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Andersson Vows to Halt Gang Recruitment if Social Democrats Win

S-leader Magdalena Andersson promises to stop the new recruitment to the gangs if the red-greens win the election next year. I promise to do my utmost to take control of the development of society and unite our nation, she says in her keynote speech.

Left Party Reports PM Kristersson Over Confidential Document Incident

The Left Party reports Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson to the Constitutional Committee after DN's revelation that a folder with confidential documents was left at Arlanda.

Confidential Folder Left at Arlanda After PM's Nato Meeting

A folder with confidential documents was left at Arlanda by a government official in connection with the prime minister's Nato meeting in Turkey 2022, reports Dagens Nyheter.

Kristersson Responds to SVT's Questions on Landerholm Trial with Irritation

Ulf Kristersson (The Moderate Party) got questions about the former security council and childhood friend Henrik Landerholm, who is now on trial, in SVT's Agenda. But the questions did not go home with the Prime Minister, who answered with noticeable irritation.

Government Faces Criticism Over Costly Unused Venue for Customs Meeting

After the summer's Swedish customs meeting between the USA and China, the Government Offices are forced to pay over half a million in cancellation fees for a course room that was never used, reports SR Ekot which has requested invoices.

Secret Documents Found in CEO's Desk Amid Swedish Security Trial

The secret documents that Sweden's former security adviser left behind at a conference center were handled by several staff members and stored for a time in the CEO's desk drawer.

Henrik Landerholm Faces Court Over Security Document Negligence

According to the prosecutors, Henrik Landerholm's forgotten papers could have damaged Sweden's security. I have no excuse for the Gällöf incident, says Sweden's former security adviser in court.