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Germany Ends Support for Mediterranean Migrant Rescue Groups
The German government will stop supporting organizations that rescue migrants in the Mediterranean, reports a source at the Foreign Ministry to AFP. > The federal government does not plan to provide further financial support to non-governmental organizations engaged in civil sea rescue, says the source.
Sweden Agrees on Defense Loans Amid Uncertainty Over Future Payment
All parties agree that Sweden should borrow to quickly strengthen the defense. But after 2030, the strengthening should start being paid from the state budget.
Trump and Starmer Sign Trade Agreement Excluding Steel Tariffs
USA's president Donald Trump and the UK's Prime Minister Keir Starmer have signed a trade agreement. But the for the UK important steel tariffs are still not included in the agreement.
Politician Charged for Threatening Colleague with Death
The Social Democratic municipal politician Mattias Ahlenhed called his party colleague a "fat, ugly pig-like fascist" and conveyed implicit death threats. Now he is being prosecuted for the threats, reports SVT News Västernorrland.
Bilderberg Meeting 2025: Key Figures Gather in Sweden
Several Swedish and internationally known persons will participate in the Bilderberg group's secret meeting which starts at the Grand Hotel today. Among others, Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (The Moderate Party), Spotify's CEO and founder Daniel Ek and NATO chief Mark Rutte will participate.
Sweden Democrats See Decline in Support Among LO Voters
LO-members return to the Social Democratic Party. At the same time, the Sweden Democrats lose among working-class voters, shows the SCB's party sympathy survey.
Constitutional Committee Criticizes Swedish Government Leaders
The Constitutional Committee (KU) criticizes the three party leaders in the government. The reason is a debate article about preventing new citizenship.
Moderate Party Criticizes Social Democrats' Economic Impact After Congress
Minister for Finance Elisabeth Svantesson (The Moderate Party) has had the Ministry of Finance calculate the Social Democrats' policy to show that it is harmful to growth. They must tolerate scrutiny, she says.
Kristersson Open to Apology for International Adoptees Amid Trafficking Concerns
Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (M) does not rule out that all internationally adopted persons should receive an apology. It is very serious information that is coming to light, he says.
Parties Clash Over Nationalization of Swedish Healthcare
The Christian Democrats and the Sweden Democrats want to see a nationalization of healthcare – but have not gotten the other parties on board. With that, you have one of our most important promises ahead of the election campaign, says Christian Democrat leader Ebba Busch.
Investigator Calls for State Apology Amid Adoption Irregularities
The Government's investigator proposes that international adoptions should be stopped. Several cases of child trafficking have been detected, most of them from the 1970s and 80s.
Social Democrats Aim to Eliminate Vulnerable Areas in Sweden
The Social Democratic Party's goal is that Sweden should not have any disadvantaged areas. This should be achieved through limited immigration and revitalization of the areas, as well as an active language policy.
Social Democrats Reshuffle Leadership at Gothenburg Congress
The Social Democrats are betting on new cards in the party leadership, the heavy executive committee. Two former ministers step back and become deputies in the executive committee.
Social Democrats Propose Lowering Criminal Responsibility Age to 14 in Sweden
The Social Democrats say yes to temporarily lowering the age of criminal responsibility to 14 years. We have a horrible development in Sweden that must be met with new tools, says Teresa Carvalho, legal policy spokesperson for The Social Democrats.
Kristersson Warns of Social Democrats' Shift to the Left
The Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson, also The Moderate Party leader, believes that The Social Democrats are making a dangerous left turn. .
Magdalena Andersson Re-elected as Social Democrats Leader
Magdalena Andersson has been re-elected as party leader for the Social Democrats. .
Social Democrats Push for Shorter Working Hours Through Negotiations
The S-congress decides that working hours need to be shortened for everyone. First and foremost, the issue should be resolved through negotiations between the labour market parties.
Social Democrats Set New Policy Agenda at Party Congress for 2026 Election
The Social Democrats have gathered to establish a new policy ahead of the 2026 election. We will be more straightforward, clearer and a more action-oriented party, says party leader Magdalena Andersson.
Ukraine Gains Unrestricted Range for Western Donated Rockets
Several Western countries have completely removed restrictions on how far into Russian territory Ukraine is allowed to fire robots. The decision is confirmed by Germany's Federal Chancellor Friedrich Merz.
Sweden Can Afford to Reduce Working Hours to 35 Per Week, Says LO
Sweden can afford a general reduction in working hours, LO believes. Shortening the workweek to 35 hours would cost 1.
Opposition Warns of Major Public Service Cuts in Sweden
Public service will not be able to fulfill its mission with the financing proposed by the Tidö parties. This is what the opposition parties mean, warning of major cutbacks.
New Swedish Nuclear Power Law Criticized for Unclear Costs
The Riksdag has passed the law on how new nuclear power will be financed. But nothing is said about how high the price tag will be.
Center Party Support Rises After Anna-Karin Hatt Leadership Change
Support for the Center Party grows strongly after the party leadership change to Anna-Karin Hatt, shows a new measurement from Novus. .
Sweden Criticizes Israel's Plans for Full Gaza Control
Foreign Minister Maria Malmer Stenergard (M) condemns Israel's move to take control of entire Gaza. Then it is important to mark very clearly, says Malmer Stenergard.
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