Sweden Confirms Readiness for NATO's Arctic Sentry Mission in Greenland
Sweden expresses readiness to support NATO's Arctic Sentry mission in Greenland, following Danish efforts to establish a long-term operation involving the US.
Sweden expresses readiness to support NATO's Arctic Sentry mission in Greenland, following Danish efforts to establish a long-term operation involving the US.
Sweden expresses readiness to support NATO's Arctic Sentry mission in Greenland, following Danish efforts to establish a long-term operation involving the US.
Sweden's National Security Council met urgently to align defense and security strategies amid calls for increased military upgrades and conscription.
Survey shows record support for Sweden's military defense but reveals a slight drop in personal willingness to risk life for the country.
Sweden increases air defense investment by 15 billion SEK to protect military and critical energy infrastructures, inspired by lessons from Ukraine.
Sweden pledges 15 billion kronor to modernize air defense systems, drawing lessons from Ukraine and addressing escalating regional threats.
Socialdemokraterna outlines plans for increased Swedish and foreign troop presence on Gotland, new army brigades, and strengthened regional defense collaboration to address security threats.
King Carl Gustaf underscores the serious global security situation and the importance of societal and international cooperation at Folk och Försvar 2026.
Sweden announces major investments in air defense and endorses multinational military cooperation to strengthen security in the Baltic and Arctic amid rising Russian threats.
A recent survey reveals immigrants in Sweden show greater willingness to defend the country than native-born Swedes, challenging political assumptions and urging inclusion efforts.
Swedish Security Service Säpo warns of a worsening security situation driven by escalating Russian espionage, sabotage, and cyber threats, with the terror threat level remaining elevated.
Sweden's MSB will change its name to the Civil Defense Agency on January 1, 2026, emphasizing enhanced war preparedness and civil protection amid heightened security risks.
Insights into Sweden's political discourse reveal the pitfalls of nationalist isolationism and the urgent need for respectful dialogue ahead of elections.
Sweden advances defense infrastructure to support NATO, but municipalities like Halmstad face funding conflicts and await clearer state prioritization.
Sweden broadens its civil service obligations with mandatory training and expanded roles to enhance national defense and societal resilience, inspired by lessons from the Ukraine conflict.
Sweden will expand civil duty from 2026 to include mandatory enlistment and training in emergency and security sectors, inspired by the Ukraine conflict.
Sweden is now communicating in Russian to clarify its security stance and readiness in response to tensions with Russia, as stated by Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson.
Swedish officials highlight the elevated risks of foreign interference in the 2025 elections, focusing on Russian tactics, while confirming comprehensive preparations to safeguard the democratic process.
The Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency proposes expanded security and supply chain cooperation with Finland, including classified information sharing, to bolster joint crisis preparedness.
The Tidöpartierna coalition urges a fresh investigation into banning foreign ownership of Swedish schools citing security risks and EU legal complexities.
In response to repeated security breaches involving Sweden's NATO strategy, the government has appointed former Säpo chief Klas Friberg to conduct a thorough security review of government protocols.
The resignation of Center Party leader Anna-Karin Hatt spotlights growing threats to Swedish politicians, prompting calls for enhanced security and respectful political discourse.
Sweden moves to strengthen its air defense system amid rising security concerns from Russia, announces Defense Minister Pål Jonson.
Anna-Karin Hatt resigns as party leader amid escalating threats and hostility, with political and security leaders commenting on the harsher political climate in Sweden.
Swedish Vänsterpartiet leaders, including Nooshi Dadgostar, sheltered from a major Russian missile attack in Lviv, witnessing firsthand the conflict's impact before returning home.
Sweden aids Denmark's counter-drone efforts ahead of pivotal EU summit amid security concerns.
Swedish Social Democrats push for EU drone defense involvement amid Russian security threats.
Swedish leaders Kristersson and Andersson debate key security issues amid Russian threats.
Sweden faces increased national security threats amid reports of potential attack scenarios and recent arrests linked to violent plots.
Nick Alinia's visit to the Swedish Parliament raises serious security concerns among politicians.
Carl Bildt's intelligence agency proposal faces strong criticism from military and expert circles.
Sweden increases its security budget to combat Russian threats amidst political criticism of national security strategies.
Former Foreign Minister Tobias Billström critiques the national security advisor role in Sweden, emphasizing the need for political authority.
Sweden's autumn budget increases civil defense funding by 3 billion kronor amid regional security concerns.
Sweden announces a major increase in defense spending for 2025, reaching 2.8% of GDP as part of a strategic shift.
Swedish government announces a significant increase in defense budget to enhance military capabilities.
The Christian Democrats insist on tougher penalties for threats against politicians to protect democratic integrity.
Sweden is evaluating military support to Poland following Russian drone attacks, aiming to enhance Poland's air defense capabilities.
The Swedish government has announced new measures to enhance the safety of politicians amid rising political violence.
Sweden plans a billion-kronor boost to strengthen its cybersecurity infrastructure.
Cesium AB reports a significant uptick in requests for secure storage solutions in Sweden due to escalating geopolitical tensions.