The Swedish genocide verdict against IS woman Lina Ishaq is the first in the world to target the forced movement of children, and is described as groundbreaking by the EU's judicial cooperation agency Eurojust. The verdict has been translated into three languages and could become an international landmark.
SwedenThe 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.
SwedenThree years ago, The Ark reunited with a bang. This summer, fans will get another chance to see the band on a 24-date tour.
MusicIn Halland, a heat record for November was broken on Thursday, and it has been unusually mild for the time of year in large parts of the country. But now it is getting colder.
SwedenThe police officers did not file a report of intimate partner violence and were charged with misconduct. Now they have been acquitted by the Supreme Court.
CrimeSperm stains on the walls of the Thai massage parlor are part of the evidence when a woman in Halmstad is convicted of procuring.
CrimePhotos from films, miniature worlds and crime scene models. The 2026 recipient of the Becker Grand Artist Scholarship “revives recognizable environments.”
TV & filmMedal and a European adventure awaits in the summer. By securing third place in the Allsvenskan, Gais completed his successful season. It is a fantastic group that we are incredibly proud to be a part of, says striker Gustav Lundgren to HBO Max.
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