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According to the term you entered "sweden": 38 news found

WORLD NEWS

Shooting near mosque in Orebro, Sweden leaves one dead and another injured

Friday, Aug 15

A shooting near a mosque in Orebro resulted in one death and another injury, believed to involve organized crime.

SPORTS

Four men sentenced in the execution of Swedish rap artist C.Gambino

Wednesday, Jul 16

Four men sent to prison for their roles in the murder of Swedish rapper C.Gambino in Gothenburg.

WORLD NEWS

Swedish jihadist charged in the brutal execution of Jordanian pilot by ISIS

Wednesday, May 28

A Swedish man is charged with participating in the execution of a Jordanian pilot by ISIS, highlighting ongoing international terrorism issues.

WORLD NEWS

Sweden's Spy Agency Arrests That Prompt Controversy Linked to Journalist in Turkey

Thursday, May 15

Swedish spy agency arrests raise questions about possible links to detained journalist Joakim Medin in Turkey amid ongoing investigations.

CRIME

Swedish triple murder suspect remanded in custody amid gang violence concerns

Tuesday, May 06

A suspect has been remanded in custody for a triple murder in Uppsala, raising concerns about rising gang violence in Sweden.

POLITICS

Sweden Detains Three Men Following Triple Murder at Uppsala Hair Salon

Friday, May 02

Sweden's government takes action as three men are arrested in connection to a triple murder in Uppsala, with a teen released from custody.

CRIME

Shooting in Uppsala Leaves Three Dead as Police Hunt for Suspect

Wednesday, Apr 30

Three people were killed in a shooting in Uppsala, and police are searching for the suspect, emphasizing rising concerns over gang-related violence.

WORLD NEWS

Investigations Underway Amid Suspected Sabotage of Baltic Sea Telecoms Cables

Friday, Feb 21

Sweden and Finland are investigating suspected sabotage to undersea telecom cables in the Baltic Sea, raising security concerns amid rising tensions with Russia.

ENVIRONMENT

Sweden's Supreme Court Dismisses Climate Lawsuit Led by Greta Thunberg and Youth Activists

Wednesday, Feb 19

Sweden's Supreme Court has dismissed a significant climate action lawsuit led by Greta Thunberg, stating that individual lawsuits cannot compel government action.