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No new EU support for abortions, but money is available
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No new EU support for abortions, but money is available

The European Commission is not proposing any new mechanism to provide support for abortions - but points out that the means and possibilities exist. A historic first step, says Swedish MEP Abir Al-Sahlani (C)
Soon to be decided: Should everyone in the EU be able to have an abortion?
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Soon to be decided: Should everyone in the EU be able to have an abortion?

Should women in the EU receive financial support if they are forced to leave their home country to have a safe and legal abortion? Yes, according to Sweden and others. The European Commission is expected to make its decision this week
Busch says criticized electricity fee can be stopped
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Busch says criticized electricity fee can be stopped

The statutory, widely criticized "power tariffs" may be scrapped. I am in favor of stopping them outright, says Energy Minister Ebba Busch (KD)
C proposes reasonable migration policy in Sweden
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C proposes reasonable migration policy in Sweden

The center proposes that the possibility of staying for particularly distressing reasons be reintroduced so that children who grew up with parents who have residence permits in Sweden are not deported when they turn 18.
Left Party: Social Democrats and Liberals have lied to the Swedish people
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Left Party: Social Democrats and Liberals have lied to the Swedish people

S and L chose not to support V's and MP's proposal in the social insurance committee on teenage deportations. "S and L have lied to the Swedish people straight to their faces and said they want to stop the deportations," says V's migration policy spokesperson Tony Haddou
Center Party demands answers from Swedish Migration Agency about teenage deportations
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Center Party demands answers from Swedish Migration Agency about teenage deportations

The Center Party wants answers from the Swedish Migration Agency about what the agency needs to be able to stop the deportations of teenagers. The director-general will now answer questions before the Social Insurance Committee
Svantesson says the money for new reforms has run out
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Svantesson says the money for new reforms has run out

The scope for reform for the entire next term is basically over, Finance Minister Elisabeth Svantesson (M) said. It is "deeply irresponsible" and a shocking statement, Social Democrat Mikael Damberg said
Invitation to a meeting about screen time, a little desperate
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Invitation to a meeting about screen time, a little desperate

Minister of Education Simona Mohamsson (L) invites all parliamentary parties to a discussion about screen time and age limits for social media. S, V and C accept, but say they have difficulty taking the invitation seriously
Centre Party demands external review of Epstein files
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Centre Party demands external review of Epstein files

The Center Party demands that the Swedish government commission an independent review of Sweden's connections to the high-profile Epstein files, Sveriges Radio reports.
Electricity prices are rising - help is far away
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Electricity prices are rising - help is far away

In many places, electricity prices are at their highest in two years. Many people may dream of government electricity subsidies
Social Democrats slam teenage deportations, say this is wrong
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Social Democrats slam teenage deportations, say this is wrong

The Social Democrats are wavering on the issue of the so-called teenage deportations and want the government to halt them immediately until a safety valve is in place in the system.
Migration Minister Forssell on teenage deportations: Nothing promised
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Migration Minister Forssell on teenage deportations: Nothing promised

Deportations of teenagers who have lived in Sweden for years with their families have drawn criticism. "We have requested a proposal for a so-called 'valve,' and we are currently preparing it," says Migration Minister Johan Forssell (M)
Center Party in Älvdalen wants to let municipal employees have sex during fitness classes
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Center Party in Älvdalen wants to let municipal employees have sex during fitness classes

The Center Party in Älvdalen municipality wants to allow municipal employees to have sex during fitness classes, SVT Dalarna reports. The proposal has been forwarded by the municipal board for consideration
Thand Ringqvist says no referendum on the euro
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Thand Ringqvist says no referendum on the euro

Elisabeth Thand Ringqvist wants Sweden to switch from the krona to the euro. But the Center leader does not want a referendum on the issue
Swedish government opens coasts to new nuclear power
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Swedish government opens coasts to new nuclear power

The government wants to open up Sweden's coasts to new nuclear power. The current ban on building on large parts of the coastline should be lifted, the Tidö parties propose
Center Party demands tax cuts for government support
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Center Party demands tax cuts for government support

The Center Party has drawn up a list of demands for joining or supporting a government after the election. One is that a new government cut taxes
V stands firm, demands ministerial posts
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V stands firm, demands ministerial posts

The Left Party does not intend to back down from its demand to sit in government in the next term, says deputy party leader Ida Gabrielsson.
The Center Party will never allow the Left Party into government
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The Center Party will never allow the Left Party into government

The Center Party is going into the election this fall with the goal of replacing the Tidö government and, at the same time, drawing red lines on the question of government formation. "We will never accept a government with the Left Party," says Center Party leader Elisabeth Thand Ringqvist
Centre Party reports Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson to the Constitutional Committee (KU)
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Centre Party reports Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson to the Constitutional Committee (KU)

The Center Party wants the Riksdag's Constitutional Committee to investigate Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (M) after the security shortcomings at Lantmäteriet came to light.
Three parties below the parliamentary threshold in December
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Three parties below the parliamentary threshold in December

The Centre Party and the Christian Democrats are falling in Indikator's December voter barometer, reports Sveriges Radio. The parties are now below the parliamentary threshold
The government is drastically cutting the aid budget.
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The government is drastically cutting the aid budget.

The government is reducing Sida's allocation by four billion kronor next year. - It is not a decision we have made with great joy, says Minister of Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade Benjamin Dousa (M)
Swedes' victory in the EU: Demand for better abortion care
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Swedes' victory in the EU: Demand for better abortion care

The EU Parliament calls for safe and legal abortion for all, in a resolution pushed through by Swedish Abir al-Sahlani (C).
The C-leader can only give a government statement after the election.
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The C-leader can only give a government statement after the election.

Ulf Kristersson (M) or Magdalena Andersson (S)? Center Party leader Elisabeth Thand Ringqvist "does not necessarily" plan to announce before the election who the party wants to see as the next prime minister.
Harsh criticism of restricted aid: "Abandoning"
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Harsh criticism of restricted aid: "Abandoning"

Aid to five countries is being cut in favor of Ukraine. Aid organizations and the opposition are strongly critical of the government's decision
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