ECRI and DO Urge Stronger Measures Against Racism and Discrimination in Sweden
ECRI and DO call for stronger actions against racism and discrimination in Sweden following a recent evaluation.
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Fryshuset Amplifies Youth Voices at Almedalsveckan 2025
Fryshuset will highlight youth voices at Almedalsveckan 2025, focusing on crime, extremism, and democracy.
Corruption Crisis: Sweden's Welfare Sector Under Siege
Activist Mats Leijon reveals alarming corruption in Sweden's welfare sector, linking criminal gangs to public procurement failures.
Continued Debate on Quarantine Rules for Politicians Transitioning to Lobbying in Stockholm
The lack of quarantine rules for politicians becoming lobbyists in Sweden fuels ongoing debate.
Haparanda Politicians Override Art Jury in Controversial Decision
Haparanda's local politicians face backlash after overriding art experts on a new sports hall's artwork.
Proposal for Armed Municipal Security Guards in Sweden Sparks Debate
Moderaterna proposes armed municipal security guards to enhance public safety and support police.
Political Backlash Against Municipality's Social Administration Split
Center Party politician Karin Nordvall criticizes the municipality's decision to split social administration, questioning its effectiveness.
Explosion Rocks Residence of Sweden Democrats Politician in Danderyd
An explosion occurred at the residence of a Sweden Democrats politician in Danderyd.
Tragic Accident Claims Life of Young Politician Kristian Lundström
Kristian Lundström, a young politician, tragically died in a motorcycle accident; the tractor driver has been convicted.
EU Initiates Legal Proceedings Against Sweden Over Arrest Warrant Issues
The EU is taking legal action against Sweden over compliance with European Arrest Warrant regulations.
Study Reveals Gradual Decline of Democracy in Sweden
New research highlights a gradual decline in democracy in Sweden, marked by increased political polarization and negative political rhetoric.
Sweden Sees Largest Increase in Greenhouse Gas Emissions in 15 Years
Sweden's greenhouse gas emissions rise 7% in 2024, the largest increase in 15 years, prompting government action calls.
Political Storm Over Sida's Funding Decisions and Allegations of Interference
A controversy surrounds Sida's funding decisions amid allegations of political interference linked to the SD-affiliated Hepatica foundation.
Kiruna Considers Controversial Ban on Natural Stones for Gravestones
Kiruna proposes banning natural stones for gravestones to enhance safety and aesthetics.
Investigation Launched Following Gabriella Arvidsson's Sudden Resignation
Gabriella Arvidsson's unexpected resignation has led to an investigation call among local politicians in Örkelljunga.
Explosion Targets Sweden Democrats Politician, Raising Concerns Over Political Violence
An explosion outside the home of Sweden Democrats politician Deniz Norgren raises alarms over political violence in Sweden.
Concerns Rise Over Sweden's Proposed 'Strengthened Constitutional Preparedness' Bill
The Swedish government's proposed bill on constitutional preparedness raises concerns over potential political power abuse.
Explosion at Sweden Democrats Politician's Residence Raises Security Concerns
An explosion at the home of a Sweden Democrats politician has led to concerns about political safety and ongoing investigations.
Gotland Proposes Tourist Tax to Combat Overtourism by 2025
Gotland plans to introduce a tourist tax by 2025 to address overtourism and foster local sustainability.
Östhammar Municipality's Financial Crisis Sparks Budget Debate
Östhammar faces a budget vote amid a financial crisis, with the opposition pushing for welfare-focused investments.
Closure of Espionage Investigation Involving Diplomat Announced
The espionage investigation into a detained diplomat in Sweden has been officially closed, raising ongoing concerns over national security.
Sweden and Kenya Formalize Emissions Trading Partnership under Paris Agreement
Sweden and Kenya have formalized a partnership for emissions trading under the Paris Agreement, marking an important step in international climate cooperation.
Minnesota Politician Shooting Suspect Vance Boelter Captured After Manhunt
Vance Boelter has been arrested following a shooting targeting Minnesota politicians, resulting in one death and multiple injuries.
Socialdemokraterna Proposes Alternative Budget to Address Östhammar's Economic Crisis
Socialdemokraterna critiques Östhammar's current economic management, proposing increased welfare spending over tax cuts.
Former Green Party Politician Convicted of Rape Against Vulnerable Woman
Angel Villaverde, a former Green Party politician, sentenced for raping an elderly woman with dementia.
Sweden Democrats Politician Christian Ward Resigns from Tingsryd Roles Due to Time Constraints
Christian Ward of the Sweden Democrats resigns from Tingsryd positions, highlighting a trend of departures in the party.
Rising Violence Against Politicians Raises Concerns About Political Engagement in Sweden
Sweden's politicians face rising violence, hindering political engagement amid safety concerns.
Former Politician Sentenced for Raping Elderly Woman with Dementia in Sweden
A former politician in Sweden has been sentenced for raping an elderly woman with dementia, raising alarms about care safety.
Debate Intensifies Over Healthcare Funding in Sweden
Debate over public healthcare funding intensifies as Rödgrön Ledning pushes for increased investment.
Potential Re-election Looms in Sametinget After 88 Invalid Votes
The Sametinget election could see a re-election due to 88 invalid votes from Arjeplog, echoing past controversies.
Debate Intensifies Over Body Cameras for Police in Sweden
The discussion on police body cameras in Sweden intensifies after a controversial incident without video evidence.
Recent Developments in Swedish Labor Unions: Strike Resolved and Membership Trends
Key developments in Swedish labor unions include strike resolutions and declining membership trends.
Reviving the Debate: Privatization and Choice in Swedish Welfare
A new pamphlet highlights diverging views on privatization in Sweden's welfare system.
Peter Hultqvist Reflects on His Shift Toward NATO Membership
Peter Hultqvist shares his regrets over his earlier stance against NATO membership amid changing geopolitical dynamics.
Contrasting Paths: Sweden’s Military Buildup vs. Norway’s Peace Diplomacy in 2025
A look into the contrasting military and peace strategies of Sweden and Norway as of 2025.
Sweden Breaks EU Line on UNRWA: Embraces Independent Aid Strategy
Sweden diverges from EU policy by withdrawing support for UNRWA, asserting an independent aid strategy.
Sweden and Denmark Strengthen Civil Preparedness Cooperation
Sweden and Denmark have signed a declaration to enhance civil preparedness cooperation in the Öresund region.
Record High Support for EU Membership as Sweden Commits to NATO Defense Spending
Sweden sees record EU membership support and commits to NATO defense spending.
Biological Families Demand Accountability for Human Rights Violations in Swedish Adoption Practices
The Swedish Adoption Commission acknowledges human rights violations in adoption practices, prompting calls for accountability from biological families.
Björn Söder Calls for Reform as Sida Funding for Hepatica Sparks Controversy
Björn Söder criticizes Sida's funding bias towards left-leaning organizations, calling for major reforms.