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The gunman and the PKK – the clues in the Palme investigation
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The gunman and the PKK – the clues in the Palme investigation

There is not enough evidence to point to the Skandia Man as a suspect in the 1986 assassination of Prime Minister Olof Palme, according to Chief Prosecutor Lennart Guné. The Skandia Man is just one of an almost endless series of leads and people that have been investigated in what is one of the world's largest criminal investigations
Lifted colleagues' sex purchases - lost job
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Lifted colleagues' sex purchases - lost job

After complaining to the company's CEO that some colleagues were buying sex during business trips and using drugs, a woman suddenly lost her job. Now she has been proven right in court, reports the union newspaper Kollega
Ulla-Lena had her address hijacked – sues the state
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Ulla-Lena had her address hijacked – sues the state

Over 90 strangers have signed up for Ulla-Lena Lindqvist's summer cottage. Despite years of trying to get help from the Swedish Tax Agency, the problems continue
The Year of Culture 2025: Crisis and canon
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The Year of Culture 2025: Crisis and canon

Cultural Sweden is struggling financially, but the Royal Opera House is getting the renovation it wants and the whole country is a cultural icon. Here is the year of culture 2025
Multi-million-dollar compensation for oil spill cleanup
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Multi-million-dollar compensation for oil spill cleanup

The state will receive 35. 6 million kronor in compensation for the Coast Guard's cleanup after a large oil spill off Blekinge
Members of Nazi Aktivklubb appeal
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Members of Nazi Aktivklubb appeal

Four young men linked to the Nazi Aktivklubb Sverige were convicted of assaulting several men of foreign background during a night in Stockholm. They are now appealing to the Court of Appeal and seeking to be acquitted
Freed after art attack: "Can be interpreted as a signal"
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Freed after art attack: "Can be interpreted as a signal"

Six climate activists charged with vandalism of a Monet painting at the National Museum have been acquitted by the Stockholm District Court. One could interpret this as a signal that it is okay to do this, says Per Hedström, former acting superintendent of the National Museum
Suspected Intellego manager at large
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Suspected Intellego manager at large

The fraud suspect former head of the suspended listed company Intellego Technologies, Claes Lindahl, has been released, court documents show. That is true, says defense attorney Olof Hildebrand to TT
Ingrosso's stalker will not be granted probation
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Ingrosso's stalker will not be granted probation

Chinese invoices are raised in the Intellego scandal
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Chinese invoices are raised in the Intellego scandal

The police report against the research company Intellego concerns, among other things, invoices to a Chinese company that is said to have been listed as a major partner, writes Dagens Industri.
Fast food chain in reconstruction
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Fast food chain in reconstruction

Fast food chain Pizza Hut has applied for restructuring and has had it granted by the Stockholm District Court, reports Fastighetsvärlden.
Court: 18-year-old terror suspect convicted
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Court: 18-year-old terror suspect convicted

The 18-year-old accused of planning a terrorist attack in central Stockholm will undergo a forensic psychiatric examination. The decision comes after the district court found that the prosecutor presented convincing evidence that he is guilty
Yes to freezing 230 of Intellego's millions
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Yes to freezing 230 of Intellego's millions

The prosecutor is allowed to freeze a total of approximately 230 million kronor from the scandal-ridden company Intellego. The Stockholm District Court decided this on Wednesday, writes Dagens Industri
CEO has been arrested – the stock exchange wants to delist Intellego
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CEO has been arrested – the stock exchange wants to delist Intellego

Intellego CEO Claes Lindahl has been detained after it emerged that he is suspected of gross fraud on probable grounds, reports Dagens Industri (Di). Nasdaq intends to delist the company from the First North exchange
Four sentenced to prison for racist acts of violence
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Four sentenced to prison for racist acts of violence

During a single party night in Stockholm, they attacked three different victims with foreign backgrounds. Now four young men linked to the Nazi Aktivklubb Sverige have been sentenced to several years in prison for, among other things, aggravated assault
Accused 18-year-old admits to terrorist plots
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Accused 18-year-old admits to terrorist plots

The 18-year-old suspected of planning a terrorist attack in Kungsträdgården in Stockholm this summer has admitted the crime, his lawyer said in the district court.
Drivers charged – 140 kilos of cocaine in the load
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Drivers charged – 140 kilos of cocaine in the load

Two drivers are charged with smuggling 140 kilos of cocaine into Sweden.
Victim in the accident: "I think Grönan should be ashamed"
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Victim in the accident: "I think Grönan should be ashamed"

According to Gröna Lund CEO Jan Eriksson, the park feels a great responsibility for the fatal accident on Jetline – but despite that, the company denies any wrongdoing and does not want to pay damages to the victims. The statement is questioned by the affected couple, Mikael and Karin Elmegard
The court stands firm for Lina Ishaq – enslaved children
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The court stands firm for Lina Ishaq – enslaved children

The prosecutor wanted a life sentence, but the Svea Court of Appeal confirms the sentence for 53-year-old Lina Ishaq, who enslaved children and women during the IS terror regime in Syria. She is sentenced to twelve years in prison for crimes against humanity, genocide and serious war crimes
18-year-old admits to participating in IS
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18-year-old admits to participating in IS

The trial of the 18-year-old suspected of planning a terrorist attack in Kungsträdgården in Stockholm has begun. He admits to being a member of the terrorist organization ISIS
Film of the fatal accident in Jetline was shown in court
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Film of the fatal accident in Jetline was shown in court

The trial of the Jetline accident at Gröna Lund in the summer of 2023 has begun. We of course hope for a guilty verdict, says Mikael Elmegard, who was on board the roller coaster that derailed
No new court hearings with Bonnesen
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No new court hearings with Bonnesen

Calls for several years in prison for racist assaults
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Calls for several years in prison for racist assaults

The four men from the Nazi Aktivklubb Sverige who have been charged with racist acts of violence in Stockholm should be sentenced to several years in prison, according to the prosecutor. There are a number of aggravating circumstances in this case, says prosecutor Gustav Andersson
Teenager suspected of planning IS attack in Stockholm
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Teenager suspected of planning IS attack in Stockholm

An 18-year-old man is suspected of planning a terrorist attack in the name of the Islamic State in central Stockholm, the Swedish Prosecution Authority writes in a press release.
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