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The Swedish state does not condone Koran burnings, foreign minister says - Vimarsana News

The Swedish state does not condone Koran burnings, foreign minister says

The Swedish state does not sanction or condone Koran burnings but they are permitted by Swedish freedom of speech laws, Foreign Minister Tobias Billstrom said on Thursday....

Sweden on terror alert as PM Kristersson "extremely worried" about Quran burnings - Vimarsana News

Sweden on terror alert as PM Kristersson "extremely worried" about Quran burnings

Swedish state doesn't sanction or condone Quran burnings but they are permitted by freedom of speech laws, FM Tobias Billstrom says

Source: geo.tv
Swedish PM says 'extremely worried' about more Holy Quran burnings - World - Vimarsana News

Swedish PM says 'extremely worried' about more Holy Quran burnings - World

"We are going to face some days where there is a clear risk of something serious happening. I am extremely worried about what it could lead to," he says.

Source: dawn.com
Swedish PM 'extremely worried' what could happen if further Koran burnings go ahead - Vimarsana News

Swedish PM 'extremely worried' what could happen if further Koran burnings go ahead

Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson is extremely worried about the consequences if more demonstrations go ahead in which the Koran is desecrated, he said on Thursday, amid growing Muslim anger...

Sweden: Quran burning protests leave PM 'very concerned' – DW – 07/27/2023 - Vimarsana News

Sweden: Quran burning protests leave PM 'very concerned' – DW – 07/27/2023

Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson says new protests could lead to further Quran burnings, amplifying the "obvious risk that serious things could happen."

Source: dw.com