Uppsala University Lecture Disrupted by Activists

Police interrupted a lecture at Uppsala University after approximately 20 activists disrupted the event. The protesters began shouting and waving flags with political messages, according to officials. Police spokesperson Magnus Jansson Klarin said officers warned activists they could face criminal charges if they continued disturbing the peace. Multiple police patrols responded to the scene. Uppsala University is one of Sweden's oldest and most prestigious institutions, founded in 1477. The disruption reflects growing tensions on European campuses over political issues. University administrations increasingly face challenges balancing free speech with maintaining order during controversial events. Police remained on site to monitor the situation and prevent further disturbances.