Denmark, Sweden tighten border checks to slow refugee flow
The Scandinavian countries are instituting ID requirements at their borders for the first time since the 1950s
The Scandinavian countries are instituting ID requirements at their borders for the first time since the 1950s
When an Iraqi asylum seeker was wrongly accused of plotting an attack, he decided to host a party for his neighbors
Challenging assumptions about what a working life should look like
Authorities said the measures were necessary because the nation could no longer guarantee shelters for the newly arrived
Police forcibly cleared the camp after residents failed to meet the city's deadline to clear out
What a school killing tells us about the Nordic state’s race relations
Police are labeling the fatal stabbings in the industrial town of Trollhattan a hate crime
Blaze is latest suspected to be targeting facilities for refugees streaming into EU from Middle East and Africa
Suspect kills teacher and student, and wounds several others, before police shoot and kill him
Jonah Hull looks at a day in the life of one family to see how they are adjusting