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Take Custody of Children of Criminals at Birth
The Liberals want it to be possible for social services to take into care children of gang criminals at maternity wards, writes Svenska Dagbladet. .
The Opposition Opens Up to EU Loans for Defense
The Riksdag's opposition parties are open to EU countries being able to borrow for defense buildup. It will entail a tremendous amount of money, but what is the alternative, says Center Party leader Muharrem Demirok.
V and MP: The fundamental problem is the market school
The government's investigator wants to scrap the F-grade and see a grading scale with ten steps. The Left Party appreciates the proposals, but believes that the fundamental problem remains.
NATO and the UN have higher confidence than the government
Nato and the UN have greater confidence than both the parliament and the government, shows Medieakademins 28th confidence barometer. But confidence in Swedish defence and security authorities is record-high.
Criticism of removing "woman" from the abortion law
The proposal to remove the word "woman" from the abortion law and replace it with "the one who is pregnant" is causing a political debate within the Parliamentary Parties, reports Sveriges Radio Ekot. .
Environmental Zone in Stockholm Does Not Break the Law
The Administrative Court does not believe that the red-green government's approval of an environmental zone in central Stockholm violates the law. The Court therefore dismisses the appeals that have been made.
Peter Kullgren becomes the first minister to take paternity leave
Rural Affairs Minister Peter Kullgren (Christian Democrats) is to take paternal leave – and thus becomes the first male minister to take leave to care for a child. .
Sharp criticism of forest proposal: "Under all criticism"
The verdict on the Environmental Goals Committee is harsh – a failure and a disappointment, environmental organizations believe. Even the opposition is critical.
Örebro victims ridiculed by racists – Green Party leader reports to police
Sweden must take a stand against all those who incite racist violence. This is the opinion of Annika Hirvonen (Green Party) who is reporting comments on the right-wing populist website Samnytt to the police.
MP: Unacceptable for teachers to search bags
Sweden's Teachers are positive towards the government's proposal to strengthen school safety, but point out that more resources are needed. The Green Party thinks it is directly unsuitable for teachers to search through bags.
Red-Greens want to tighten gun laws – SD members critical
The Social Democrats, the Left Party, and the Green Party want the weapons legislation to be tightened and go further than the government on a few points. The Sweden Democrats support the government's line, but several Sweden Democrat members are critical.
The Green Party reports: The government is violating the climate law
The Green Party believes that the government is violating the climate law and reports the government's climate policy to the Constitutional Committee. .
Criticism of Landerholm's organization: "Colossus"
The Prime Minister's prestige project receives criticism after his security adviser has resigned. There are 70 people sitting there and a lot of documents are being produced, but what is happening is very unknown, says Peter Hultqvist, the Social Democratic Party's defense policy spokesperson.
New Parliamentary Ombudsman Complaint about Landerholm
The Green Party is reporting the Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (M) to the Constitutional Committee. The party wants it to be investigated whether the Prime Minister's friendship with security adviser Henrik Landerholm has influenced the Government Offices not to report him to the police for his carelessness with classified documents.
Lowering the age of criminal responsibility divides the parties
Lower the age of criminal responsibility to 14 years for serious crimes, proposes the government's investigator Gunnel Lindberg. Social development makes it impossible to sit idly by and do nothing, she says.
Landerholm resigns – being investigated for crime
The Prime Minister's security adviser Henrik Landerholm is leaving his position. The reason is that he is being investigated for a crime due to carelessness with classified documents.
The Centre Party Reports Prime Minister Kristersson to the Constitutional Committee
The Centre Party is reporting Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (M) to the Constitutional Committee after [Expressen](https://www. expressen.
Criticism of the climate goals: "Unbelievably irresponsible"
Neither the Swedish Society for Nature Conservation nor the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) are impressed by the government's and the Sweden Democrats' decision to review the intermediate targets for Sweden's climate policy. It is incredibly irresponsible, says Kristina Östman, head of the climate unit at the Swedish Society for Nature Conservation.
The Mission: Reviewing the Climate Policy Goals
The Government and the Sweden Democrats want to review the intermediate targets for Sweden's climate policy. The purpose is for them to be adapted more to the EU's legislation.
Kristersson on Landerholm: "This is not good"
The Government Offices' administrative division is to review Aftonbladet's information about the national security adviser Henrik Landerholm's trips to Berlin, where his partner lived. .
After Criticism: Stockholm's Traffic Region Councilor Resigns
The role as ultimately responsible for Stockholm's public transportation has been tough. Now, Stockholm's traffic region councilor Anton Fendert (Green Party) is leaving the post, he tells [Dagens Nyheter](https://www.
Kristersson: It Must Not Happen
Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (M) says that he has spoken with the national security adviser Henrik Landerholm after revelations about carelessness with documents and private trips. Such things should not happen and must not happen again, says Kristersson to SVT News.
Landerholm's Notes Were Sent by Taxi
The national security adviser Henrik Landerholm had his forgotten notebook delivered by taxi, reports Sveriges Radio's Ekot. .
Reporting the S-Leader to the Constitutional Committee
The Moderate Party reports S-leader Magdalena Andersson, formerly among others Finance Minister, to the Constitutional Committee (KU). The party believes that there are question marks surrounding the AP funds' investments in the crisis-stricken battery manufacturer Northvolt.
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