Tobias Thyberg, Sweden’ s former national security advisor, resigned from his new role last week after explicit photos of him taken from the LGBTQ dating app Grindr were anonymously sent to the ...

Sweden's new national security adviser quit hours after taking up the role as sensitive pictures of him on the dating app ...

Sweden’s newly appointed national security adviser and former ambassador to Ukraine, Tobias Thyberg, resigned minutes after taking office following the leak of “sensitive” photos from an old ...

Tobias Thyberg, who assumed the position on Thursday and stepped down by Friday morning, had failed to disclose this information during his security clearance process, according to government ...

Sweden's security services (Säpo) are reportedly investigating a potential link between a diplomat arrested over suspected espionage and the abrupt resignation of the government's national security ...

Newspaper Expressen meanwhile reported that the man who had been found dead overnight was the one detained suspected of spying. Anton Strand, the suspect’s lawyer, told AFP this week that his client ...

Sweden’s new National Security Adviser Tobias Thyberg resigned less than 24 hours after his appointment on Thursday, following the emergence of “sensitive” photos linked to an old dating app profile. ...

Tobias Thyberg, a foreign service veteran who in previous roles served as ambassador to both Ukraine and Afghanistan, had omitted the information during security background checks, the government ...

Public broadcaster SVT has reported that the diplomat had served at several Swedish embassies and that Sapo was investigating a potential connection to the resignation of the government's national ...

A high-ranking Swedish diplomat who was recently detained and questioned on suspicion of espionage has died, his lawyer confirmed on Friday.

Sweden's new national security adviser quit hours after taking up the role as sensitive pictures of him on the dating app Grindr were sent anonymously to the government. Tobias Thyberg, who took ...