Cyberattacks and extremism are among the problems that Sweden will have to tackle in the year ahead, according to Prime Minister Stefan Löfven, AP reported.
Löfven wrote in Dagens Nyheter that although he was wary of reports of increased Russian military activity in the Baltic region — “especially in light of Russia’s illegal annexation of Crimea†— he thought it unlikely that his country would come under attack, according to the Local.
He said more likely threats were in the form of cyber attacks, organized crime, terrorism and violent extremism.
Löfven said Sweden could be the target of online attacks such as those …read more
Source: European Voice
