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The Moderate Party also wants to abolish the F grade
The Moderate Party is also shifting its stance on the F-grade issue and wants it abolished, reports SVT News. We see that today's grading system is not fair, says Josefin Malmqvist (M), education policy spokesperson.
The Christian Democrats want to abolish the F grade
The Christian Democrats want to abolish the grade F, as it excludes many students from upper secondary school. Instead, they want to introduce more qualification levels and more grade steps below the pass threshold.
New Government in Iceland – Women in Majority
The Icelandic Social Democrats' leader Kristrún Frostadóttir has presented her government on Saturday. .
She is to form a government in Iceland
The Icelandic Social Democrats' leader Kristrún Frostadóttir is allowed to form a government after the weekend's election victory. Iceland's President Halla Tómasdóttir has given her the formal exploratory mandate, reports public service company Rúv.
The Moderate Party increases – The Left Party declines
The Left Party is backing down while The Moderate Party is moving forward according to an opinion poll conducted by Indikator opinion on behalf of SR Ekot. .
SD disappointed: "Not the outcome we wanted"
The Sweden Democrats are not satisfied with, for example, schools and healthcare being exempt from the notification requirement in what is sometimes called the "informant law". We would naturally have liked to see a full information requirement, says Ludvig Aspling (SD) to TT.
The Government's Sawn-Off Proposal - Now the Details Are Coming
Now the proposals are coming on how employees in municipalities and authorities will be required to report to the police individuals living here without permission – what critics call the informer law. The Sweden Democrats and the Liberals are on a collision course and reaching an agreement may become the toughest test so far for the Tidö parties.
New Government after Political Turmoil in Norrköping
Norrköping gets a new government consisting of The Social Democrats, The Liberals, The Centre Party, and The Christian Democrats, reports local media. This after The Left Party announced that they will allow the quartet to take over.
Tent Protest Ended – Chained Protesters Cut Loose
In almost 200 days, pro-Palestinian demonstrators have been protesting outside Gothenburg University at Vasaplatsen. Now they have been evicted – and in some cases cut loose and carried away – by the police.
The Liberals' office attacked: "Abhorrent"
The Liberals' office in Eskilstuna has been subjected to a paint attack. The party leader Johan Pehrson calls the event despicable.
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.
Tent camp in Gothenburg forced to leave
The tent camp outside Gothenburg University is to be dismantled. This is clear after The Liberals in Gothenburg applied for a permit for a public gathering at the site.
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.
Court: Illegal Power Shift in Botkyrka
The shift in power in Botkyrka municipality last year broke the law, according to the administrative court. The ruling, M-led coalition will appeal the verdict.
The Left and the Sweden Democrats want to sell weapons to Israel
The Liberals and The Sweden Democrats want, as the only parliamentary parties, to export weapons to Israel, reports Swedish Radio's "Conflict". .
Free menstrual protection in schools
The Liberals want to make menstrual protection free for girls who do not have access to it today. We know that there are girls who are severely affected, you can miss lessons in school, says The Liberals' party leader Johan Pehrson.
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.
Let school staff inspect school bags
School staff should have the right to search students' school bags, believe The Liberals, who also want schools to be able to use metal detectors in entrance controls in certain situations. .
Persson (The Liberals): "Privatization went too far"
Private employment agencies cost more but did not provide better results, shows a new report. Minister for Labour Market Mats Persson (L) is self-critical.
The Liberals demand labeling of retouched images in advertising
Advertisements containing images of retouched bodies should be labeled so that consumers clearly see when models in advertisements have been beautified. This is proposed by The Liberals, who will be driving the issue to protect young people from unattainable beauty ideals.
M Analysis after the Election: Must Show Backbone
The Moderate Party has difficulty attracting women and voters in metropolitan areas, according to the party's EU election analysis. "The Moderate Party should show heart, brain, and backbone", is the conclusion in the post-election analysis.
Wollter criticized ahead of TV program: "Jew-hater"
A storm is brewing around the artist Stina Wollter, who is to host a new program on SVT. Wollter has been criticized for spreading anti-Semitic conspiracy theories.
Pehrson Opens Up to a Total Profit Ban for Independent Schools
The Minister of Education and the leader of The Liberals, Johan Pehrson, no longer rules out a total ban on profit-driven independent schools – if other measures do not help. .
The Sweden Democrats in dispute with committee against anti-Semitism
The Sweden Democrats now view the Swedish Committee Against Anti-Semitism (SKMA) as a "political actor", writes a party representative on Aftonbladet Debate. .
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