It has now been 61 days since election day, and it is still unclear which government Sweden will have. Get the latest developments in government formation.
Swedish politicsThe Riksdag’s budget debate focused on the budget that never came. “We should have done more before the election,” said Ida Gabrielsson (V).
BusinessThe Left Party's Ida Gabrielsson says Social Democratic Party leader Magdalena Andersson has opened the door to a four-party government that includes the Left Party. The Social Democrats deny this.
Swedish politicsThe Left Party wants the Center Party to choose a side in the government formation process. At the same time, it is standing firm on its demand for ministerial posts. The Center Party has issued an ultimatum: by 5 p.m. tomorrow at the latest, the Left Party must say whether it will drop that demand.
Swedish politicsThe Riksdag is amending the constitution to allow citizenship to be revoked in certain cases. However, it will be up to the next government to decide whether to introduce a bill.
Swedish politicsThe red-green parties S, V, C and MP met at Tändstickspalatset in central Stockholm. Social Democratic leader Magdalena Andersson says the talks are going well, but no red lines have been relaxed yet.
Swedish politicsA transitional budget would hit cultural activities hard, according to Anna Troberg, chair of DIK. It would mean another lost year, she says.
EntertainmentThe Sweden Democrats' proposal to change the rental model for the world culture museums threatened with closure was voted down by the other parties on the culture committee. “We think it is frivolous,” says Leila Ali Elmi (MP), the committee’s vice chair.
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