Education Minister Simona Mohamsson (L) says screens are to blame for the decline in the Pisa survey. But S leader Magdalena Andersson points to a lack of resources and large class sizes.
Swedish politicsThe Social Democrats are demanding a thorough security investigation and that the SD official who worked in the Prime Minister's Office be suspended.
Swedish politicsThe Social Democrats' outrage over the scandals in the Left Party is just a pretext to avoid fulfilling left-wing election promises, claims V. One of the strangest conspiracy theories I've heard, replies S leader Magdalena Andersson.
Swedish politicsParisa Liljestrand (M) will say yes if she gets the chance. But if the Conservatives win the election, the next Minister of Culture could be a Sweden Democrat. That is what Andreas Johansson Heinö, publisher at Timbro, believes.
EntertainmentThe Liberals are approaching the parliamentary threshold, a new survey from DN/Ipsos shows. The party receives 3.5 percent of the vote.
Swedish politicsThe Moderates and Liberals spare no effort in warning "bourgeois-minded voters" against voting for the Center Party.
Swedish politicsAn election victory and a new direction for Sweden is "within reach," predicts Social Democrat leader Magdalena Andersson, promising a workers' pension in the next term. She believes the business community should worry more about a government dominated by the SD than a red-green government on Sunday.
Swedish politicsThe Left Party has removed eight more candidates from its electoral lists over the weekend. Those removed have shared anti-Semitic, pro-Russian and hateful views, writes Expressen. “The Left Party has a long way to go, and right now they are going in the wrong direction,” says S leader Magdalena Andersson in a written comment to Aftonbladet.
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