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Sweden is no longer a priority terrorist target

The number of threats against Sweden has decreased – and Sweden is no longer seen as a priority terrorist target, according to the National Centre for Terrorism Threat Assessment. What we can see is that Sweden has since autumn 2023 gradually no longer been as frequently mentioned, says Ahn-Za Hagström, head of NCT.

Sweden is no longer a priority terrorist target

Russia more offensive and risk-taking

Sweden's military intelligence agency assesses that Russian hybrid warfare has become more offensive and risk-taking. A ceasefire in Ukraine can simultaneously give Russia time to increase its military capability.

Russia more offensive and risk-taking

Convicted Spy Kia to Pay Tax on Russian Salary

The life-sentenced spy Peyman Kia is facing a tax blow. The Administrative Court of Appeal rules that he must pay tax on the million compensation from the Russian intelligence service GRU, reports TV4 News.

Convicted Spy Kia to Pay Tax on Russian Salary

Sensitive technology to be mapped and protected

To ensure that sensitive new Swedish technology does not end up in, for example, China, the scrutiny of foreign company acquisitions is being tightened. FOI is now tasked with mapping technologies that should be protected.

Sensitive technology to be mapped and protected

Preliminary investigation against top military officer dropped

A man who was previously detained for gross unauthorized handling of confidential information is no longer a suspect in the investigation, writes the Prosecution Authority in a press release. .

Preliminary investigation against top military officer dropped

The Head of Military Intelligence: We Live in a Dangerous Time

The Russian hybrid threat can be cranked up further, warns the Military Intelligence and Security Service (Must). It's about more cyber espionage, more signal intelligence – and sabotage and violent acts carried out by hired agents.

The Head of Military Intelligence: We Live in a Dangerous Time

Life-sentenced spy avoids paying tax

The Administrative Court has decided that the life-sentenced spy Peyman Kia is exempt from paying tax on income from the Russian intelligence service GRU, reports TV4 News. .

Life-sentenced spy avoids paying tax