U.S. President Donald Trump threatened Sweden and several other countries with tariffs over the Greenland issue. He wrote on his Truth Social account: "This tariff will apply and be paid until a complete and total purchase of Greenland is completed," Trump wrote in his post.
BusinessThe Supreme Court (HD) has agreed to hear the case of an employee at pension company Allra who gave 8 million kronor to his partner, Dagens Juridik reports.
BusinessThe US Supreme Court is still waiting to decide on President Donald Trump's tariffs. Around $130 billion is at stake.
BusinessWere Donald Trump's global tariffs actually illegal? The question will be answered in the U.S. Supreme Court. Nearly $150 billion is at stake for Trump and the U.S. administration.
BusinessThe high-profile shooting death of a 37-year-old woman in the United States raises the question of whether immigration officers acted in self-defense. Annika Norée, an expert on the police's use of force, does not think that was the case.
WorldThe Israeli government continues to refuse to allow international journalists into the Gaza Strip, court documents show.
WorldVenezuela's Supreme Court has ordered the country's vice president, Delcy Rodríguez, to become interim leader after the United States captured Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro on Saturday.
WorldUS President Donald Trump has pushed to allow the National Guard to take part in the hunt for undocumented migrants in Chicago, Los Angeles and Portland. But after legal setbacks, he is backing down - at least temporarily.
WorldThe US Supreme Court blocks the Trump administration's order to deploy the country's National Guard in Chicago in pursuit of irregular migrants.
WorldThe prosecutor's long battle to gain access to media images from a riot in Rosengård in Malmö has led to the green light from Malmö District Court. According to a ruling, six media houses must show photos and films to the responsible investigator.
SwedenChaos erupted as Brazil's lower house was set to vote on a bill to reduce sentences for a range of serious crimes, which would benefit convicted former president Jair Bolsonaro. But when the session resumed, the chamber voted in favor, Brazilian media reported.
WorldA boy who assaulted a teacher at a high school in Stockholm has his sentence reduced by the Supreme Court, because he has a neuropsychiatric disability that meant an impaired ability to control his actions.
SwedenRasmus Paludan will not have his case heard by the Supreme Court.
SwedenDaniel Kindberg was convicted in the Court of Appeal of aggravated bribery. Now the former Östersunds FK chairman chooses to appeal to the Supreme Court.
SportsThe US Supreme Court has decided to review President Donald Trump's executive order to abolish the right to citizenship from birth.
WorldA divided U.S. Supreme Court has upheld a redrawn electoral map in Texas that is seen as favoring President Donald Trump.
WorldThe Supreme Court (HD) does not grant leave to appeal the Court of Appeal ruling that acquitted the state for the actions of the Swedish Pensions Agency in the so-called Falcon Funds affair. The plaintiff is considering taking the case to the European Court of Justice.
BusinessLawyers for Brazil's former President Jair Bolsonaro have filed an appeal against the 27-year prison sentence against the ex-president that was upheld by the country's Supreme Court earlier this week.
WorldThe Attorney General (RÅ) will not request a review in the Supreme Court of the Knutby case. At present, there is no reason for the Attorney General to take any action, says Chief Prosecutor Mats Svensson at RÅ to SVT.
SwedenMilitary commanders in Guinea-Bissau say they have taken full control of the country. Both the president and an opposition leader have reportedly been arrested.
WorldAttorney Johan Eriksson will request an overturning of the murder conviction against the so-called nanny in Knutby, who was convicted of shooting dead pastor Helge Fossmo's wife in 2004. However, being granted an overturning is extremely difficult, according to Dennis Martinsson, a doctor of criminal law. It is not easy to determine whether it is strong enough, he says.
SwedenThe government is proposing increased criminal liability for various pre-crime stages. This will make it easier to reach gang leaders and make it more difficult to recruit children.
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