πΈπͺ An ex-politician who backed MP Mohamed Ali's Somalia ventures drove a 22-year-old Somali woman to a Swedish petrol station.
The woman grabbed cigarettes and bit the shop worker who tried to stop her.
Prosecutors want her deported - for just ten years.
πΈπͺ Six 16-year-olds remanded in Sweden, suspected of jointly raping a minor near Stockholm.
All have immigrant backgrounds - Nigeria, Congo, the Middle East. Several hold Swedish citizenship.
The rape was in March. Police waited seven months to arrest them.
@visegrad24 Put in charge of fighting antisemitism in MalmΓΆ, then blames Israel for the October attacks. MalmΓΆ Jews have been leaving the city for years. This is why.
πΈπͺ Forget retiring at 65.
A Swedish bank's pensions expert tells everyone born in the 80s, 90s and 2000s to brace for 69, 70 - maybe 71.
Sweden's retirement age now climbs automatically as people live longer.
πΈπͺ Sweden's Social Democrats just hit 26.1 percent - their worst poll since Magdalena Andersson became leader in 2021.
Still no government. Voters are fleeing to the Moderates.
For the first time in over four years, the right-wing bloc leads the left.
πΈπͺ Hidden cameras caught imams at Swedish mosques offering a married man a second wife.
Now the state agency that funds faith communities has summoned the Muslim organisations and opened a special review.
Their taxpayer grants are on the line.
πΈπͺ Undercover reporters posing as a married man asked 15 Swedish mosques to wed him to a second wife.
Nine times, an imam, sheikh or adviser offered to do it - or found someone who would. One sheikh even offered witnesses who wouldn't recognise him.
Bigamy is a crime in Sweden.
πΈπͺ Swedish police combed through a pensioner's social media - even logging insults like "lowlife" and her views on Israel.
Then they asked her: "What do you think of Muslims?"
She was charged with hate speech. A split court just acquitted her.
πΈπͺ One of northern Europe's biggest mosques is rising in Stockholm.
Unclear funding. Reported Turkish Islamist links.
A Christian tailor from Syria, 25 years in the suburb: "They are dangerous. Write about this!"
πΈπͺ A former Sweden Democrats MP is behind bars.
Police found a man outside a rural home with facial injuries. Inside was ex-MP Hanna Wigh. She was first arrested for attempted murder.
Now a court has remanded her on suspicion of aggravated assault.
Russell Brand got ten and a half years. Nine rest on a 2009 rape conviction.
No forensic evidence was reported. The texts were never produced. Other witnesses repeated the woman's account.
The jury gave no public reasons. How was guilt proved beyond reasonable doubt?
@visegrad24 Same story across the bridge in Sweden. A Moroccan asylum seeker crept into a sleeping 10-year-old girl's bedroom. The court deported him - but he is allowed back in 10 years.
Scandinavian courts have stopped protecting their own children.
πΈπͺ Sweden's health watchdog found doctors "grossly incompetent" - then let them keep treating patients for up to five years.
One prescribed narcotics to a 14-year-old boy. Thirteen new complaints piled up on another.
Not one was suspended in the meantime.
πΈπͺ He had been in Sweden less than a month as an asylum seeker from Morocco.
In one night he broke into family homes and crept into a 10-year-old girl's bedroom while she slept.
The court deported him. But he's allowed back in 10 years.
πΈπͺ A Swedish nurse raped an unconscious woman in her 70s who was dying in palliative care - on his own night shift.
The court gave him five years and eight months.
And it cut his sentence. Why? Because he lost his job over it.
πΈπͺ A Swedish city says it checks the criminal record of everyone it hires for elderly care.
A local paper still found 21 convicted criminals on the staff lists - including a man convicted of assaulting his wife and threatening to kill her.
Once hired, nobody checks again.
πΈπͺ In June, Sweden's finance minister promised: "Other countries don't decide over our snus."
On Monday, Sweden quietly dropped its veto and let Brussels bring nicotine pouches under EU tax rules.
The tax only failed because Malta said no.
πΈπͺ Homeowners in southern Sweden now face power bills 73 percent higher than last winter - worse than the 2022 energy crisis.
The energy company's explanation? Not enough wind.
Meanwhile Sweden shut down the nuclear reactors in the south.
πΈπͺ Sweden's state broadcaster wanted proof that rural folk love wind turbines.
It found the perfect local on Γland. Listeners were never told he sits on the board of a wind power company.
Now Swedish Radio has been censured for breaching accuracy rules.
πΈπͺ Sweden's government wants to keep the word "woman" in the abortion law.
Not enough for the Centre Party. Two of its MPs want the law to spell out that it covers legal men too.
And that abortion is explicitly guaranteed for people living in Sweden illegally.