Biggest case of illegal hunting in Sweden goes on trial
Five men are on trial in Luleå in northern Sweden, suspected of illegally hunting and killing of four bears, three
Read moreFive men are on trial in Luleå in northern Sweden, suspected of illegally hunting and killing of four bears, three
Read moreSince this summer, the intelligence and security service Säpo is reviewing the details of everyone who applies for a residency
Read moreAccording to social media and Finnish news reports, a group of mostly Iraqi asylum seekers in Finland are planning to make their way
Read moreInexperienced climbers are plaguing the mountain rescue team at Kebnekaise, Sweden’s highest mountain, with almost daily calls for help, often for
Read moreFinnish speakers in Sweden are protesting about what they say is language-based discrimination. The group of activists wrote an op-ed
Read moreThe first of eight historic buildings in the city of Kiruna was moved on Wednesday morning, a major milestone in
Read moreIf it weren’t for Umeå, Skellefteå, Luleå and Boden – population in northern Sweden would decline. There are now more
Read moreSweden is once again criticized by Amnesty International for its treatment of Romani and Sami peoples and its tightening of
Read moreA cull of 24 wolves will be allowed from 2nd January 2017, after a Swedish court decision this week, which
Read moreA lack of communication between the pilot and co-pilot led to the fatal crash of a mail plane in Sweden’s
Read moreThe number of accidents on Sweden’s roads involving wildlife has reached a record level this year and will pass 50,000 by the
Read moreWho takes over when local reporters are no longer able to cover certain areas? Radio Sweden visited the northern county
Read morePeople living in the arctic towns of Kiruna and Malmberget say their homes have been damaged by earthquakes caused by
Read moreThe military draft may be reintroduced in Sweden in 2019 and will apply to both men and women, according to
Read moreThe Swedish State has appealed the court decision in the landmark Girjas case, where the Sami population of the small
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