Sweden's population grew from 9 million to 9.5 million in the
years 2004-2012, mainly due to immigration from "countries like
Afghanistan, Iraq and Somalia". 16 percent of all newborns have
mothers born in non-Western countries. Employment rate among
immigrants: 54 percent. Price per young unaccompanied asylum
seeker: up to 2,300 USD per day. 175,000 new asylum seekers and
family reunifications are expected in 2012-2013, which is an
extremely high number when compared to the size of the country's
population. Magazines and newspapers remove the ability to
comment on internet articles related to immigration. This
groundbreaking article was published in the national Danish
newspaper Weekendavisen. Read it in order to see why Sweden is
of utmost importance in understanding the present and increasing
ethnic conflicts in Europe. Due to EU laws on open borders,
Sweden - "Europe's sick man" - is a significant security risk to
the rest of the union. Translated by Nicolai Sennels from
Danish: "Sweden is Changing", Week