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The Liberals want Sweden to be open to borrowing money for the EU's defense
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The Liberals want Sweden to be open to borrowing money for the EU's defense

The Liberals want Sweden to remain open to borrowing money for the EU's defense in the same way it has been for supporting Ukraine.
Evidence supports pause in EU-US trade agreement after Trump's tariff threat
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Evidence supports pause in EU-US trade agreement after Trump's tariff threat

After Donald Trump's tariff threat, strong voices in the European Parliament are calling for work on the pending trade agreement between the EU and the United States to be put on hold.
Kristersson in the debate: It's getting brighter in Sweden
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Kristersson in the debate: It's getting brighter in Sweden

Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (M) believes that much is on the right track when it comes to issues ranging from gang crime to the economy. But the opposition points to widening gaps and a darker reality
Mohamsson: Liberals have a big job ahead
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Mohamsson: Liberals have a big job ahead

The Liberals are clearly below the parliamentary threshold and receive only 1. 8 percent of voter support, according to SVT/Verian's latest survey
Moderates want to review the Gender Identity Act
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Moderates want to review the Gender Identity Act

The Moderates want to review the new Gender Identity Act, which makes it easier to change legal gender. The announcement comes after high-profile cases in which biological men have changed their legal gender to women
How to stop mismanaged independent schools in Sweden
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How to stop mismanaged independent schools in Sweden

Independent school principals who mismanage their school operations should be temporarily stopped from expanding or starting new schools, a government investigation suggests. If they take care of their schools, things will go well, says investigator Joakim Stymne
Three parties below the parliamentary threshold in December
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Three parties below the parliamentary threshold in December

The Centre Party and the Christian Democrats are falling in Indikator's December voter barometer, reports Sveriges Radio. The parties are now below the parliamentary threshold
Murdered women honored at candlelight vigils
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Murdered women honored at candlelight vigils

Several candlelight vigils were held on Sunday afternoon to honor the two women who were murdered in Boden and Rönninge over the Christmas holidays.
The Riksdag will debate the euro
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The Riksdag will debate the euro

The Riksdag will hold a special debate on the euro at the request of the Liberals, the party writes in a press release.
L: Make literature your own high school subject
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L: Make literature your own high school subject

The Liberals want the subject of literature to become a mandatory part of high school. This was stated by party leader Simona Mohamsson in her Christmas speech on Wednesday
Celebration in the shadow of terror – "must not be afraid"
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Celebration in the shadow of terror – "must not be afraid"

Hundreds gathered in central Stockholm to celebrate the Jewish holiday of Hanukkah. Celebrating the light felt important to many, after the weekend's terrorist attacks
New school money divides the government
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New school money divides the government

The government is divided on the issue of a new model for school fees. According to the Moderates, the proposal has been put aside, while the Liberals are giving different advice
After the cozy: Agreed on collaboration – but not how
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After the cozy: Agreed on collaboration – but not how

The Tidö party leaders want to continue cooperating after the next election, but do not agree on how. We will handle this one way or another
After the autumn's chaos - cozy in Kristersson's kitchen
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After the autumn's chaos - cozy in Kristersson's kitchen

On Tuesday, all the Tidöledarna will meet in the kitchen of Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson's home in Strängnäs. An opportunity to show unity after the squabbling and bickering of the autumn
Government: Police should be allowed to monitor with AI
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Government: Police should be allowed to monitor with AI

Criminals will be hunted down using facial recognition via AI surveillance. The government is moving forward with the controversial bill that could threaten personal privacy
Bottom note for the Left Party in new survey
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Bottom note for the Left Party in new survey

Support for the Left Party continues to decline while the Christian Democrats reach a new peak, according to an opinion poll by Indikator opinion for Sveriges Radio Ekot.
No agreement on rules of the game in social media
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No agreement on rules of the game in social media

The parties have not been able to agree on rules for political accounts on social media. S leader Magdalena Andersson defends those run by the party's media company
It's the Liberals' chance in the election: "Not done"
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It's the Liberals' chance in the election: "Not done"

The Liberals may be hoping in vain for increased voter support after the decision on the government issue. The decision is too complicated to avoid the issue, says political scientist Andreas Johansson Heinö
Åkesson: L must back down on the government issue
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Åkesson: L must back down on the government issue

SD will not accept being excluded by L from a possible new Tidö government. The L leader states that it will be up to Ulf Kristersson to resolve the conflict if a government is to be formed after the election
Kristersson at the SD's national congress – for the first time
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Kristersson at the SD's national congress – for the first time

Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (M) is making an unusual visit to the SD's ongoing state congress in Örebro. "I wanted to come here and say thank you," says Kristersson
L wants to remove limited liability companies from the school system
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L wants to remove limited liability companies from the school system

The Liberals want to remove profit interests and limited liability companies from the school system. We will now be the first bourgeois party to advocate this, says school policy spokesperson Fredrik Malm
L says no to allowing SD into government
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L says no to allowing SD into government

The Liberal Party's national meeting says no to allowing the SD into a new Tidö government after the next election. Party secretary Fredrik Brange does not rule out that it could lead to a special election in a difficult situation after the election
The Liberals go to war over the red line against the SD
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The Liberals go to war over the red line against the SD

Nothing divides the Liberals as much as the view of the Sweden Democrats. Several want to end the cooperation, while others think the parties should be able to govern together
Kristersson: My thoughts with relatives
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Kristersson: My thoughts with relatives

Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (M) and several other party leaders comment on the fatal accident in Stockholm, where a double-decker bus crashed into a bus stop.
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