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JK warns of laws that could stop Koran burning
The Chancellor of Justice (JK) opposes the proposal that could give the police the opportunity to refuse permits for Quran burnings. JK warns of a disproportionately large restriction on the freedom of assembly.
Suspected data breach by foreign power
A well-known Swedish researcher is suspected of having been subjected to a data breach by a foreign power, reports [Sveriges Radio Ekot](https://sverigesradio. se/artikel/misstankt-dataintrang-av-frammande-makt-hos-svensk-forskare).
Proposal: Increased control of job seekers in municipalities
Municipalities should be allowed to perform checks in the criminal record register when someone is employed in, for example, home care or personal assistance, proposes the government's investigator. Even individuals who work in critical positions should be able to be checked.
After Åkesson's Wedding – Security Service to the Committee
The Head of the Security Service, Charlotte von Essen, and the National Police Commissioner, Petra Lundh, have been invited to the Riksdag's Justice Committee to give their view on the infiltration of gang criminals into politics, reports Ekot. The background is that it has emerged that a person who attended Jimmie Åkesson's wedding at the end of September has ties to a criminal motorcycle gang.
Fraud wipes out Studsvik's profit
Nuclear technology company Studsvik reports a loss of 500,000 kronor for the third quarter of the year. This can be compared to the profit of 22.
Terror suspect extradited to Belgium
A 41-year-old man suspected of terrorist crimes abroad has been extradited to Belgium, reports [TV4 News](https://www. tv4.
The Tax Agency stops more due to security reasons
In the past two years, there are more people than before who do not pass the Tax Agency's security checks, reports SR Ekot. .
Shooting at Israeli company linked to Iran
A boy is suspected of the shooting at an Israeli company in Gothenburg on Thursday. The event is linked, according to P4 Gothenburg, to Iran and the previous shootings against Israel's embassy in Stockholm.
Åkesson on the wedding guest: "Didn't know about"
One of the guests at Jimmie Åkesson's (SD) wedding last weekend is the leader of a local motorcycle club that, according to Expressen, has been identified as part of the criminal environment in Sweden. "An honest mistake", Åkesson comments now on X.
SAPO on Terror Suspicions: "Serious Crime"
The Security Service is in close cooperation with the Danish police after two Swedish teenagers were arrested suspected of terrorist crimes in Denmark. .
Tighter Border Control – May Affect Commuters
Danish police are stepping up surveillance of the border with Sweden and Germany. Those who commute between Sweden and Denmark can expect the journey across the Öresund Bridge to take longer.
Swedes suspected of terrorist crimes in Copenhagen
The two Swedish teenagers who have been arrested in Denmark for the explosion at Israel's embassy in Copenhagen are suspected of terrorist crimes, writes the Copenhagen police on X. .
Prosecutor: There is a connection between the embassy incidents
Two attacks on Israel's embassies in Sweden and Denmark occurred within a 24-hour period. Now, Swedish prosecutor Cecilia Holmbom confirms that there is a connection.
Security Chief: Iran May Have Been Involved in the Attacks
Iran may have been involved in the attacks on Israel's embassies in Stockholm and Copenhagen, according to Säpo. There are some indications that it could be the case, partly based on target selection and modus operandi, says Säpo's operational chief Fredrik Hallström.
Swedes arrested after explosion at embassy
Two Swedish teenagers have been arrested for suspected involvement in the explosions near Israel's embassy north of Copenhagen on Tuesday night. They did not act alone, according to the prosecutor.
Shot at Embassy Confirmed: "Serious"
The event at the Israeli embassy in Stockholm on Tuesday was a shooting, confirms the police. The government is now in contact with the police and the Danish government.
Stockholm District Court Fined
The Stockholm District Court is to pay a penalty of 2. 5 million kronor for deficiencies in its work on security protection, writes the Security Service (Säpo) in a press release.
Employee at nuclear power company linked to China
An employee at the nuclear technology company Studsvik in Nyköping has actively worked for China, reports TV4's Kalla fakta. .
Multiple linked to Chinese network in Sweden
17 people in Sweden, including a professor at Stockholm University, are reported to have ties to the Chinese influence organization United Front, according to TV4's Cold Facts. .
More people will be forced to provide information to the police
Authorities, municipalities, and schools will be forced to share information with the police. Social services and healthcare will be exempt from the obligation, but will still be required to disclose more information than they do today.
After the Iranian Attack: Strong Protest Expressed
In an Iranian special operation, a Swedish company was hacked and thousands of SMS about avenging Koran burnings were sent out. I'm unfortunately not that surprised, says Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (The Moderate Party) about the IT attack.
Iran fueled the threat against Sweden
The cyberattack from Iran came at a strained time for Sweden – with Quran burnings and a NATO process. According to Fredrik Hallström, operational chief at Säpo, it fueled the threat against Sweden.
The Ministry for Foreign Affairs summons Iran's top diplomat – Iran responds
The Ministry for Foreign Affairs is summoning Iran's chargé d'affairs after the revelation that the country was behind a major cyberattack last summer. Iran, in turn, dismisses the allegations as baseless accusations that "poison" the countries' relations.
Iran behind major cyberattack in Sweden
The Iranian state was behind a serious data breach in Sweden last summer. The individuals behind the breach are located in Iran and it is deemed impossible to request their arrest or detention in absentia and have them extradited.
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