Nordic Editor Richard Orange describes his own encounter with Jörgen Grubb, the Sweden Democrat MP accused of threatening another MP in parliament this week, before running through all the other topics we've been covering over the past week.
The European Commission on Friday clarified rules on air passenger rights given possible fuel shortages and travel disruption amid conflict in the Middle East.
The first civics test for Swedish citizenship will be offered to 1,000 people on August 15th in Stockholm. What will it cover?
Sweden has ordered the expansion of a key power interconnector to Denmark to be halted after failing to reach agreement with the European Commission over bottleneck fees.
Sweden's legal watchdog has sharply criticised a government bill that would abolish permanent residency for refugees and introduce other measures to tighten Swedish migration law to the strictest level allowable under the EU's law.
In this week's podcast: Fallout from citizenship vote pairing debacle, how the Migration Agency will process cases after June 6th, Swedish language TISUS test decoded, and why are those Swedes staring at you?
A conflict broke out in Sweden's parliament on Thursday, with an MP from the far-right Sweden Democrats accused of threatening an MP who said his party could not be trusted after last week's controversial vote on transitional rules.
No decision was made when the committee in charge of processing immigration legislation met to discuss, among other things, an opposition bid for a new vote on adding transitional provisions to the recently passed citizenship law.
Another meeting of parliamentary group leaders to discuss the broken-down 'pairing' agreement ended without any solution in place.
It may not the easiest time to be an immigrant to Sweden. But life is full of highs and lows, and today, we'd like to hear about your highs. Shared joy is doubled joy, so tell us something nice that happened to you in the past year.
