Amid the Iran war, a Swedish family remains separated from their daughters due to migration policies, prompting government action to halt teenage deportations and economic warnings linked to the conflict.
Fourteen Swedes have returned home from the Middle East, with thousands still stranded; the Swedish government prioritizes vulnerable groups and deploys police to assist repatriation.
Two sisters deported from Sweden to Iran endure war hardships, prompting calls for their repatriation amidst concerns over Sweden's restrictive migration policies.
The Swedish government has increased funding to support migrant returns while applicants face delays and rejections for repatriation grants.
Sweden enforces stricter refugee policies with intensified deportations and uses foreign aid to ensure countries accept deportees, amid political debates on migration law impacts.
Centerpartiet demands explanations from Migrationsverket over long asylum waits and teenage deportations amid growing concerns about minors' treatment in Sweden's immigration system.
Sweden plans to abolish the EBO law, requiring asylum seekers to live in government-assigned housing and restricting their ability to choose residence, effective October 2026.
Hazara refugees in Sweden reject the Afghan label, emphasizing their unique historical and cultural identity through protests and community assertions.
Six Staffanstorp politicians were acquitted of misconduct for prioritizing Ukrainian refugees over assigned quota refugees from Syria, with the court ruling their decisions lacked legal precision.
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politicians charged with misconduct after refusing to accept Syrian quota refugees, citing lack of legal authority and rescinded obligations from migration authorities.
Several Staffanstorp politicians face criminal charges for refusing to accept Syrian quota refugees, highlighting ongoing tensions in Swedish refugee policy and legal accountability.
Sweden reports a 30% decrease in asylum seekers in 2025, marking the lowest levels since 1985, alongside rising return migration and plans for stricter criminal expulsion legislation.
Zahra Kazemipour and Afshad Joubeh, longtime healthcare workers in Sweden, face deportation after a 2023 law change, prompting protests over the decision’s fairness and impact.
The abolition of Sweden's track change policy has sparked political criticism in Norsjö, where affected asylum seekers face forced departures and municipalities fear population decline.
Swedish ministers Forssell and Dousa visit Syria for the first time since Assad's fall to promote citizen returns and engage new leadership amid ongoing violence.
The trial of Staffanstorp politicians charged with misconduct over stopping refugee reception has been postponed until next year, prolonging the legal proceedings in this high-profile case.
Sweden proposes new residency rules for asylum seekers amid stricter citizenship criteria.
A proposed legislative change in Sweden may convert permanent residency permits for refugees into temporary ones, affecting many individuals under the gymnasielagen.
Sweden's asylum seeker numbers have drastically decreased since 2015, reaching historic lows in 2025.
Local politicians in Staffanstorp face charges for blocking refugee resettlement efforts, raising legal and ethical questions.
Severe flooding in Västernorrland isolates towns and disrupts services amid ongoing challenges for locals.
Demands for Swedish government action against Israel intensify following genocide claims.