Sweden: Anger as Eritrean Rapist Beats Deportation TEC News June 17, 2026 The rape of an elderly woman was, according to the court convicting the sex offender, not serious enough to have him sent back to Eritrea.
Sweden Backs Stricter Residency Rules With ‘Good Behaviour’ Law Zoltán Kottász June 16, 2026 New legislation allows authorities to strip migrants’ residence permits over unpaid debts, illegal work, and links to extremist groups.
Sweden Abolishes Permanent Residence Permits for Asylum Seekers Zolta Győri June 11, 2026 After years of dealing with immigrant gang violence and crime, Stockholm aims to make it harder for asylum seekers to remain in the country.
Sweden: Alleged Spy Set To Stand Trial TEC News June 10, 2026 A man with military access to classified information is suspected of arranging a meeting with Russian intelligence personnel.
Crime Rates in Swedish Municipalities Linked to Migration, Study Says Zoltán Kottász June 4, 2026 Municipalities with higher shares of residents of foreign background face markedly higher levels of reported crime.
Whistleblower: Sweden in Secretive Rush To Process More New Citizens Ahead of Restrictive Rule Shift TEC News June 3, 2026 The Swedish Migration Board is upping the volume of citizenship decisions ahead of legislative change—prompting an unusual spike in staff working overtime.
Sweden Revokes Residence Permits From Gang Criminals Hiding Abroad TEC News May 30, 2026 The eleven individuals are linked to contract killings, large-scale drug smuggling, and extortion.
Sweden Bans Cousin Marriage Javier Villamor May 27, 2026 The new Swedish law will not only ban the practice at home but also refuse recognition for many such unions conducted abroad.
Sweden Is Still Very Much a Socialist Country Sven R. Larson May 19, 2026 Another wave of media stories tries to portray Sweden as a reborn haven for capitalism. Nothing could be further from the truth.
“Is Christianity Banned?”: Police Stop Bible Handout in Sweden Michael Curzon May 18, 2026 The incident sparked accusations of double standards, with critics noting that Muslim groups distributing Qurans rarely face police intervention.
