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Swedish man found guilty of forcing wife to have sex with 120 men, gets just 4 years in jail despite years of abuse

OpIndia Staff - 17 June, 2026

A Swedish court has sentenced a 61-year-old man to over four years in prison for forcing his wife into sexual exploitation with more than 120 men. He used spy cameras, isolation, and death threats to run the multi-year operation.

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Strategic partnerships, Semiconductor deals and Rs 3.5 lakh crore investments: What PM Modi achieved in his five-nation tour

OpIndia Staff - 21 May, 2026

The 6-day tour has delivered a major investment push for India, with fresh business commitments and expansion plans worth an estimated ₹3.5 lakh crore (around USD 40 billion) emerging from meetings with global industry leaders and partner countries.

PM Modi in Gothenburg: India-Sweden announce major push in technology, trade and innovation. Read key outcomes of the visit

OpIndia Staff - 18 May, 2026

To support entrepreneurship and employment, both sides launched a new SME and Startup Platform focused on helping startups, small businesses and young innovators.

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Sweden confers the prestigious Royal Order of the Polar Star Commander Grand Cross upon Narendra Modi, the 31st global honour for the PM

OpIndia Staff - 17 May, 2026

In a significant diplomatic gesture underscoring deepening bilateral ties, the Kingdom of Sweden conferred the prestigious Royal Order of the Polar Star, Commander Grand...

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“Innovation goes to die in bureaucracy”: How Sweden’s migration system forced an Indian Founder to sell his Startup and leave the country

Shraddha Pandey - 26 February, 2026

In a LinkedIn post published on 21st February, Abhijit Nag Balasubramanya gave a detailed account of what forced him to sell his microgreens company in Sweden and return to India.

Crime

Swedish Court refuses to allow deportation of migrant rape convict Yazied Mohamed, claims ‘duration of offence’ was not long enough

OpIndia Staff - 26 October, 2025

"Given the nature and duration of the offence, while serious, it does not constitute an exceptionally serious offence warranting deportation," the Swedish court reportedly said.

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Congress spokesperson Sheikh Aamir celebrates murder of anti-Islam activist Salwan Momika, demands more brutal Islamic public execution

OpIndia Staff - 1 February, 2025

Two days after anti-Quran activist Salwan Momika was shot dead in Sweden, Congress spokesperson Sheikh Aamir defended and celebrated the murder

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Undersea internet cable connecting Germany and Finland destroyed beneath the Baltic Sea, sabotage feared

OpIndia Staff - 19 November, 2024

Similar cases of cables being severed in Baltic Sea have happened in the past. Investigators of a 2023 case involving damage to telecom cables and a subsea gas pipeline pointed to a Chinese container ship as the possible culprit. They believed that the ship dragged its anchor, resulting in the damage. However, it remains unclear whether the incident was deliberate or accidental.

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