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New poll: The Left loses to the Social Democrats
The Left Party loses 2. 1 percentage points to 7.
Justin Trudeau Faces No-Confidence Vote
The opposition in the Canadian parliament has requested a vote of no confidence in Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. The coalition government led by Trudeau lost its majority in parliament earlier in September since the social democratic NDP jumped out of the agreement.
The Turning Point: The Liberals Want to Scrap the F-Grade
The Liberals want to scrap the F grade, which excludes many from upper secondary school, writes Education Minister Johan Pehrson and School Minister Lotta Edholm on SvD Debatt. .
The Liberals want to make it punishable for parents to travel with children to countries against which the Ministry of Foreign Affairs advises.
The Liberals want parents who travel with their children to countries that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs advises against visiting to be punishable, reports [SR Ekot](https://sverigesradio. se/artikel/l-gor-det-straffbart-att-resa-med-barn-om-ud-avrader).
They demand that Jomshof should not return
Richard Jomshof (SD) was directly unfit as chairman of the Justice Committee and his time in the post has harmed Sweden, according to Ardalan Shekarabi (S), vice chairman of the committee. The Prime Minister has a direct responsibility for him sitting there and for ensuring that he does not return to the post.
Lower Taxes for High-Income Earners
The Government and the Sweden Democrats are lowering taxes for high-income earners. This is done by removing the phase-out of the earned income tax credit.
Court stops Gothenburg's Israel boycott
Gothenburg City's boycott of goods from, among others, Israel violated the law, according to the Administrative Court, and revokes the decision. It is regrettable, says Municipal Councilor Karin Pleijel (Green Party).
Authority receives millions in additional funding – was supposed to be scrapped
The Moderate Party, Christian Democrats, and Sweden Democrats wanted to abolish the Equality Agency. But on Saturday, it became known that the government is allocating an additional 72 million kronor to the agency next year.
Persson and Pehrson switch jobs
A rockad is the unexpected move in Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson's new government. For one of the key figures, Johan Pehrson, it's nothing remarkable: As an old football coach, I know the importance of being able to change positions at halftime even if you're leading, he says at the press conference.
Kristersson: Has Done His Military Service with Honors
Foreign Minister Tobias Billström (M) announced on Wednesday that he is resigning and leaving politics in connection with the opening of the Riksdag next week. .
Proposal for lower tax on small breweries
The Government and the Sweden Democrats want to lower the tax on beer from small breweries, according to [Sveriges Radio Ekot](https://sverigesradio. se/artikel/tidopartierna-foreslar-sankt-alkoholskatt-pa-ol-fran-smabryggerier).
Germany introduces security laws after knife attack
The Swedish government is preparing a comprehensive proposal on sharpened laws after the knife attacks in Solna City last week. .
Proposal: Abolish Dairy Cows' Right to Green Pasture
Dairy farmers' right to graze on pasture in the summer may be abolished. It increases competitiveness and profitability, says the government's investigator Elisabeth Nilsson.
Lower Confidence in Party Leaders
None of the party leaders have gained increased confidence from the Swedish people during the summer, according to Novus' latest measurement made for [TV4 News](https://www. tv4.
Björn Molin has died
The politician Björn Molin has passed away, announces The Liberals. Molin was a member of parliament for the former People's Party 1971–1986 and was Minister of Trade in the middle government in the early 1980s.
Increased transparency in independent schools – a step closer
The Government has promised to increase transparency in independent schools. The question is how.
The Liberals want to give young people a summer vacation book
The Liberals want to awaken the desire to read among young people and give a "summer vacation book" to all students in elementary school. The book is to be distributed at the end of the school year as a summer assignment.
Stable public interest in party leader speeches
Totally, 12,950 people came and listened to the party leaders' speeches during this year's Almedalen Week. Which is an increase of around 2,000 people compared to last year's edition.
About the Tidö Cooperation: No Dance on Roses
The cooperation between the Tidö parties is no dance on roses – but it is necessary, says L-leader Johan Pehrson in his Almedals speech. The alternative is a red-green mess.
Parties at odds over ban on anonymous accounts
Demands for a ban on parties spreading political messages anonymously were raised in the parliamentary debate on fake accounts. However, the Justice Minister is opposed to legislating.
The Council in Norrtälje Collapses – The Liberals Jump Ship
After TV4's revelation about the Sweden Democrats' troll accounts, the Liberals are now pulling out of their cooperation with the SD in Norrtälje. The decision was made on Tuesday evening at the Liberals' extraordinary members' meeting in the municipality, according to several media outlets.
The Final Count: Dick Erixon Off to Brussels
Now the EU election is finally counted. And it's clear that the SD candidate Maria Rosander fell at the finishing line and Dick Erixon takes a seat in parliament.
Sjöstedt beats Paulsen – sets new cross-voting record
Never before has a Swedish candidate received as many personal votes in an election to the European Parliament as the Left Party's Jonas Sjöstedt received this year. He has surpassed Marit Paulsen's 15-year-old record, reports [Altinget](https://www.
Arnholm pays back for private taxi journeys
The Governor of Kronoberg, Maria Arnholm, is paying back 82,000 kronor for private taxi journeys that she had the county administrative board pay for. She writes to [P4 Kronoberg](https://sverigesradio.
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