Swedish TV4 to broadcast a reworked version of 'hateful' advert.

• 'Sweden's elections should be supervised'
• Sweden's far-right furious: 'Democracy in danger'
• Swedish TV station refuses to air 'hateful' ad
• Denmark slams Kurdish TV for promoting PKK

Sweden's left-wing opposition eyes "a new direction for Sweden, with more jobs, less inequalities and a Green shift."

• Swedish government vows more tax cuts
• Record support for Sweden's Prime Minister

Danish politicians call for observers to be sent to Sweden ahead of its elections after broadcasters rejected ads from a far-right party.

• Sweden's far-right furious: 'Democracy in danger'
• Swedish TV station refuses to air 'hateful' ad

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has applied to the Swedish Migration Board for a permit to stay in the country.

• Prosecutor reopens rape probe of Julian Assange

Lawyer: "I expect the prosecutor will drop the whole thing".

• Women appeal against WikiLeaks founder's case

Swedish media refused to air anti-immigration ad campaign.

• Swedish TV station refuses to air 'hateful' ad

TV4 refused to broadcast a campaign advert by a far-right political party because it contained racial hatred.

Government coalition parties to focus on measures for employment, income tax cuts and a halved service tax for the restaurant sector.

• Record support for Sweden's Prime Minister

"The damage they have caused me and WikiLeaks is enormous".

• WikiLeaks founder hires top defence lawyer

Swedish prosecutor has enough evidence to continue investigating a molestation allegation against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.

• WikiLeaks to release CIA paper Wednesday
• WikiLeaks founder hires top defence lawyer

Sweden quizzed Iran ambassador over the shutdown of a Swedish cosmetics firm - and Sakineh, the woman threatened with stoning.

• Iran accuses Oriflame of massive pyramid scheme

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"WikiLeaks to release CIA paper tomorrow," it said in a Tweet.

Leif Silbersky, a high-profile Swedish attorney, will represent Julian Assange.

• Australia warned WikiLeaks of 'dirty tricks'
• Wikileaks founder: Pentagon behind rape claims

Two thirds of Swedes want Fredrik Reinfeldt to lead the government.

• Swedish politicians adopt US-style campaigning

Pentagon "could use dirty tricks" to destroy the whistleblower site.

• Australia warned WikiLeaks of 'dirty tricks'
• Arrest warrant cancelled for Wikileaks founder
• WikiLeaks founder wanted for rape in Sweden

Swedish prosecutors said Saturday they had cancelled an arrest warrant issued for the founder of controversial whistleblower website WikiLeaks, Julian Assange, suspected of rape in Sweden.

The founder of controversial whistleblower website WikiLeaks, Julian Assange, and aides alleged dirty tricks after he was accused of rape in Sweden.

Julian Assange and aides alleged dirty tricks by "powerful organisations who want to do harm to WikiLeaks".

• WikiLeaks founder's life shrouded in mystery