Swedish politicians are increasingly targeted with threats and harassment ahead of the 2026 elections, raising concerns over democratic safety and prompting law enforcement action.
Swedish local politicians face escalating harassment, threats, and public confrontations in 2025, highlighting a growing crisis in political safety and public trust.
The return center in Burlöv faces calls for closure due to poor living conditions and concerns over children's wellbeing, with residents and child welfare groups highlighting mental health and safety issues.
A recent conviction in Västerbotten highlights the alarming rise of threats against Swedish politicians, with 65% of MPs and many local officials experiencing harassment primarily through social media.
Sverigedemokraterna signals readiness to support the Social Democrats’ controversial proposal to abolish the karensavdrag, intensifying political debate over the costly sick pay deduction reform in Sweden.
Incidents in Kumla and Sotenäs highlight municipal political misconduct and debates over behavior training in Swedish local politics.
A recent survey reveals growing threats and harassment against Swedish politicians, raising concerns about the impact on democracy and political engagement ahead of upcoming elections.
Swedish youth seek under-40 political leaders to bridge disconnection and address economic hardships, with calls for new leadership strategies.
A former elderly care home in Stockholm has become a center of prostitution and crime after being sold and converted into short-term rentals, raising serious public safety concerns.
Amid growing evidence of mass atrocities in Sudan, experts call on Sweden to halt its multi-billion kronor arms exports to the UAE, which supports armed groups committing severe human rights violations.
A recent report shows that 25% of Swedish politicians face threats or harassment, leading to fears for democracy and changes in political behavior.
Survey shows that one in four Swedish politicians faced threats or harassment in 2024, with many considering resignation, raising concerns about democracy.
A surge in threats against women politicians in Sweden has led to resignations and raised concerns about the health of democracy, according to a recent survey.
A new 2024 survey reveals that 25% of Swedish politicians have faced threats or harassment, with serious impacts on political participation and democracy.
The Swedish Health and Care Inspectorate is under intense scrutiny for its slow complaint handling, risking patient safety and healthcare quality improvement.
Significant differences in school support funding across Swedish municipalities underscore calls from political leaders like Simona Mohamsson for stronger education and integration policies.
A Västerås woman was fatally stabbed by her husband amid a history of abuse and control, highlighting failures in protection despite social service involvement.
Swedish politicians and commentators express alarm over increasing personal attacks and provocative tactics in political discourse, calling for a return to respect and ethical dialogue to safeguard democracy.
Sweden’s parliament demands investigation after Swedish aid funds meant for development ended up linked to a Palestinian group tied to Hamas, raising concerns over oversight and accountability.
Torbjörn Sjöström and others expose a deepening divide between Swedish politicians, media, and citizens, advocating for better representation of citizens' true concerns.
Sweden faces calls for increased political accountability and regulation of politicians' social media amid far-right extremism and societal tensions.
Swedish youth political engagement declines due to hate, threats, and a growing divide between politicians, media, and citizens, prompting initiatives to reconnect politics with public values.
Swedish experts and local critics highlight a growing gap between political and media narratives and citizens' real concerns, calling for more accurate representation.
Swedish politicians, especially women, continue to face high levels of harassment and threats, prompting resignations and fear in local politics like Krokom.
Surveys and incidents in Swedish municipalities reveal growing threats and harassment against female politicians, highlighting gendered political hostility.
Benjamin Dousa's claims linking Swedish aid to Hamas via ICHR have been refuted by ICHR and Sida, affirming no connections or funding to terrorist groups.
Sweden's Sida denies funding terrorism amid allegations of indirect support to Hamas through a human rights organization, with ongoing investigations involving multiple donor countries.
Recent violence and persistent social challenges in Swedish municipalities highlight calls for greater political accountability and effective community safety measures.
Revelations that Swedish aid has reached organizations linked to Hamas have sparked outrage and calls for accountability within the Swedish government.
Swedish aid funds linked to Hamas via the ICHR have prompted demands for accountability and paused aid to Palestine amid misuse concerns.
Sweden's Social Democrats propose a 15-year age restriction and mandatory ID checks for social media accounts to safeguard children and enhance online safety through digital policing.
As the 2026 election nears, rising polarization and public frustration spotlight a strained relationship between Swedish politicians and citizens.
Growing threats and hostility toward Swedish politicians prompt new legislation and calls for respectful political dialogue to safeguard democracy.
Sweden's Social Democrats call for a profit ban and outreach measures in SFI education, citing privatization-induced quality issues and course cancellations.
Anna-Karin Hatt's resignation has amplified concerns over toxic political discourse in Sweden, prompting calls for civility and greater youth political engagement.
Hostile social media environments are driving young Swedes away from politics, prompting calls for ethical media moderation to protect democratic participation.
Anna-Karin Hatt resigns amid increasing threats targeting female politicians in Sweden, highlighting a toxic and polarized political environment influenced by extremist rhetoric.
Young Swedish politicians like Lucas Lindh face rising threats and hostility amid a tense political climate ahead of elections, with law enforcement and society responding cautiously to protect them.
Anna-Karin Hatt's resignation over threats highlights rising risks faced by Swedish politicians and the calls for safer political discourse.
Social media has fueled a surge in threats against female Swedish politicians, leading to increased resignations and concerns for democracy.