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Foreign Minister Clarifies Government Stance Amid Busch's Israel Remarks
Minister for Foreign Affairs Maria Malmer Stenergard (The Moderate Party) comments on Ebba Busch's (Christian Democrats) statements about Israel after the government demanded that the EU freeze the trade agreement with the country. I represent the government's line, says Malmer Stenergard in TV4's Nyhetsmorgon.
Ebba Busch Faces Constitutional Review Over Israel Policy Remarks
Green party reports The Christian Democrats' Ebba Busch to the Constitutional Committee after her statements about the government's Israel policy and wants her actions to be examined, reports Expressen. .
Social Democrats Criticize Government's Leadership on Israel Policy
After the latest developments regarding the government's stance on Israel, the Social Democrats are calling the Minister for Foreign Affairs Maria Malmer Stenergard (The Moderate Party) to the Committee on Foreign Affairs, reports Expressen. .
Sweden Pledges 2.7 Billion Kronor to Support Ukraine Defense
Sweden will contribute 275 million dollars, equivalent to approximately 2. 7 billion kronor, to a new package to strengthen Ukraine's ability to defend itself.
Busch Considers Revising Government's Israel Trade Stance
The pressure on Hamas must increase to put an end to the suffering in Gaza, believes KD leader and Deputy Prime Minister Ebba Busch. She opens up to the possibility that the government's stance on the trade agreement with Israel may be reconsidered.
Christian Democrats Split Over Israel Policy Proposal
The Sweden Democrats criticize the government's Middle East policy. There is also criticism within the government parties.
Kristersson and Busch to Miss This Year's Stockholm Pride Parade
The Liberals' Simona Mohamsson will be the only party leader from the government who participates in this year's pride parade in Stockholm. .
Finland's President Stubb Ready to Support Palestine Recognition
Finland's President Alexander Stubb is ready to approve a proposal from the government to recognize the state of Palestine. .
Christian Democrats Propose Ending Current Employment Service Model
It is time to discontinue the Employment Service in its current form - and let the municipalities take over, believes the Christian Democrats. .
Sweden Eases Regulations to Boost Domestic Food Fish Farming
An unsettled world situation has made the government realize the importance of domestically produced food as part of Sweden's preparedness. Now the government wants to facilitate competition for the country's food fish farmers.
Pourmokhtari Defends Dairy Cows' Grazing Rights Amid Tidö Party Debate
The issue of cross-party grazing rights is dividing the Tidö parties. Climate and Environment Minister Romina Pourmokhtari (The Liberals) intends to take a stand on the issue.
Bris Secures Funding for New Anti-Gang Campaign Targeting Youth
Children's Rights in Society (Bris) receives two million kronor for a targeted effort towards children and young people who risk being exploited by criminal networks, the government writes in a press release. .
City Dwellers Increasingly Install Kitchen Water Purification Systems
High levels of PFAS, old pipes and ducts as well as neglected maintenance in the municipalities. A distrust of municipal drinking water purification in Sweden has led to an increased number of private households in cities to procure their own purification plants – in their own kitchens.
Minister Calls Eleven-Hour Train Delay in Linköping "Terrible"
Passengers had to spend the night on a train that stood still for eleven hours in Linköping between Wednesday and Thursday. It's obviously extremely bad.
New Fund to Protect Charter Travelers' Money with Travel Guarantee
Charter travelers will in the future be able to feel safer when it comes to getting their money back when a tour operator goes bankrupt. .
No State Aid Promised for Northvolt Buyers, Says Swedish Minister
Minister for Business Ebba Busch (KD) confirms that she has been in contact with several serious interested buyers of the assets in the bankruptcy estate of battery manufacturer Northvolt. But they should not count on capital support from the Swedish state.
Sweden to Offer Sleep Advice for Youth Amid Sleep Crisis
Now children and young people will get state advice on how they can sleep better. We have something of a sleep crisis in Sweden, says Minister for Social Affairs Jakob Forssmed (Christian Democrats).
Investigation Launched into Strengthening Landowner Property Rights
The Government believes that the property owner's right to compensation may need to be strengthened, for example when the right to use their forest is restricted in order to protect biological diversity. .
Sweden Investigates Low Birth Rate Concerns Amid Decline
The Government is concerned about the low birth rate in Sweden. Now, an investigation will find out why and propose concrete measures.
New Law Eases Legal Gender Change Process in Sweden
From today, it will be easier to change legal gender with the new gender affiliation law. The law has been preceded by several years of turbulent debate and discord within the parliamentary parties where The Moderate Party and The Liberals finally outvoted their government partner The Christian Democrats.
Government Plans AR-15 Hunting Ban with New Firearms Regulations
The controversial rifle AR-15 is prohibited for hunting. In two years, all hunters must have handed in their weapons.
Magdalena Andersson Draws Largest Crowd at Almedalen 2025
Under this year's Almedals week in Visby, the Social Democrats' Magdalena Andersson attracted the most listeners during the party leader speeches. .
Ebba Busch Calls for New Male Ideal in Almedalen Speech
The Christian Democrats sound the alarm for battle over healthcare, also against government colleagues. In Almedalen week's final speech, the party leader Ebba Busch also brings up that a new male ideal is needed.
Government to Review Criticized Alcohol Serving Rules
The Government wants to swiftly investigate the abolition of the food requirement for businesses to obtain a serving permit. Also, the criticized requirement of having indoor seating to be allowed to serve alcohol at an outdoor serving area will be investigated.
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