Christian Sonesson and five other Staffanstorp politicians acquitted of gross misconduct for stopping refugee reception in 2022, with court ruling their actions were political decisions lacking legal grounds for misconduct.
Sweden denies Turkey's request to involve its courts in the legal case against journalist Joakim Medin, emphasizing protection of speech and journalism.
A 42-year-old man linked to the Rojavakommittéerna activist group has been detained by Säpo for threatening two Swedish government ministers through symbolic protests at their homes.
Sweden has summoned Iran's ambassador to formally protest Tehran's violent crackdown on peaceful demonstrations, demanding respect for human rights and internet restoration.
Serious allegations against MP Katja Nyberg for drunk driving and drug possession stir calls for accountability, alongside early political resignation by a Social Democrat in Bollnäs.
Swedish journalist Joakim Medin's trial in Turkey may be delayed as he is banned from entering Turkey, with Turkish authorities requesting his remote participation, raising concerns about the political nature of the trial.
Swedish politicians face criticism for their EU reluctance, while the new Center party leader denounces the negative framing of Sweden's domestic political debates.
Swedish Foreign Minister Maria Malmer Stenergard’s recent visit to Eritrea has ignited new diplomatic efforts and hope for the release of imprisoned Swedish-Eritrean journalist Dawit Isaak.
María Corina Machado will not attend the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize ceremony in Oslo due to her ongoing political persecution and concealment in Venezuela.
A former Social Democrat politician convicted of rape is facing renewed detention, highlighting legal and political challenges in Sweden.
Sweden Democrats MP Göran Hargestam resigns from parliament following media exposure of his Nazi memorabilia collection, citing military historical interest.
Jenny Åkervall resigns as editor-in-chief of AiP following criticism over the Socialdemokraterna's opaque political content on social media, alongside Meta's ban on AiP's advertising.
Sweden faces a growing crisis as one in four politicians encounter threats and harassment, raising concerns about the impact on democracy and governance, especially ahead of election year.
Swedish politicians are increasingly targeted with threats and harassment ahead of the 2026 elections, raising concerns over democratic safety and prompting law enforcement action.
New convictions and politician testimonies reveal increasing threats and harassment of Swedish politicians, raising calls for cultural and legal responses ahead of elections.
A recent report shows that 25% of Swedish politicians face threats or harassment, leading to fears for democracy and changes in political behavior.
Jessica Stegrud is being removed from the Sweden Democrats' party board amid criticism over her recent controversial actions and comments.
Survey shows that one in four Swedish politicians faced threats or harassment in 2024, with many considering resignation, raising concerns about democracy.
A new 2024 survey reveals that 25% of Swedish politicians have faced threats or harassment, with serious impacts on political participation and democracy.
Survey finds over 25% of Swedish politicians experienced threats or violence during the 2024 EU election year, highlighting safety concerns for public officials.
Mörbylånga is witnessing a record number of politicians leaving office, driven by dissatisfaction and lack of time, raising concerns over local political participation.
Swedish politicians face increasing threats and violence, prompting calls for solidarity, support, and measures to foster a safer political environment amid rising hostility.
Young politicians in Sweden face increasing threats and harassment, raising concerns about democratic participation and leading to legal actions against offenders.
Sweden's Foreign Ministry calls on Israel for clarification on flotilla detainee mistreatment, while police investigate an assault on a young Swedish activist in Stockholm.
Anna-Karin Hatt resigns as party leader after five months, citing threats and intimidation that underscore broader concerns about political safety and democratic health in Sweden.
Swedish officials and publishers intensify calls for the release of Gui Minhai as his detention in China reaches ten years.
Anna-Karin Hatt's resignation highlights increasing hostility and threats against women politicians in Sweden, threatening democratic participation.
Anna-Karin Hatt resigns as Center Party leader, citing harassment and safety fears, highlighting a toxic political climate deterring future politicians.
Graffiti threatening politician Axel Josefson in Gothenburg reveals escalating tensions in Swedish politics and calls for societal safety measures.
The Swedish Foreign Ministry criticizes activist campaigns for obstructing consular services amid widespread public outcry over detained Swedish participants of the Global Sumud Flotilla.
Recent incidents in Sweden highlight threats against politicians and an upcoming trial over a controversial quota refugee decision.
Swedish legal representatives are set to file a UN complaint against Israel over alleged mistreatment and denial of medical care to detained Swedish activists, including Greta Thunberg.
Sweden has sought consular access for activists, including Greta Thunberg, detained in Israel after the Global Sumud Flotilla was boarded, urging citizens to heed travel warnings.
Ahmadreza Djalali has returned to Evin Prison after a period of isolation, amidst significant international pressure for his release.
Joakim Medin's trial launches in Turkey amid concerns of his legal rights and potential international repercussions.
Joakim Medin's trial for terrorism charges will begin, highlighting challenges faced by his family.
Sweden demands Ahmadreza Djalali's immediate release amid health concerns and lack of information from Iran.
Recent discussions highlight the dangers of demonizing activists in Sweden, warning of its implications for democracy.
Migration Minister Johan Forssell is under fire for his son's ties to extremist groups, revealing significant political tensions.
Recent critiques spotlight rising oppressive politics and the vital role of activism in defending democracy in Sweden.