Sweden's security policy under attack

Anna Lindh’s murder as she was shopping unguarded in a Stockholm department store, today evoked harsh criticism of Sweden’s security policy for government officials.

Sweden's security policy under attack

Anna Lindh’s murder as she was shopping unguarded in a Stockholm department store, today evoked harsh criticism of Sweden’s security policy for government officials.

Critics said the agency, known as Sapo, should have learned more from the murder of Prime Minister Olof Palme, who was killed in 1986 while walking home from a cinema with his wife. The murder has not been solved.

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