Burglaries and thefts in Sweden have decreased significantly due to enhanced policing, better cross-border cooperation, and extensive deportations of criminals.
Burglaries and thefts in Sweden have decreased significantly due to enhanced policing, better cross-border cooperation, and extensive deportations of criminals.
A shooting at a villa in Älvsjö in southern Stockholm on May 23, 2026, left three wounded, including one seriously, with police treating the event as an isolated conflict amid ongoing investigations.
A new report reveals over 300 Swedish politicians, including 73 currently active, are linked to organized crime, highlighting systemic threats to governance and society.
New mortgage rules in Sweden have sparked the largest increase in property listings in a decade, creating a positive market outlook despite potential price stabilization.
Sweden's new credit easing measures approved in March 2026 are invigorating the housing market with rising prices and faster sales, alongside upcoming accounting reforms for housing associations.