.
New reports reveal Sweden's criminal economy generates 352 billion kronor annually with profits of 185 billion, representing over 5% of GDP and underscoring the urgent need for coordinated action.
A man has been sentenced to four years in prison for financial mismanagement and fraud in a Malmö housing association, which faces severe financial trouble and risks a forced sale.
Stockholm has received over 10,000 complaints over poor snow clearing, mainly in southern districts, prompting possible fines for contractors amid public distress.
Swedbank avoids hefty fines in a lengthy money laundering probe amid rising crime and geopolitical risks impacting Scandinavian businesses.
The Swedish government is introducing its largest criminal law reform in modern times, increasing penalties for about fifty crimes to better protect victims and society.
Seven individuals face charges including arson, threats, and child abduction against politicians and officials in Stockholm County, reflecting serious systemic threats to democracy.
Seven individuals face serious charges including threats, arson, and child abduction against politicians and officials in Stockholm County, with a trial set for January 23.
A series of violent home invasions targeting elderly women in Huskvarna, including robbery and attempted rape, has prompted police investigations and public warnings.
Sweden experienced a significant rise in bombings as a form of strategic violence in 2025 alongside the arrest of a key suspect involved in a violent Örebro crime wave.
Vilma Andersson, 26, is suspected of the brutal murder and dismemberment of a woman in Rönninge, with a criminal history including attempted kidnapping and child pornography.
Vilma Andersson's suspected murder case involves theories of copycat behavior and reveals a very high risk of sexual offense recidivism during his incarceration.
An investigation uncovers that over 130 employees in Enköping's care administration have criminal records, prompting political concern about vetting failures.
Tele2 blocked 7.5 million attempts to access child sexual abuse material in 2025, demonstrating increased efforts to protect users and prevent the spread of such content.
The murder of a young woman in Rönninge has led to arrests, public mourning, and calls for systemic reforms in Sweden's justice and safety systems.
Recent murders of women in Salem and Boden have led to public mourning and announced legislative changes to combat violent crime and protect women in Sweden.
Legal actions against Swedish politicians in 2025 include a criminal detention for severe violation of women's peace and a court order for unpaid taxes totaling 1.9 million kronor.
A former Växjö politician is detained for serious women's rights violations while another former politician is acquitted for threatening emails, highlighting Sweden's legal boundaries in political disputes.
Two brutal murders in Boden and Rönninge over Christmas 2025 have shocked Sweden, leading to police investigations, community mourning, and government calls for criminal justice reforms.
Christmas 2025 in Sweden was marked by widespread violence and disorder, including a fatal crime in Boden, fireworks-related disturbances, arrests, and police interventions across multiple cities.
Residential burglaries in Sweden have decreased since the pandemic, with police suspecting a shift to fraud due to falling values of stolen goods.
A mother in Sweden receives a prison sentence for failing to prevent the female genital mutilation of her daughter, marking the country's first conviction on this issue.
Three men have been arrested on suspicion of handling a bomb linked to a recent bombing in Gothenburg's Johanneberg district, with charges focusing on violations involving explosive materials.
Entrepreneur Jan Emanuel has been fined for illegally filming at the Berga amphibious regiment, with plans to appeal the conviction.
Employees at VLT's Västerås office found feces smeared across premises, prompting police investigation and security review.
A female employee at Danderyd Hospital has been arrested and remanded on suspicion of multiple serious thefts involving patients' valuables earlier this year.
Sweden proposes constitutional changes to revoke citizenship for dual citizens convicted of serious gang-related crimes, amid concerns over national security and public safety.
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.