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Trials Begin in Two High-Profile Murder Cases in Sweden
Swedish courts have opened trials for two serious murder cases involving a teenage victim in Stockholm and an assault-related death in Gothenburg, with accused denying and admitting guilt respectively.
Trial Begins for Man Accused of Fatally Stabbing Ambulance Worker in Hudiksvall
A 26-year-old man is on trial in Hudiksvall for fatally stabbing an ambulance worker, admitting to stabbing but denying murder, while questions remain about prior warnings and communication to emergency staff.
Trial Begins for 26-Year-Old Accused in the Murder of Ambulance Worker Helena Löfgren
A 26-year-old man stands trial for the murder of ambulance worker Helena Löfgren, with details highlighting the attack circumstances and procedural concerns.
New Evidence in Knutby Murder Case Sparks Retrial Debate Amid Local Community Fatigue
Renewed evidence in the Knutby murder case prompts retrial debates while residents grapple with ongoing media scrutiny decades later.
Renewed Scrutiny Spurs Calls for Retrial in 2004 Knutby Murder Case
New evidence and expert opinions prompt a legal review and calls for retrial in the 2004 Knutby murder case involving Sara Svensson.
Swedish Court Upholds Acquittal of Russian-Swedish Businessman on Espionage Charges
The Svea Court of Appeal has upheld the acquittal of a dual Russian-Swedish businessman charged with espionage, citing insufficient evidence to prove national security threats.
New Evidence in Knutby Murder Case Sparks Calls for Retrial of Sara Svensson
New forensic evidence and expert critiques have emerged in the Knutby murder case, suggesting Sara Svensson may have been wrongfully convicted and prompting calls for a retrial.
18-Year-Old Terrorism Suspect Admits to Murder in Sweden Amid Trial in Denmark
An 18-year-old Swedish terrorism suspect on trial in Denmark admits to murder in Sweden, with charges expected soon.
Heartfelt Testimonies Emerge in Gröna Lund Jetline Accident Trial
Victims and families share emotional accounts in the trial following the fatal Gröna Lund Jetline accident, highlighting the tragedy's personal toll.
18-Year-Old Admits ISIS Involvement as Trial for Planned Stockholm Terror Attack Begins
The trial for an 18-year-old accused of planning a suicide bombing at Stockholm's Kulturfestival linked to ISIS has begun, with the defendant admitting to participation in the terrorist group and facing multiple charges alongside a 17-year-old co-defendant.
Trial Opens in Stockholm Over Fatal Jetline Roller Coaster Accident with Key Video Evidence
Court proceedings begin in Stockholm over the fatal Gröna Lund Jetline roller coaster accident with prosecutors presenting critical video evidence and pressing charges against involved companies.
Trial Opens Over Fatal Gröna Lund Roller Coaster Accident with $18M Liability Claims
The trial against Gröna Lund and two subcontractors for the fatal Jetline accident begins, with claims totaling 18 million kronor and dismantling plans for the ride.
Gröna Lund CEO Acknowledges Responsibility Ahead of Trial for Fatal Jetline Accident
Gröna Lund's CEO Jan Eriksson accepts responsibility but denies criminal charges as trial opens over the fatal 2023 Jetline roller coaster accident that injured nine and claimed one life.
Five Charged in Brutal Sexual Abuse Case Involving Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities
Two women and three men are prosecuted for humiliating sexual abuse of individuals with intellectual disabilities in Sweden, with trial set for November 13.
Trial of Four Young Men Linked to Nazi Group Continues for August 2025 Stockholm Assaults
Four young men linked to a Nazi extremist group stand trial in Stockholm for racially motivated assaults during a violent night in August 2025, denying extremist motives amid victim testimonies and surveillance evidence.
Life Sentence Confirmed in Lund Murder; Uppsala Triple Murder Suspects Cleared
Life sentence for Lund shooting upheld; Uppsala triple murder suspects cleared due to lack of evidence.
Micke Leijnegard Faces Sexual Harassment Trial Over Alleged Non-Consensual Kiss During 'Mästarnas mästare' Filming
Micke Leijnegard is on trial for sexual harassment for allegedly attempting to kiss a woman without consent during filming of 'Mästarnas mästare', with conflicting accounts and awaited verdict.
Trial Begins in Major Nasdaq Insider Trading Scandal Shaking Sweden's Financial Trust
The trial of a former Nasdaq employee and three others accused of insider trading has begun, raising serious concerns about trust in Sweden's financial markets.
Trial of Staffanstorp Politicians Over Refugee Reception Delayed Until Next Year
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.
Julia Simon Faces Trial for Alleged Credit Card Fraud
Biathlete Julia Simon is facing trial for credit card fraud amid claims of identity theft.
Joakim Medin's Trial in Turkey: Legal Hurdles and Risks of International Status
Joakim Medin's trial launches in Turkey amid concerns of his legal rights and potential international repercussions.
Trial of Swedish Journalist Joakim Medin on Terrorism Charges Begins Tomorrow in Istanbul
Joakim Medin's trial on terrorism charges in Turkey begins tomorrow amidst international scrutiny.
New Evidence Emerges in Olof Palme Assassination Investigation
The documentary "Palmeförbannelsen" uncovers new leads in the Palme assassination case.
Jon Malmqvist to Face Trial After Wrong-Way Driving Incident
Jon Malmqvist faces trial for involvement in a traffic accident with a wrong-way driver.