Friday, Jan 31

Salwan Momika, an anti-Islam activist in Sweden, was shot dead before a court verdict on Koran burnings, leading to five arrests and security alerts for potential foreign involvement.

Thursday, Jan 30

Salwan Momika, known for Quran burnings in Sweden, has been shot dead. Authorities investigate potential links to foreign influence.

Thursday, Jan 30

Salwan Momika, who faced charges over Koran burnings, was shot dead in Sweden before a crucial court decision, escalating tensions and investigations.

Tuesday, Jan 28

Latvia seeks NATO support as Sweden investigates undersea cable damage linked to possible sabotage, amid heightened tensions in the Baltic Sea.

Tuesday, Jan 28

Latvia investigates the damage to an undersea cable linked to Sweden, as suspicions of external sabotage arise amidst heightened NATO patrols.

Monday, Jan 27

Latvia seeks help from Baltic Sea allies as Sweden investigates suspected sabotage of a damaged undersea data cable.

Wednesday, Jan 15

Sweden plans to amend its constitution to allow for the revocation of citizenship for those posing threats to national security amidst rising gang violence.

Tuesday, Jan 14

The Swedish government suggests tougher citizenship regulations, increasing the wait for applicants to eight years, amidst significant reforms.

Monday, Jan 13

Sweden's PM warns of hybrid threats from Russia and ongoing proxy wars, citing damaged subsea cables and increased security concerns in the Baltic region.

Sunday, Jan 12

Sweden is set to contribute three warships and additional assets to NATO's Baltic presence amid rising security concerns over Russian activities.