Sweden ‘should be ashamed’ after students cleared of rape
One of Sweden’s most high-profile lawyers, Elisabeth Massi Fritz, has reacted furiously after four young men were cleared of raping a young woman on a passenger ferry.
Day: June 20, 2016
VIDEO: Brits in Europe say why UK should stay
Why should Britain stay in the EU? Eight Brits living across Europe say why they think leaving would be a very bad idea.
This week: Sweden votes on tough new residency rules
A large majority of Sweden’s parliamentarians are expected to vote in favour of tough new asylum and residency rules on Tuesday.
Brexit vote has Swedish leaders’ nerves jangling
Sweden’s prime minister and foreign minister have both warned of negative consequences for Sweden if Britons vote this week to leave the European Union.
Woman in Sweden arrested on suspicion of murdering baby
Doctors at a hospital in Karlstad said the injuries to the five-month-old girl did not appear to be accidental.
Is Swedish nationalists’ foreign food ban bananas?
Residents of one Swedish municipality would be starved of bananas and rice if the Sweden Democrats' latest proposal was put in practice.
Greece investigates Ericsson staff over corruption
Greek authorities are investigating seven employees of the Swedish telecoms giant Ericsson on suspicion of corruption, just days after details of a separate US-led graft probe emerged.
Criminals active in Swedish asylum accommodation
Criminals are working at and running asylum residencies in four of Sweden's seven police regions, a new report shows.
‘Stockholm has welcomed me with open arms’
From a part in soap Neighbours to working for a tech start-up and making music, this Australian expat explains why moving to Sweden has filled her with optimism over the future.