The King and Queen of Sweden visited the site of the school massacre in Örebro, where 10 people were slain before the suspected attacker turned his gun on himself, according to police.

Swedish privacy law will be changed so that schools can set up camera surveillance without a special permit. The new rules ...

By early Wednesday, details about the shooting and the suspect remained unclear as Sweden – where school shootings are extremely rare – grappled with the aftermath of the attack. The bloodshed ...

STOCKHOLM – Sweden’s government said on March 20 that it would be dedicating 300 million kronor (S$39.3 million) to school security measures, following the country’s worst mass shooting at ...

Sweden's government has said it would be dedicating 300 million kronor (€27 million) for school security measures following the country's worst mass shooting at an education centre last month.

The school, called Campus Risbergska, offers primary and secondary educational classes for adults age 20 and older, Swedish-language classes for immigrants, vocational training and programs for ...

It's believed around 10 people have been killed after a shooter opened fire with an automatic weapon at a school in Sweden. The news came during a police press conference held at 6pm local time, with ...

Sweden's government has announced plans to tighten ... "We need more information," said Nour Afram, 36, who was inside the Risbergska school when the attack began. "We don't know why he did ...

Ten people were slaughtered when suspected gunman Rickard Andersson, named in Swedish media and by Reuters, rampaged through the Risbergska School in Örebro before he is believed to have turned the ...

Sweden's government announced a 300 million kronor investment in school security measures, following the country's deadly mass shooting in Orebro. Incidents of threats and violence in schools have ...