The British BBC is accused of misleading and biased reporting and is probably going through its worst crisis to date. Orla Vigsö, professor of media and communication studies, sees a risk that trust in public service will be widely eroded.
WorldSeveral municipalities have rejected the government's invitation to cooperate on voluntary repatriation. This is partly due to ideological positions and partly to a lack of interest, even from M-led municipalities, believes political scientist Johan Wänström. It is not only red-green municipalities that have said no to this invitation, he says.
Swedish politicsUlf Kristersson's staff came down hard on Aftonbladet after the revelation that the prime minister's daughter had a private event at Harpsund. They are playing the ball a little more aggressively now than they have done before, says media researcher Marie Grusell.
Swedish politicsShadier streets and biting cold winds. After the move from Kiruna, the microclimate has become colder – due to urban planning. It should still be somewhat comfortable when you go outside, says researcher Jennie Sjöholm.
SwedenThe Baltic Sea's engine is at risk of breaking down. Critics believe this can be the result of politicians "playing with fire" when it comes to fishing quotas.
SwedenClimate deniers use scientific terminology and memes to spread disinformation. Their opponents – climate activists – are simultaneously portrayed as irrational and emotionally driven, according to research at the University of Gothenburg and the University of Amsterdam.
SwedenThe Moderate Party must attract the middle voters and the women to win the election. Despite the poor figures, the party has hope of reversing the trend.
Swedish politicsWith less than a year left until the election, the opposition has a clear lead in public opinion. But previous governments have recovered from worse disadvantages than that.
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