I thought I'd contribute, for once. You know that grenade attack in Sweden? Well, strap in.
Brief summary; it's part of a gangland conflict in port city of Gothenburg. Last spring, one gang burst into a pub in council estate land with an assault rifle and killed a rival gang leader, one bystander and injured eight others (several permanently). The grenade attack was one of several retaliation gestures. It's part of a much longer conflict in the city, between different gangs, in this case local street gangs. The suburb in question (Biskopsgården) has been more or less divided between two groups, north and south. They're the ones up in arms in this particular case, although there are other gangland conflicts going on across the city. Shootings between them are fairly common. There might be an ethnic/tribal element in this particular conflict, as several of the suspects in the pub shooting were Somalian. The word on the street is that there is, but I can't really say what's what in that question.
The child, poor Yusuf, 8, was in Gothenburg on holiday, and his family rented the flat. One of the suspects for the pub shooting (currently undergoing second rounds in the trials, I believe) was listed at the flat. He is the second child to be killed in the gang conflicts. Luna, age 4, was killed last summer. The car she was in had been fitted with a car bomb, meant for another passenger.
Neither was the intended target, but bystanders are not something the gangs seem to give one shit about. Of course, the current crisis in the Swedish police doesn't help. Or the hopeless integration situation. Or the immigration crisis. Or the big, knotty mess of ideals, politics, prestige, pride, stubborness, zeal and shouting that the political situation has gotten in to. Or the islamic movement picking up speed. Or the counter-movements, or the awful state of low-income suburbia that spawned this mess.
I can reveal that this is the genuine Sweden Experience
TM at the moment:
I like my country, but it's difficult to not feel faintly ashamed sometimes.