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More people believe in Systembolaget - fewer in NATO
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More people believe in Systembolaget - fewer in NATO

Trust in NATO is plummeting among Swedes. Instead, they are putting their trust in the police, the defense and Systembolaget, according to the Media Academy's annual trust barometer
Thousands protest against Iranian regime at Norra Bantorget in Stockholm
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Thousands protest against Iranian regime at Norra Bantorget in Stockholm

A few thousand people demonstrated against the Iranian regime at Norra Bantorget in Stockholm on Saturday.
Kristersson: French nuclear weapons on Swedish soil not relevant
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Kristersson: French nuclear weapons on Swedish soil not relevant

French nuclear weapons on Swedish soil are not an option - at least not in peacetime, says Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson.
Migration Minister Johan Forssell wants to find a solution for teenage deportations this year
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Migration Minister Johan Forssell wants to find a solution for teenage deportations this year

Migration Minister Johan Forssell (M) wants to find a solution to teenage deportations that will take effect this year. "I never said 2027
Liberal Party leader Simona Mohamsson does not want to revoke permanent residence permits
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Liberal Party leader Simona Mohamsson does not want to revoke permanent residence permits

Liberal Party leader Simona Mohamsson does not want to move forward with the proposal to revoke permanent residence permits. She says the proposal creates disorder and great uncertainty for individuals on SVT's Agenda
Liberals in Gothenburg open to cooperating with Sweden Democrats after elections this fall
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Liberals in Gothenburg open to cooperating with Sweden Democrats after elections this fall

The Liberals in Gothenburg are open to cooperating with all parties, including the Sweden Democrats, on the city council after the elections this fall.
The opposition demands a law to stop teenage deportations
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The opposition demands a law to stop teenage deportations

The Green Party is presenting a new proposal to stop the expulsion of teenagers. It is backed by a united opposition
Eight prisons to accept minors from July as Sweden lowers age of criminal responsibility to 13
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Eight prisons to accept minors from July as Sweden lowers age of criminal responsibility to 13

Now the government and the SD are taking the next step regarding the criticized youth prisons. As early as July, the Rosersberg, Kumla and Sagsjön prisons will be able to accept children from the age of 13
Johan Britz to replace Romina Pourmokhtari as Minister of Climate and Environment during parental leave
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Johan Britz to replace Romina Pourmokhtari as Minister of Climate and Environment during parental leave

Minister of Labor Johan Britz (L) will substitute for Minister of Climate and Environment Romina Pourmokhtari (L) when she goes on parental leave, no later than March 2.
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
All but one minister are running in the parliamentary election
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All but one minister are running in the parliamentary election

Only the Minister for the Elderly and Social Insurance, Anna Tenje (M), is not running for the Riksdag, reports Altinget. Other ministers are running in the autumn elections
Switzerland to hold referendum on capping the population at 10 million
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Switzerland to hold referendum on capping the population at 10 million

The Swiss will once again hold a referendum, this time on capping the population at 10 million.
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
Kristersson: No stop now for teenage deportations
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Kristersson: No stop now for teenage deportations

Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (M) does not want to see any temporary halt to the so-called expulsions of teenagers. "No, we will not make any more strange exceptions and stops now," he tells journalists in the Riksdag
L: Urgent need for a valve to stop teenage expulsions
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L: Urgent need for a valve to stop teenage expulsions

The Liberals believe a safeguard should be urgently added to the legislation to stop the so-called teenage expulsions.
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.
Liberal Party leader Simona Mohamsson pressures Minister of Culture over SVT cuts
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Liberal Party leader Simona Mohamsson pressures Minister of Culture over SVT cuts

Liberal Party leader Simona Mohamsson is putting pressure on the Minister of Culture following SVT's announcement of cuts. In the event of extraordinary costs, additional funds will be provided, she tells SVT Nyheter
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
The government's response in the uranium dispute proposes new municipal veto
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The government's response in the uranium dispute proposes new municipal veto

There is widespread criticism that the municipal veto against uranium mining will be removed this summer. The government's response is to introduce a new veto to allay concerns
Kristersson: Åkesson cannot become prime minister
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Kristersson: Åkesson cannot become prime minister

Jimmie Åkesson cannot gather enough support to become prime minister, says Moderate leader Ulf Kristersson in an interview with TT. But I can do it, and everyone else knows that too
The F grade is being abolished, but it will take time
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The F grade is being abolished, but it will take time

The government is abolishing the grade F, and thus more students will have a better chance of passing their courses. "I am pleased that the Liberals and the government are now presenting a new grading system that will ensure that we get rid of the 'happiness grades'," says Simona Mohamsson
L-toppen Lotta Edholm: Not the first time we've been outnumbered
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L-toppen Lotta Edholm: Not the first time we've been outnumbered

The situation for the Liberals is "very serious", but there are no plans at present to change the party's position on the government issue or its leader, the party's second vice-chairwoman, Lotta Edholm, told TT.
Further defections from the Liberal Party
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Further defections from the Liberal Party

The crisis-hit Liberals are now suffering further defections.
Top names in the Liberal Party are quitting as MP Gulan Avci withdraws her candidacy
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Top names in the Liberal Party are quitting as MP Gulan Avci withdraws her candidacy

Liberal MP Gulan Avci announced on X that she is not running for re-election.
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