An off-duty Swedish police officer died after intervening in a fight at a Copenhagen football event, prompting a large community fundraiser for his family.
An off-duty Swedish police officer died after intervening in a fight at a Copenhagen football event, prompting a large community fundraiser for his family.
Sweden's July 2026 tax reforms introduce temporary fuel tax cuts, childcare fee reductions, and new regulations, contributing to a lower overall tax burden and impacting taxpayers nationwide.
Sweden's cultural funding landscape faces challenges prompting calls for increased government support and cross-sector collaboration to uphold democracy and regional growth.
Sweden's parliament has approved stricter residency permit requirements and a new reporting obligation for authorities regarding undocumented foreigners, effective July 13, 2026.
A new survey shows that half of Swedes favor implementing a billionaire tax, especially among women and opposition supporters, indicating strong public backing for wealth redistribution policies.
Sweden's government plans legal reforms to seize properties suspected of espionage use, focusing on Russian-linked sites near key military and infrastructure areas.
The Swedish Parliament has passed new legislation strengthening rural development policies, requiring regional strategies and broader stakeholder consultations, effective July 1, 2026.
Several Swedish politicians from different parties resign amid scandals involving misinformation, extremist materials, and economic crime investigations in 2026.
A report exposes over 300 Swedish local politicians linked to organized crime, highlighting risks to democracy and prompting calls for rigorous background checks and political reform.
A new report reveals over 300 Swedish politicians, including 73 currently active, are linked to organized crime, highlighting systemic threats to governance and society.
A new Swedish report uncovers that over 300 current and former politicians are linked to criminal gangs, exposing deep infiltration of organized crime into political institutions.
Two Swedish politicians face police and tax investigations over financial misreporting and compensation irregularities, highlighting issues of political accountability.
Convicted politicians from left-wing parties are frequently refusing to cooperate in police interrogations ahead of Sweden's 2026 elections, raising transparency concerns.
A leading Vänsterpartiet politician in Alingsås has been convicted of embezzling funds meant for vulnerable children, involving a major party scandal and resulting judicial consequences.