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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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. "We want a quick investigation that ensures that mining in alum shale cannot take place without the municipalities' approval," said Minister of Climate and Environment Romina Pourmokhtari (L).
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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.
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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. But the abolished F will remain in place for a while longer.
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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.
Swedish politics- Swedish politicsFurther defections from the Liberal Party
- Swedish politicsTop names in the Liberal Party are quitting as MP Gulan Avci withdraws her candidacy
- Swedish politicsGovernment: Mobile phone ban in Swedish primary schools this autumn
- Swedish politicsL wants to speed up investigation into age limit for social media
- Swedish politicsNew opinion poll shock for the Liberals - very serious number
- Swedish politicsFinance Minister Elisabeth Svantesson wants to investigate the euro if she wins the election
- Swedish politicsThe Center Party will never allow the Left Party into government
- Swedish politicsThe Liberals want Sweden to be open to borrowing money for the EU's defense
- BusinessEvidence supports pause in EU-US trade agreement after Trump's tariff threat
- Swedish politicsKristersson in the debate: It's getting brighter in Sweden
- Swedish politicsMohamsson: Liberals have a big job ahead
- Swedish politicsModerates want to review the Gender Identity Act
- Swedish politicsHow to stop mismanaged independent schools in Sweden
- Swedish politicsThree parties below the parliamentary threshold in December
- CrimeMurdered women honored at candlelight vigils
- BusinessThe Riksdag will debate the euro
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