Sweden is grappling with an alarming wave of bombings, with over 30 explosions reported in January alone.

Despite the urgency, political leaders remain locked in a blame game, with the government and opposition accusing each other of inaction.

While both sides agree on tougher laws, critics argue that these measures fail to address the root causes of gang violence.

Social Democrats have proposed initiatives like a national taskforce and stricter mafia laws, but internal disagreements over policies like visitation zones highlight the fractured approach.

Experts and law enforcement stress the need for stronger social services to prevent youth from turning to crime.

However, political debates continue to focus on short-term, punitive measures rather than long-term solutions.