According to Minister for Gender Equality Nina Larsson (L), the internet is flooded with hatred and threats against women and platforms are doing far too little. At the UN Women's Summit in New York, she wants to make contact with other countries to increase pressure. "The values we are inundated with online shape our behavior in the physical world," Larsson says.
Swedish politicsThe Sweden Democrats' party leader, Jimmie Åkesson, wants the expulsions of teenagers to be paused - until a valve is in place. "I think that would be the most reasonable thing, instead of rushing something that doesn't hit the mark either," Åkesson tells Dagens Nyheter.
SwedenThe Green Party's proposal for a law to stop expulsions of teenagers has been voted down. The Tidö parties say they are already working on a solution.
Swedish politicsThe Green Party is presenting a new proposal to stop the expulsion of teenagers. It is backed by a united opposition. "The government must act now," wrote S spokesperson Ida Karkiainen.
Swedish politicsThe Social Democrats accuse the Tidö parties of blocking the constitutional committee's review of the Landerholm affair. This is a clear cover-up on the part of the prime minister, says committee chair Jennie Nilsson (S).
Swedish politicsS and L chose not to support V's and MP's proposal in the social insurance committee on teenage deportations. "S and L have lied to the Swedish people straight to their faces and said they want to stop the deportations," says V's migration policy spokesperson Tony Haddou.
Swedish politicsMinister of Education Simona Mohamsson (L) invites all parliamentary parties to a discussion about screen time and age limits for social media. S, V and C accept, but say they have difficulty taking the invitation seriously.
Swedish politicsDonald Trump's tariff threat against countries that support Greenland was a real eye-opener. When EU heads of state and government meet now to talk about competitiveness, it is actually about how EU countries will stand on their own in a new, threatening world. There are fears that Europe will become a kind of kickball in world politics, says Europe expert Göran von Sydow.
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