The Latest Breaking News from Ulf Kristersson

The killing of two Swedish citizens in an attack in Brussels has shocked the Scandinavian country, although the government has been warning for months that Swedes were at greater risk since a recent string of public desecrations of the Quran holy book by a handful of anti-Islam activists

Faysa Idle has a book out on the brutal impact of the violence on sisters, partners and mothers

Russian missile attack on Chernihiv’s central square kills seven and injures 144 as Zelensky vows ‘notable response’

President Zelenskiy said a theatre and university were also damaged in the strike on the central square

A six-year-old girl was among those killed and at least 15 children were wounded

Ukrainian president, Volodymyr Zelensky, and Swedish prime minister, Ulf Kristersson, are holding a joint press conference, with the NATO candidate offering ‘condolences’ for the ongoing Russian invasion.

Border controls will initially be in place until August 10 as a means to prevent further protests from far-right groups.

As the debate rages about freedom of expression, soundings from Stockholm suggest many feel the limit has been reached

Sweden plans to step up border controls and identity checks at crossing points as its security situation deteriorates during a Quran burning crisis that has shaken both Sweden and neighboring Denmark in recent weeks