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Memorial service in Fagersta after Brinell School attack, King and Queen attend
A memorial service is being held in Fagersta after the attack at Brinell School, where a 17-year-old girl was killed and three others were injured.
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Swedes' commitment to the climate has come in waves, but usually rises in election years. This weekend, over 50,000 people gathered for a climate demonstration. 88-year-old Åsa Sohlman was one of those who joined the march. For her, the commitment began with her grandchildren and the world they will grow up in. We in my generation have ridden the wave of oil and have done well financially. And now it may all be going to waste.
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First-time voters in Sweden stand out as a gender-polarized group
Maya, 19, is concerned about the climate and dissatisfied with the government. Anton, 18, wants better healthcare. This year, more people will be able to vote for the first time - and on one point they stand out.
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Why some parties are over- or undercounted in opinion polls
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Swedish politics
Green Party calls for national strategy for sustainable fashion and textiles
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Dadgostar pushes for S-V-MP government and says Left Party must be included
With just a few weeks left until the election, Left Party leader Nooshi Dadgostar is betting on ending up in an S-led government together with the Green Party. And the party has not softened: it will say no to any government that does not include the Left Party.
Swedish politics
Green Party proposes 6 billion kronor for cycling and public transport infrastructure
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