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The Brussels Brawl is Over – New EU Commission Near

The next EU Commission can be in place at the beginning of December after an agreement between the European Parliament's leading party groups. The Member of the European Parliament Heléne Fritzon (S) is worried about a weak Commission, while Tomas Tobé (The Moderate Party) welcomes the new composition.

The Brussels Brawl is Over – New EU Commission Near

Military Secrets Left Open on Government Website

Defense secrets and other confidential information have been able to be downloaded from the National Land Survey's e-services. According to Expressen, the Director-General was aware of the deficiencies for several years before the service was closed.

Military Secrets Left Open on Government Website

The Brussels Brawl is Over – New EU Commission Near

Leading party groups are in agreement to approve the next EU Commission. This would mean that the next EU Commission could be ready to start work in December.

The Brussels Brawl is Over – New EU Commission Near

Opposition takes the lead – but the gap narrows

The opposition parties S, V, MP and C have a lead in public opinion halfway through the term, according to Dagens Nyheter /Ipsos. The gap between the opposition and the Government parties has, however, narrowed over the past year.

Opposition takes the lead – but the gap narrows

The Green Party reports Ebba Busch to the Constitutional Committee

The Green Party reports Energy and Enterprise Minister Ebba Busch (KD) to the Constitutional Committee since she in an interview urged the Migration Agency to slow down the issuance of new citizenships, writes [Aftonbladet](https://www. aftonbladet.

The Green Party reports Ebba Busch to the Constitutional Committee

New Farmer Protests Against EU Trade

French farmers are blocking the roads again – this time in protest against the EU's planned trade agreement with Latin America. Other EU countries - including Sweden – are all the more positive.

New Farmer Protests Against EU Trade

The Police: Hate against Jews difficult to determine

Police and prosecutors cannot see any significant increase in suspected crimes in connection with the latest year's Palestine demonstrations. But it is unclear how big the problem is.

The Police: Hate against Jews difficult to determine

The Police Are Demanded to Answer About Palestine Protests

The National Police Commissioner and the Director of Public Prosecution have been summoned to the Parliament today to explain the handling of the Palestine demonstrations. The Christian Democrats' Torsten Elofsson wants a situation report on how many have been reported for crimes and prosecuted in connection with the demonstrations.

The Police Are Demanded to Answer About Palestine Protests

"Grow up!" - Crisis and Anger over Next EU Leadership

Political crisis threatens in the EU when the parliament's party groups cannot agree on the next EU Commission. The takeover may be delayed until 2025 – and make the far-right a part of the majority.

"Grow up!" - Crisis and Anger over Next EU Leadership

Social Services Should Seek Out Young Criminals

The Social Services shall be required to actively work to prevent crime among children and young people. This is evident from a new legislative proposal from the government and The Moderate Party.

Social Services Should Seek Out Young Criminals

Ongoing Political Unrest in Norrköping

The Christian Democrats and The Liberals say no to The Moderate Party's proposal to continue governing Norrköping together, local media reports. On Friday, M announced that Sophia Jarl would be replaced as chair of the municipal council.

Ongoing Political Unrest in Norrköping

Illegal Medicines - "Enormous Patient Risk"

The sale of illegal medicines concerns the Ministry of Health and Social Affairs. The Medical Products Agency is now tasked with mapping the problem and proposing countermeasures.

Illegal Medicines - "Enormous Patient Risk"

Sophia Jarl is dismissed in Norrköping

The Moderate Party is replacing Sophia Jarl as the chairman of the municipal council in Norrköping in order to be able to continue governing. .

Sophia Jarl is dismissed in Norrköping

Global shortage of infusion fluids affects Swedish healthcare

There is still a risk that vaccines will soon become a scarce commodity globally. This means that Sweden will receive lower volumes than the need requires, according to the Medical Products Agency.

Global shortage of infusion fluids affects Swedish healthcare

The regional tax will be raised next year

Despite a tough economic situation in several areas, only two of the country's regions are choosing to raise taxes next year. This is shown by a review conducted by [Altinget](https://www.

The regional tax will be raised next year

So the new E22 chaos is to be avoided this winter

The Transport Administration promises to act faster in winter to avoid a similar chaos as the one that occurred on E22 last year. Cars will be towed and moved in a shorter time.

So the new E22 chaos is to be avoided this winter

The announcement: Roswall approved as EU Commissioner

After a shaky committee hearing on Tuesday evening, Jessika Roswall had to wait for a decision from the EU Parliament. But now she has been approved.

The announcement: Roswall approved as EU Commissioner

The Minister of Sports: "This is football's must-win match"

Football's must-win match is the battle against trouble in the stands. This says Minister for Social Affairs and Sports Jakob Forssmed (KD) after a meeting with representatives from football.

The Minister of Sports: "This is football's must-win match"

Prisons should be built faster with new rules

The Government is open to relaxing building permit regulations to enable the construction of new prisons faster. The construction time is estimated to be reduced by several years.

Prisons should be built faster with new rules

The government stops 13 offshore wind farms

The government says no to 13 offshore wind farms in a large part of southern and central Baltic Sea. The reason is that the Defence Forces see great risks in the work of defending Sweden if the turbines are built.

The government stops 13 offshore wind farms

Kristersson's goal: Prime Minister until at least 2030

Ulf Kristersson sees good conditions for the Tidö cooperation to hold out throughout the 2020s. It's hardly a question that has gone awry, he says.

Kristersson's goal: Prime Minister until at least 2030

CD Leader: New Citizens Should Recognize Israel

The Christian Democrats' EU parliamentarian Alice Teodorescu Måwe thinks that Swedish citizenship should be tied to Israel's right to exist, writes Expressen. .

CD Leader: New Citizens Should Recognize Israel

So the Minister Wants to Stop Young People's Laughing Gas Abuse

Minister for Social Affairs Jakob Forssmed (Christian Democrats) wants to see a new, stricter law on laughing gas by January 1, 2026 at the latest. "The current situation is unsustainable", he says.

So the Minister Wants to Stop Young People's Laughing Gas Abuse

The Minister Rejects Criticism of the Leisure Card

The Government's leisure card for children and young people has received heavy criticism from several authorities. In Ekot's Saturday interview, Jakob Forssmed (Christian Democrats) means that they have taken into account potential risks.

The Minister Rejects Criticism of the Leisure Card