Sweden's Rising Organized Crime Problem

Sweden, a typically peaceful country, is facing one of the worst organized crime problems in Northern Europe. The escalating war between drug gangs has led to an increase in violence, with children being used as foot soldiers. The number of shootings and fatalities in Sweden is higher than its neighboring countries, although significantly lower than in more dangerous nations like the United States. The government has been toughening its laws, but it still struggles to effectively address the recruitment of kids into gangs. The situation has highlighted the need for increased measures to combat organized crime in Sweden.