Försvarsmakten

10,000 soldiers to protect Poland's infrastructure

The Polish government is enlisting the help of the armed forces to protect critical infrastructure after this weekend's suspected railway bombing. Poland is also closing Russia's last remaining consulate in the country.

C: Reconsider the ban on wind power in the Baltic Sea

The Center Party wants to reconsider the government's decision to reject offshore wind power in large parts of the Baltic Sea.

Denmark buys Swedish grenade launchers for half a billion

The defense group Saab has received an order for grenade launchers, ammunition and training equipment from Denmark. The order value is 510 million kronor.

The Court of Appeal sentences Kindberg: "Of course disappointed"

The Court of Appeal for Lower Norrland sentences Daniel Kindberg, former chairman of Östersunds FK, to a felony for accepting a bribe. Certain parts of the previous sentence are dismissed and Kindberg's sentence is therefore reduced – from two and a half years in prison to one year and eight months.

Drone alarm closed the airspace at Landvetter

The airspace over Landvetter outside Gothenburg was closed for several hours on Thursday evening after drones were spotted at the airport. Several departures and arrivals were canceled, and the Swedish Armed Forces were called in.

Defense saves bicycle factory in Vansbro

The Swedish Armed Forces' orders for soldier bicycles could be a salvation for Monark's bicycle factory in Vansbro.

Saab takes billion-dollar order from FMV

Liljestrand on DIK's comparison: "Pure nonsense"

How well-equipped is the cultural sector in the event of war? Not particularly, according to a survey conducted by the trade union DIK (the Swedish Trade Union for Culture, Communication and the Creative Sector).