Henrik Landerholm

Sweden Democrats Want to Delay Riksdag Review of Landerholm Affair Until Verdict Is Final

The Sweden Democrats want to wait before resuming the Riksdag's investigation into the so-called Landerholm affair.

Social Democrats and Greens Seek to Resume Review of Kristersson After Landerholm Verdict

Former national security adviser Henrik Landerholm was convicted by the Svea Court of Appeal on Monday of negligence involving classified information. The Social Democrats and the Green Party now want Parliament’s Constitutional Committee to resume its review of Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson’s (M) actions in the case.

Henrik Landerholm convicted of gross negligence by Swedish Court of Appeal over classified documents

Former national security adviser Henrik Landerholm has been convicted of gross negligence involving classified information and sentenced to daily fines. “Today’s conviction in the Svea Court of Appeal is of course disappointing,” he writes on X.

Prosecutors seek to overturn Landerholm acquittal in appeal court

Henrik Landerholm was careless and negligent in leaving secret documents in an unlocked safe on a course campus - but the act was not criminal, according to the district court. That assessment is wrong, according to the prosecutors, who are making another attempt to have the former national security adviser convicted when the case is heard in the Svea Court of Appeal.

Social Democrats Question Need for Sweden's National Security Adviser

The Social Democratic Party's leader Magdalena Andersson, questions whether Sweden really needs a national security adviser, writes Expressen.

Sweden's Security Adviser Resigns Over Sensitive Dating App Photos

Sweden's new national security adviser has left his position after just a few hours – due to pictures on a dating app. According to the Prime Minister, it is a "system failure" that the information did not come to light earlier.

Tobias Thyberg Appointed as Sweden's New National Security Adviser

The Government has appointed a successor to Henrik Landerholm as national security adviser. It will be Ambassador Tobias Thyberg.

Tobias Thyberg Appointed as Sweden's New National Security Adviser

The Government has appointed a successor to Henrik Landerholm as national security adviser. It will be Ambassador Tobias Thyberg, according to Expressen.

Investigator Urges Swedish PM Kristersson to Resign Over Scandal

Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (M) should resign due to the Landerholm affair, thinks Krister Thelin, moderate and the government's special investigator in the matter of national begging ban.

Kristersson Unaware of Deleted Email in Landerholm Case

Landerholm Trial Delayed to August Amid Evidence Deletion Claims

The Government Offices erased important evidence in the case surrounding the former security adviser Henrik Landerholm, writes Dagens Nyheter. DN also reports that the trial is being postponed.

That's why the Constitutional Committee is pausing its investigation of the Prime Minister

The Riksdag's Constitutional Committee (KU) has paused its review of the Prime Minister's actions in the Landerholm affair. The reason is the ongoing legal process. KU was unanimous in its decision.

Preliminary Investigation Against Landerholm Resumed

Säpo's preliminary investigation against the former national security adviser Henrik Landerholm is resumed.

Kristersson: The Government Has Not Covered Anything Up

The Prime Minister's staff was involved in the former security adviser Henrik Landerholm's misleading posts on social media, according to DN. But Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson repeats that the government has not covered up anything.

Landerholm received help with misleading posts

The Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson's (M) staff was involved in the former security adviser Henrik Landerholm's misleading post on social media, reports Dagens Nyheter.

The Constitutional Committee Tables Investigation into the Landerholm Affair

The Constitutional Committee (KU) is tabling its review of Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson's (M) responsibility and accountability regarding the Government Offices' security routines and questions surrounding the former security policy adviser Henrik Landerholm.

Trial against Landerholm delayed

The trial against the former national security adviser Henrik Landerholm appears to be delayed.

Criticized recruitment was kept secret: Would have been chaos

The recruitment of L-leader Anna Starbrink to MSB was made deliberately in secret – to prevent transparency according to the principle of public access to information, reports Aftonbladet. It's a administrative culture in decay, says freedom of expression expert Nils Funcke to the newspaper.

Unclear where forgotten documents went

The Government's former security adviser Henrik Landerholm is being prosecuted for gross negligence with confidential information, after he left secret documents at a conference centre in the spring of 2023. The investigation reveals that there is confusion about the current whereabouts of the sensitive documents.

Kristersson: Not Covering Up Anything

The Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson thinks it was right to appoint Henrik Landerholm as national security adviser. With the information we had then, it was absolutely right, he says.

Like Landerholm Affair: Who Covered it Up?

After the indictment against the Prime Minister's former security policy adviser Henrik Landerholm, it must be clarified who in the Government Offices has wanted to cover up what has happened. This is the opinion of the Social Democrats' defence policy spokesperson Peter Hultqvist.

Found secret documents – received money from extremist

The Government's former security adviser Henrik Landerholm is being prosecuted for gross negligence with confidential information, reports Dagens Nyheter. According to the indictment, the person who found the forgotten documents "can be linked to the violent extremist environment".

Landerholm's forgotten documents concerned national security

The confidential document that the former national security adviser Henrik Landerholm forgot at a conference center concerns Sweden's security, writes Expressen.

Henrik Landerholm Caused Another Incident

The former national security adviser Henrik Landerholm has caused yet another security incident. In December, he lost his access card and his service card, reports Dagens Nyheter.