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Judges Shot Dead in Iran – One Was Noury's Chief

Two high-ranking judges are reported to have been shot dead at Iran's highest court in Tehran. Both have been accused of a bloody past.

Judges Shot Dead in Iran – One Was Noury's Chief

Crisis for Vapiano – Applies for Reconstruction

The restaurant chain Vapiano has economic problems in Sweden. Now Vapiano has applied for reconstruction, writes [Expressen](https://www.

Crisis for Vapiano – Applies for Reconstruction

Quran Burners: Exploited My Freedom of Speech

A microphone, pork, and a few copies of the Koran. That's what Salwan Momika and Salwan Najem had with them when they carried out their demonstration and burned the Koran outside Stockholm's mosque.

Quran Burners: Exploited My Freedom of Speech

Terror Threat and Anxiety - Quran Burners on Trial

Diplomatic crisis, a stormed embassy – and increased terror threat level. The Quran burnings in the summer of 2023 stirred up strong emotions in large parts of the Muslim world.

Terror Threat and Anxiety - Quran Burners on Trial

Banned Catholic Priest Sues the Church

A suspended priest has sued the Catholic Church. He has also appealed the suspension to the Pope, reports SVT News West.

Banned Catholic Priest Sues the Church

Buttericks Applies for Corporate Restructuring

The party company Buttericks is in crisis and is applying for corporate restructuring at the Stockholm District Court. The company, which has existed for over 120 years, has according to a press release not been able to recover economically after the pandemic's significantly reduced turnover.

Buttericks Applies for Corporate Restructuring

Boy arrested with pistol at nightclub – prosecuted

A 15-year-old boy was arrested with a loaded pistol outside a nightclub on Stureplan in Stockholm. He is now being prosecuted for preparation for murder, reports Avesta Tidning.

Boy arrested with pistol at nightclub – prosecuted

Convicted of traveling with a thermos bomb

Three people are convicted for involvement in the manufacturing and transportation of the thermos bomb, which two people were stopped with at Stockholm Central last summer. .

Convicted of traveling with a thermos bomb

Gröna Lund Demanded Millions After Fatal Accident

Failures all the way from ordering to manufacturing lay behind the fatal accident at Gröna Lund. Now the amusement park and two other companies are being demanded record fines.

Gröna Lund Demanded Millions After Fatal Accident

Prosecutor demands life imprisonment for IS woman

The prosecutor is seeking a life sentence for the Swedish woman who is on trial for having held Yazidi children and women as slaves in IS's so-called caliphate. The defense wants a complete acquittal.

Prosecutor demands life imprisonment for IS woman

Oil Director in Court: Hard to Remember

Two former top representatives of Lundin Oil are charged with aiding and abetting grave war crimes in Sudan during a couple of years around the millennium shift. Today, almost a quarter of a century later, Ian Lundin begins his testimony by saying that it is difficult to securely remember what happened in southern Sudan.

Oil Director in Court: Hard to Remember

Debts in Northvolt's bankruptcy amount to 6.9 billion

The debts in Northvolt Expansion's bankruptcy in October amounted to 6. 9 billion kronor – of which 5.

Debts in Northvolt's bankruptcy amount to 6.9 billion

Three Sentenced After Tomato Attack on Maria Malmer Stenergard

A man and two women have been sentenced to day-fines for throwing tomatoes and red onions at Foreign Minister Maria Malmer Stenergard (M) during a debate in the Riksdag on October 3, writes [Dagens Nyheter](https://www. dn.

Three Sentenced After Tomato Attack on Maria Malmer Stenergard

The Owners Give the Green Light for New Share Issue in Intrum

An extraordinary general meeting has given the crisis-stricken credit management company Intrum's board of directors a mandate to implement new share issues, partly as payment for loans and partly to bring in money to the cash register, writes Intrum in a press release. The decision was unanimous, according to Intrum.

The Owners Give the Green Light for New Share Issue in Intrum

Swede arrested in USA – defrauded 60 million kronor

A 27-year-old Swedish man has been detained by a court in the USA at Sweden's request. He is pointed out as the main person responsible in a multi-million fraud.

Swede arrested in USA – defrauded 60 million kronor

Man dies during intervention – security guards convicted

Two security guards are convicted in the Svea Court of Appeal for causing another person's death after a man died in connection with an intervention in the Stockholm subway during the summer of 2022. The Court of Appeal sentences them to a conditional sentence and day fines, thereby upholding the verdict from the Stockholm District Court.

Man dies during intervention – security guards convicted

Zlatan loses notorious lawsuit – appeals

Zlatan Ibrahimovic loses the notorious rent dispute. The Stockholm District Court rules that the tenant has the right to remain in the apartment in Ibrahimovic's rental property in Stockholm.

Zlatan loses notorious lawsuit – appeals

Bank Slips Up, Must Compensate Customer for Swish Fraud

Nordea does not need to compensate a customer who lost 100,000 kronor in a fraud that occurred via the payment service Swish. This is stated by the Stockholm District Court in a verdict.

Bank Slips Up, Must Compensate Customer for Swish Fraud

The State Wins Against Secretly Filmed Vaccine Opponent

A woman who sued the Swedish state after being filmed with a hidden camera in the SVT documentary "Documentary from within: The Vaccine Warriors" loses in the Court of Appeal. .

The State Wins Against Secretly Filmed Vaccine Opponent

"It ignited then" - halftime in the Lundin trial

A former child soldier, confident lawyers, and journalism in the dock. Journalist Martin Schibbye lists five distinguishing points in the record-long trial in the Lundin case, which has now reached halfway.

"It ignited then" - halftime in the Lundin trial

Oscar Properties Declared Bankrupt

The real estate company Oscar Properties has been declared bankrupt. The reason is a tax debt of nearly five million kronor.

Oscar Properties Declared Bankrupt

Climate Researcher Acquitted of Blockade: Acted in Emergency

A climate researcher was prosecuted for disobedience against the authorities after a roadblock in Stockholm. Now he is acquitted with reference to the climate emergency.

Climate Researcher Acquitted of Blockade: Acted in Emergency

Jonathan was declared dead - the state is being sued

A form and a fabricated doctor were all that was needed. Suddenly, Jonathan Ravelin was declared dead and locked out of his life.

Jonathan was declared dead - the state is being sued

Helena Seger: "I've done everything to help"

The tenant had their apartment terminated and sued Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Helena Seger. Now, the Stockholm District Court will settle who is right in the rental dispute.

Helena Seger: "I've done everything to help"