Sweden is grappling with a profound cultural debate amidst rising crime and segregation in immigrant-dense areas.

The country faces challenges integrating large immigrant groups, leading to segregated neighborhoods plagued by crime and unrest.

This has sparked a national conversation about the effectiveness of Sweden's multicultural policies and the role of racism in integration failures.

Critics argue that some immigrant communities prefer isolation, driven by cultural and religious factors, which complicates integration efforts.

Meanwhile, the rise of organized crime, including the notorious Shottaz network, has intensified concerns, with Swedish criminals reportedly finding operations easier in Norway.

As Sweden seeks solutions, the debate over integration policies remains polarized, with no consensus in sight.