Sweden to modernize law on changing gender
Sweden's government wants to do away with the law in the country which says that a medical intervention is required for a person's gender change to be made official in legal terms.
Day: March 16, 2017
Mum fined for slapping four-year-old son on shopping trip
A district court has fined a mum after she slapped her four-year-old son across the face.
Why a Swedish MEP took her baby to vote in parliament (and went viral)
A viral image of an MEP taking her child to vote in Strasbourg shows the European Parliament is a far cry from parent-friendly Sweden.
The four big security challenges facing Sweden today
Sweden's security police Säpo has a "bigger and more complicated task than ever". Here are four of their biggest security challenges.
Suspected spies found working for Swedish agencies: report
Sweden's security police Säpo has investigated several suspected spies working for key Swedish agencies in the past year, the service has revealed.
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Sweden plans to crack down on gang crime
Prime Minister Stefan Löfven met the government's council on security politics on Thursday morning.
Sweden fifth best country in Europe for foreign students
A ranking of European countries based on their attractiveness for international students handed Sweden a spot in the top-five.
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