Swedish municipal officials in a conference rejecting repatriation talks, with Migration Minister criticizing in the background.

Municipalities reject talks on repatriation

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Several Swedish municipalities are declining the government's invitation for dialogue on voluntary repatriation. The Left Party proposes redirecting 1.4 billion kronor from the repatriation grant to rural municipalities. Migration Minister Johan Forssell criticizes the decisions and stresses the importance of providing information to residents.

Two buses collide in central Malmö

Maria Karlsson

Two buses collided on Norra Vallgatan in central Malmö, trapping one driver in the wreckage. Two people were taken to hospital, but no serious injuries were reported. The incident is being investigated as careless driving in traffic.

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Man remanded for murder in Gävle park

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Jokkmokk municipality flips repatriation grant

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Spanish footballer Alexia Putellas celebrates her goal as Sweden loses in the Nations League semifinal, with a pitch invader stopped by security at Gamla Ullevi.

Sweden loses to Spain in Nations League semifinal

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Sweden's women's national football team lost 0–1 to Spain in the Nations League semifinal return leg at Gamla Ullevi in Gothenburg. Alexia Putellas scored the decisive goal in the second half, eliminating Sweden from the final. A young boy invaded the pitch afterward but was quickly stopped by security.

Court upholds Stockholm's block on new preschool

Maria Karlsson

Stockholm's administrative court has ruled in favor of the city in a unique case blocking Norlandia from opening a new preschool in Hägersten. The decision was based on the risk of over-establishment due to insufficient children. The ruling is seen as historic and potentially guiding.

News photo illustrating controversy over Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson's family hosting private parties at the state-owned Harpsund estate.

Ulf Kristerssons family hosts private parties at Harpsund

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Prime Minister Ulf Kristerssons daughter held a private student party at Harpsund, and his sister-in-law celebrated her 70th birthday there, according to reports from Aftonbladet and Svenska Dagbladet. Experts and internal voices within the Moderates criticize the use of the state property as inappropriate. The party leader is defended by family and some party members.

Criticism of Dousa over false Hamas links

Maria Karlsson

Benjamin Dousa (M) faces criticism for claiming Swedish aid went to an organization linked to Hamas. The Palestinian group ICHR denies the allegations and stresses its political independence. Sida states no aid has reached terror organizations.

Mayor Roland Boman and diverse residents joyfully protesting against Sweden's repatriation policy in snowy Jokkmokk.

Jokkmokk leads revolt against government's repatriation policy

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Jokkmokk's mayor, Roland Boman, has refused to cooperate with the government on voluntary repatriation, inspiring several other municipalities to follow suit. Residents with foreign backgrounds in Jokkmokk welcome the decision with joy. The government is meanwhile proposing a sharp increase in the repatriation grant.

Swedish Rikard in the midst of hurricane Melissa on Jamaica

Maria Karlsson

Hurricane Melissa has swept over Jamaica, striking Swedish man Rikard Svahn hard on the island's west coast. He and his wife have chosen to stay in their secure house near Negril as winds intensify. Svahn hopes the storm will pass soon with minimal damage.

Illustration of a global Microsoft Azure outage affecting services worldwide, including in Sweden, showing a user facing an error screen with a map of impacted areas.

Microsoft azure hit by global outages

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Microsoft's cloud service Azure suffered major issues on Wednesday, affecting services worldwide including in Sweden. The disruptions began around 5 p.m. Swedish time and are expected to be resolved by midnight. Several Swedish sites like Systembolaget and SAS were temporarily down.

Denmark permanently bans Bandidos motorcycle gang

Maria Karlsson

Helsingør District Court has ruled for a permanent ban on the Bandidos motorcycle gang in Denmark. The decision extends the temporary ban introduced in May 2024 and criminalizes the use of the gang's symbols. The ruling may impact Sweden, though no clear effects have been observed yet.

Courtroom scene depicting an appeals court ruling on a rapist's deportation avoidance, with protesters and media attention, illustrating public anger and policy debate.

Appeals court explains why rapist avoids deportation

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An 18-year-old man convicted of raping a 16-year-old girl in Skellefteå will not be deported due to his refugee status, despite the prosecutor's request. The ruling has sparked widespread anger and international attention, including from Elon Musk. The migration minister now seeks to lower the threshold for deportations and review international conventions.

Man sentenced to eight months for choking during sex

A man in his 40s has been sentenced to eight months in prison for two counts of assault after choking a woman during sex. The injuries were discovered during a police traffic stop. The woman initially did not want to report the man.

School employee sentenced for assaults on 16 girls in Uppsala

Maria Karlsson

A 58-year-old former school employee in Uppsala has been sentenced to three years and nine months in prison for gross sexual crimes against 16 primary school-age girls. The offenses occurred at the school from 2023 to spring 2025. The prosecutor is satisfied with the verdict.

Couple charged with theft from Ikea in Uppsala

A couple in Uppsala faces charges for filling shopping carts at Ikea but paying only for small items on seven occasions. They are suspected of stealing goods worth over 41,000 kronor by not scanning everything at self-checkouts. The man confesses to the crimes, while the woman denies the allegations.

 

 

 

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