Amira Hassan

Stockholm archipelago residents successfully opposed a plan to remove their rented parking spots on Dalarö. After campaigning and writing to local leaders, the municipality reversed its decision, acknowledging the spots' importance for daily life.

A Swedish municipal employee stole 18.3 million SEK over four years, claiming she was tricked by a romance scammer named 'Jagger.' She’s now convicted of gross breach of trust.

Swedes can already check their 2025 tax refund using Skatteverket’s online tool—no need to wait for March declarations. Here’s how to use real income data and avoid common mistakes.

Swedish police report 143 cases of alleged rape against women over 60 since 2022, with suspects being unknown men, primarily in care roles. The data reveals systemic vulnerabilities and a shocking absence of accompanying physical violence, highlighting the targeted exploitation of the elderly.

A driver in Åkersberga, Sweden, tried to run over children after they threw snowballs at his car. The children escaped unharmed, but the man faces serious charges. This shocking event raises questions about community safety and legal consequences.

Two children in Åkersberga had a miraculous escape after a driver tried to run them over following a snowball fight. Police are hunting for the suspect and appealing for witnesses. Read about the terrifying incident and its legal implications.

Mikael Nordström was abused at the Eolshäll boys' home 40 years ago. Denied compensation because he was registered as a 'boarder' and not a 'foster child,' he now seeks accountability from Stockholm city, which refuses to investigate its role.

Sweden's appeal court has increased prison sentences to four years for four men linked to a right-wing extremist group for assaulting men of foreign background. The court found them guilty of an additional serious assault, reinforcing penalties for coordinated violence. This ruling highlights ongoing challenges with extremism and justice in Stockholm.

Svea Court of Appeal in Sweden has increased penalties for four men connected to the nazi group Aktivklubb Sverige after they assaulted three victims with foreign backgrounds in one night. The ruling includes an additional conviction for assault, emphasizing the severity of hate crimes.

A man in his 30s was severely assaulted with stab wounds in Malmö, arriving at a hospital early Monday. Police have cordoned off Flensburgsgatan and are investigating with no suspects yet. The case may be classified as aggravated assault or attempted murder.

Swedish police have seized a record-value villa in Stockholm funded by criminal activity, under a new forfeiture law. This marks a major step in targeting organized crime's financial assets, with experts highlighting its impact on disrupting illicit economies.

Swedish companies face massive fines for operating a hazardous waste site without a permit. Trelleborg Municipality gave them four months to disclose the site's contents or pay 100,000 SEK monthly. This case is part of a wider pattern of illegal waste handling in the Skåne region.

A tram driver in Gothenburg was targeted in a suspected laser attack Tuesday evening, continuing a dangerous trend from late 2023. Doctors warn such attacks can cause blindness, and high-powered lasers are strictly illegal in Sweden. Police are investigating but found no suspect.

Electricity prices in Sweden have jumped 50% this January, driven by a cold snap and low hydropower reserves. Analysts predict high costs will linger for weeks, with relief expected in spring. This surge highlights the market's sensitivity to winter weather and supply constraints.

Swedish banks cut 89% of investments in global meat firms after customer protests, but nearly a billion kronor still funds poor animal welfare. A new report highlights progress and persistent gaps in ethical investing.

A major utility forecasts Sweden's Q1 electricity prices to be 50% higher than 2024, driven by cold weather and low wind. This surge threatens to increase operational costs for businesses nationwide, from startups to heavy industry. Analysts warn prices could hit post-2022 crisis levels.

Sweden's debt to the Enforcement Authority hits a record 154 billion SEK, growing by 44 million daily. While minors' debts surge 62%, officials see a potential turnaround by 2026 if economic stability holds.

A violent brawl on a bus in Trelleborg, Sweden, led to two suspects facing assault and damage charges. The incident raises questions about public transport safety and its impact on business environments in Nordic innovation hubs. Authorities are investigating as community concerns grow.

A security researcher found 149 million stolen passwords openly accessible online, including data from Swedish accounts. The credentials, likely harvested by spyware, were exposed for nearly a month. This leak underscores the critical need for unique passwords and two-factor authentication.

Swedish solar company Sesol files for reconstruction, leaving 300 employees unpaid amid a weakened market. The Jönköping-based firm's crisis highlights challenges in Sweden's green tech startup scene. Read how this could impact the Nordic innovation hub.

Scania's reorganization led to buyout offers for 750 white-collar workers, with 350 accepting packages of up to 22 months' salary. Unions highlight the emotional toll but note no dismissals occurred. This move reflects Scania's effort to adapt amid industry shifts.

Volvo Cars stakes Sweden's industrial future on its new EX60 electric SUV, calling it the industry's biggest shift in 100 years. Billions in investment at the Torslanda plant hinge on this model's market success.

Volvo Cars launches the EX60 electric SUV, calling it its first vehicle on a completely new tech base. The launch aims to boost stalling sales as global EV demand cools. Can this model become the next XC60?

A convicted murderer in Sweden is appealing his 18-year sentence, claiming he was in a 'psychosis-like state.' Prosecutors are counter-appealing for a life term. The case tests how mental health and violent intent are weighed in court.