Following the deadly Sydney mass shooting targeting a Jewish event, the Swedish Jewish community expresses shock and enhances security measures to protect local Jewish sites during Chanukka.
Following the deadly Sydney mass shooting targeting a Jewish event, the Swedish Jewish community expresses shock and enhances security measures to protect local Jewish sites during Chanukka.
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 require young people to complete mandatory civil duty training and expand the sectors covered to bolster national security amid modern threats.
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.
Sweden invests 3.5 billion kronor in the Iris-T air defense system to enhance low-altitude defense across its army brigades, responding to NATO demands and Ukrainian war lessons.
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.
Sweden and Germany are expanding their strategic partnership, broadening their collaboration into new areas including foreign policy and humanitarian aid.
Magdalena Andersson vows a 50-year plan to enhance Sweden’s military strength in response to Russia's threat, emphasizing consistent investment and increased conscription.
The Swedish Police Authority halting background checks has raised alarms over criminal infiltration, with security officials warning of serious risks to public safety and calls for urgent legislative action.
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.
EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen praised Nordic countries as a leading example in security and crisis preparedness during a meeting with Nordic leaders in Stockholm.
Swedish Armed Forces are monitoring a Russian submarine in the Baltic Sea via fighter jets and naval vessels as part of routine allied operations amid regional security concerns.
The Swedish government is investing over five billion kronor in 2025 to upgrade anti-drone systems and enhance Gripen fighter aircraft capabilities, strengthening national defense against aerial threats.