| Volvo Group faces Thai damages writ Sweden's Volvo Group has been sued by a Thai truck dealer for 10.5 billion baht ($324 million) for allegedly unlawfully terminating two contracts. thelocal.se |
Convicts choose prison over electronic tag Every fourth convicted criminal offered the choice of prison or wearing an electronic tagging device opted to go to jail, with the tag associated with stringent regulations and social isolation. thelocal.se |
Alm freed from custody ahead of sentencing Falun district court ruled on Wednesday to release Mattias Alm, who was cleared of the murder of his partner Linda Chen late in May, from prison while he awaits sentencing on other counts on July 14th. thelocal.se |
Anti-piracy law test case sent to EU Court The first case tried since the passage of Sweden's anti-file sharing law in April 2009 is heading for the EU Court of Justice after a decision by the Supreme Court. thelocal.se |
Christianity prioritised in Swedish schools Sweden's schools agency wants all religions to receive equal treatment when taught in Swedish schools, but government maintains that Christianity should continue to have special status. thelocal.se |