In total, 57 people have been arrested in a large Swedish-led operation against cross-border crime in the Baltic Sea region. A large quantity of bicycles, watches, cars and boats have been seized.
CrimeAfter eight months, the trial for Sweden's largest environmental crime is going to court. The prosecutors are demanding six years in prison for "waste queen" Fariba Vancor and four others in the Think Pink scandal. There is no basis either for the charges or the sentence requested, says Vancor's lawyer Thomas Olsson.
CrimeMore and more people are ending up at the Enforcement Authority after ordering food at home via mobile apps such as Foodora, reports Ekot.
BusinessSwedes' debts are record-high – and some are indebted for decades without managing to pay off. Now the government will appoint an inquiry to investigate whether these so-called "eternal debtors" will ever be able to become debt-free.
BusinessMore and more people are being evicted from their homes and the number of children affected continues to increase. This is shown by the Enforcement Authority's compilation for 2024. It is both serious and sad that so many children are affected, says Davor Vuleta at the Enforcement Authority.
Business16 percent of all sickness benefit applications contain errors and it is foreign-born individuals, persons with low income and individuals with debts to the Enforcement Authority who are somewhat overrepresented in terms of providing incorrect information to the Social Insurance Agency.
CrimeThe Swedes are finding it increasingly difficult to manage their debts. Nearly half a million private individuals are with the Enforcement Authority and the debt mountain amounts to 138 billion kronor. It is a serious situation, says Davor Vuleta, private economic spokesperson at the authority.
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