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Swedish Defense Force to Support Police against Gangs

The Swedish Defense Force is set to support the police in their fight against criminal gangs, a decision that the government will make official next week, announced Prime Minister Ulf Christersson in a press briefing this afternoon. The Defense Force's special skills can aid the police within the current legislation.

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Politics

Military to Support Police against Criminal Gangs

The Swedish government has tasked the military with supporting the police in the fight against criminal gangs. This does not mean that the Swedish military will be patrolling the streets, according to Fredrik Furtenbach, an internal political commentator.

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Politics

Swedish Police Regions Unite to Fight Gang Violence

In an effort to curb gang violence in Sweden, all police regions are collaborating against networks linked to the conflicts in Stockholm. Erik Nord, Police Chief of the Western Region, sheds light on Operation Frigg, a strategy initiated at the turn of the year in response to the numerous shootings and bombings in the Stockholm area.

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Crime

Companies Criticised for Practices Near Landslide Site

Companies operating in the area around the landslide on E6 have repeatedly faced criticism from various authorities, particularly in relation to their blasting practices. This has been brought to light following an in-depth review.

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Local News

Sweden to Establish Youth Prisons by 2026

The Swedish government has decided to proceed with the proposal to establish youth prisons in the country. The Swedish Prison and Probation Service has been tasked with initiating the project.

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Politics

Armed Forces to Aid Police Against Gangs

The Swedish government is set to assign the Armed Forces a new role in supporting the police's fight against gangs, according to Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson. This statement was made during a press conference, marking a significant shift in the government's approach to tackling gang-related violence.

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Politics

Swedish Krona Strengthens, Predicts Lower Inflation

The Swedish Krona has significantly strengthened over the week, a change that could lead to lower inflation in the future. This observation has been made by Amanda Sundström, a currency strategist at SCB bank.

Yesterday

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Economy

Gang Split Causes Surge in Violence

Recent acts of violence have been linked to a single gang, according to investigative reports. A split in the Foxtrott network appears to have triggered the violent incidents in Uppsala and Stockholm.

Yesterday

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Crime

Two Men Detained Following Fatal Uppsala Bombing

In a shocking turn of events, two men, aged 22 and 33, were arrested and detained following a bombing yesterday morning outside Uppsala. The men were later ordered into custody.

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Crime

Violent Crimes Demand Increased Prosecutor Resources

Recent crimes are set to require substantial resources from the prosecutor's office, according to Katarina Johansson-Werlin, the acting Attorney General. She announced that resources would be reallocated to the areas most affected.

Yesterday

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Crime

Bonava's Cost Cuts May Lead to Job Losses

Housing developer Bonava is set to make significant cost savings, which may result in fewer employees in Sweden, another example of the ongoing 'steel bath' facing the housing industry. Construction of new homes is decreasing.

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Business

Wave of Violence Escalates in Sweden

Two men were recently shot dead in Stockholm and a woman died following a bombing in Uppsala, as the wave of violence escalates. National Police Chief Anders Tormberg held a press conference regarding the recent bloody days.

Yesterday

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Crime

Facial Recognition and Weapon Detectors: Sweden's New Crime-Fighting Tools

In a recent national address, Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson highlighted facial recognition and weapon detectors as key crime-fighting measures. According to Justice Minister Gunnar Strömmer, these could soon become reality.

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Politics

Uppsala Residents Urged to Stay Vigilant Amid Violence

In the aftermath of the latest act of violence in Fullerö, north of Uppsala, where a 25-year-old woman ended her life in a bomb blast, the police are urging the public to carry on as normal but also to be prepared for the possibility of further incidents. Lisa Sannevike, a local police officer in Uppsala Knivsta, addressed the situation.

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Local News

Train Service Disruption Affects Stockholm-Gothenburg Route

Currently, there is an interruption in train service on the Western Main Line between Örebro and Hallsberg. This affects all trains between Stockholm and Gothenburg at this moment.

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Transportation

Center Party Debates Age Limit for Online Porn

The question of introducing an age limit for viewing pornography online is set to be a heated topic of discussion at the upcoming Center Party conference, beginning on Friday. The party board wants to explore ways to restrict children and young people's access to pornography, but the proposal is not without its detractors within the party.

Yesterday

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Politics

Swedish PM Explores Military Aid in Gang Violence Fight

The Prime Minister of Sweden is looking into how the Armed Forces can assist the police in combating gang violence in the country. He will meet with the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces and the National Police Chief to discuss possible strategies.

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Politics

Train Drivers' Strike Leads to Court Case

In the spring, a wildcat strike broke out among commuter train drivers in Stockholm. Today, the trial begins in the labour court against ten of the train company MTR's commuter train drivers who participated in the strike.

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Local News

Government Cracks Down on Population Registration Fraud

The government is taking steps to combat fraudulent activities in population registration. They aim to penalize those who profit by allowing others to register at their address.

Yesterday

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Politics

Fatal Shooting Prompts Temporary Closure of Mälaryden's Sports Ground

Stockholm city has made the decision to temporarily close Mälaryden's sports ground after an 18-year-old was fatally shot in the area. The police are now looking into the possibility of implementing surveillance cameras, according to Susanne Friberg, the local police chief in Skärholmen.

28 September, 21:24

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Crime

PM Kristersson: Military May Assist Police

In the wake of recent severe violent crimes, Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson held a speech to the nation tonight, opening the doors to military involvement in police tasks. "Everything is on the table.

28 September, 20:17

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Politics

Green Party's Spokesperson Process Sparks Criticism

There is widespread internal criticism of the ongoing spokesperson process within the Green Party, where twelve men are vying for the position. During an internal questioning session this week, one of the candidates, a recent party member, expressed support for the death penalty.

28 September, 18:45

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Politics