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Government Launches Investigation to Address Medicine Shortages
The Government will investigate what is required for a better and safer access to medicines. Until the autumn of 2026, Region Skåne's pharmaceutical chief Maria Landgren will review what needs to be done.
How Sweden's New Leisure Card for Children Will Work
No receipts, no complicated applications and no expenses. In this way, Minister for Social Affairs Jakob Forssmed (KD) hopes that as many children as possible will take part in the new leisure card that is launched in September.
Proposed Law Could Indefinitely Detain Repeat Offenders in Sweden
A change in the law is on its way to be able to lock up repeat offenders like Nytorgsmannen for an indefinite period. But the law did not come into effect in time to apply in his case.
Minister: Data is the New Gold, Government Launches Inquiry
Authorities and municipalities need to be able to share more sensitive information, among other things to develop their own AI solutions. Now the government is appointing an investigation to examine how it should be done.
Swedish Government Allocates More Funds to Reduce Healthcare Queues
The number of operations has increased moderately or not at all after the government's million allocation at the beginning of the year. Now the government is adding another half a billion.
Record Low Support for The Liberals as New Leader Proposal Looms
At the same time as The Liberals' electoral committee on Wednesday is expected to present its proposal for a new party leader, the voters' support for the party lands lower than ever before. .
Lawyer Supports V's Claim in Teodorescu Måwe EU Parliament Dispute
The Left Party has let a lawyer scrutinize the film that shows the argument between a civil servant from V and EU parliamentarian Alice Teodorescu Måwe (KD) – and he gives V right. .
Bilderberg Meeting 2025: Key Figures Gather in Sweden
Several Swedish and internationally known persons will participate in the Bilderberg group's secret meeting which starts at the Grand Hotel today. Among others, Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (The Moderate Party), Spotify's CEO and founder Daniel Ek and NATO chief Mark Rutte will participate.
Approval Granted for Strategic Graphite Mine in Nunasvaara
The Government has given the green light for what is described as a ”strategically important graphite mine in Nunasvaara”, according to a press release. .
Government Plans to Relax Coastal Protection Rules
Under tomorrow's day, the government will decide on an investigation that will come up with proposals to further ease the existing coastal protection. This says Climate and Environment Minister Romina Pourmokhtari (The Liberals) during a press conference.
Centre Party Sees Continued Growth in Latest SVT/Veri Poll
The Center Party's support in the opinion continues to rise and the party is the one that is growing the most in SVT/Veri's latest voter barometer. .
After Advertising Scandal Influencers Face Potential New Regulations
Bianca Ingrosso, Jocke and Jonna and Therése Lindgren – it is some of them who the Swedish Consumer Agency has since previously initiated investigations against after unclearly marked advertising. Now the Swedish Consumer Agency gets a new assignment from the government.
Sweden Acquires Antibiotic Factory to Ensure Medicine Supply
Sweden will buy an antibiotic factory to ensure the supply of important medicines during, among other things, crisis situations. .
Government Faces Steep Challenge Ahead of Next Year's Election
Almost 13 percentage points now separate the blocks. The Uppförsbacken is long for the Tidö parties ahead of next year's parliamentary election.
Opposition Widens Lead Over Government in Latest SCB Poll
The opposition's lead increases in SCB's measurement. The opposition gets 55.
KD Leader Claims Video Proves She Was Attacked in EU Parliament
EU parliamentarian Alice Teodorescu Måwe (CD) thinks that a film she saw shows that she was attacked by an official from the Left Party in the EU parliament in May – not the other way around. The Left Party office in the EU parliament is critical of how the conflict has been handled.
State May Take Over Restaurant Food Supervision in New Proposal
The state is proposed to take over the supervision of food at restaurants. As the organization looks today, it is very vulnerable, says the investigator Magnus Oscarsson.
Blekinge Regional Board Proposes Halting Peth-Test Reporting to Transport Agency
The Regional Board proposes that Region Blekinge introduce an immediate stop to the delivery of pet-test results from healthcare to the Transport Agency, writes SVT News. .
Centre Party Proposes Doubling Farmer Support Amid Drought Concerns
The Centre Party wants to help farmers affected by drought and directs a rebuke to the government. However, Rural Affairs Minister Peter Kullgren (Christian Democrats) rejects the rebuke.
Proposal: Stricter Education Requirements for Healthcare Professionals
Employers in healthcare shall be required to offer regular further education for their staff. Doctors, nurses, and others with professional licenses will simultaneously be required to attend the training, according to a new proposal.
Busch Accuses Dadgostar of Spreading EU Conspiracy Theories
The brawl between V and KD has taken new turns. Now Ebba Busch is accusing the Left Party's Nooshi Dadgostar of spreading conspiracy theories about the EU Parliament's speaker.
Parties Clash Over Nationalization of Swedish Healthcare
The Christian Democrats and the Sweden Democrats want to see a nationalization of healthcare – but have not gotten the other parties on board. With that, you have one of our most important promises ahead of the election campaign, says Christian Democrat leader Ebba Busch.
Municipal Delays Impact Farm Alcohol Sales as Permits Begin
Minister for Social Affairs Jakob Forssmed (CD) criticizes "extreme" differences between municipalities' fees and processing times. It is not reasonable for a task that is largely standardized.
Government Invests in Apps and Underwater Cables for Digital Strategy
AI does not get its own designated place in the government's new digitalization strategy, instead the technology will permeate all future areas. .
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