The Moderates are now promising that today's sentence discount for those convicted of multiple crimes will be abolished in 2029. That is a year earlier than they said just two weeks ago.
Swedish politicsAn air defense shield over the Baltic Sea that would protect against both drones and possible missiles. The Moderates promise to work toward this if the right-wing party wins the election.
Swedish politicsKD's most important election promise is that the state will take over responsibility for healthcare. In Norway, that process took less than two years. It could also happen in Sweden, says KD leader Ebba Busch.
Swedish politicsThere are many stereotypes about what an environmentalist or a Sweden Democrat looks like. But are they really true? Surveys provide some of the answers.
SwedenPrime Minister Ulf Kristersson (M) has not given up despite the opposition's lead in the opinion polls. He hopes the government issue will lead to an election victory. It is a very strong card, Kristersson tells TT.
Swedish politicsTwo and a half weeks before the election, the gap between the Tidö parties and the opposition is narrowing, reports Sveriges Radio Ekot. But the Liberals remain well below the parliamentary threshold.
Swedish politicsSupport for the Liberals is at its highest since party leader Simona Mohamsson shifted course this spring and agreed to give the Sweden Democrats ministerial posts, according to Dagens Nyheter/Ipsos’s latest voter barometer.
Swedish politicsThe Moderates promise to remove fees for preschools and after-school care. According to Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (M), this is about both the work line and integration.
Swedish politicsClimate and Environment Minister Romina Pourmokhtari (L) is now responding to Åkesson's deadline for her party. Our focus needs to be on the opposing side and not on pissing in our own tent, she says.
Swedish politicsForeign Minister Maria Malmer Stenergard (M) had to take shelter during her visit to Kyiv, where she was to celebrate Ukraine's Independence Day, Expressen writes.
WorldMaya, 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 in one respect they stand out.
Swedish politicsThe Sweden Democrats' Ludvig Aspling would not refuse if he were asked to become Minister of Migration after the election. "It is important that someone from our party takes that position," he says.
Swedish politicsSD leader Jimmie Åkesson has set a deadline for when votes for L are “wasted.” Now L leader Simona Mohamsson is hitting back. If Jimmie Åkesson wants to become a minister, he will need the Liberals’ support, she says.
Swedish politicsForeign Minister Maria Malmer Stenergard (M) - visiting Kyiv - believes that other countries could do more for Ukraine. She highlights Ukraine's need for air defense.
ConflictsFinance Minister Elisabeth Svantesson (M) downplays warnings that costly election promises risk fuelling inflation.
BusinessIf the Moderates win the election, they will temporarily move the Ministry of Justice to Gothenburg and Malmö.
Swedish politicsThe Moderates promise that Sweden will be the EU's richest country within ten years. The path to this goal is, among other things, through reduced corporate tax and a new "super deduction" for research and development.
Swedish politicsThe Centre Party wants to see a centre-left government with S, KD and perhaps MP after the election. KD leader Ebba Busch says she could instead consider welcoming C to Tidö sides.
Swedish politicsThe Liberals promise to introduce a maximum limit of 20 students per school class in the next term, provided that the party enters parliament. "It's all over for the Moderates if the Liberals don't get in," says party leader Simona Mohamsson.
Swedish politicsAfter several high-profile cases in which care workers have abused the elderly, the Moderates now want to toughen the penalties.
Swedish politicsThe Moderates want to review the capital gains tax, or relocation tax, which is described as a "brake".
Swedish politicsMP Richard Jomshof's (SD) comment in Dagens Nyheter that Muslims "can stop being Muslims" continues to upset the other parties. Jomshof is constantly seeking attention, and what he says is stupid, says Moderate leader Ulf Kristersson on his way into Expressen's and Dagens Industri's party leaders' debate.
Swedish politicsCornelis Vreeswijk performed for the VPK, Silvana Imam for Feminist Initiative and, recently, Eva Dahlgren spoke for the Social Democrats. It is common for artists to get involved with the left - but experts say it is much rarer on the right.
EntertainmentThe Moderates are proposing a new criminal classification for femicide, also known as female homicide. We want anyone who murders a woman because she is a woman to be sentenced to life imprisonment, says Foreign Minister Maria Malmer Stenergard.
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