The mulled wine is drunk and the champagne bottle is popped – but what happens to the cork? Until now, they have ended up in the trash, but now Karlstad is the first in Sweden to recycle wine corks. We want others to be able to follow suit, says Christoffer Henriksson at Karlstads Energi.
SwedenStockholm joins the ranks of municipalities that say no to the government's invitation to cooperate on voluntary repatriation, reports Mitt i. But the Minister for Migration rejects the criticism. That they don't even want to discuss the repatriation of people who voluntarily want to leave Sweden - I think it's irresponsible, Migration Minister Johan Forssell (M) tells TT.
Swedish politicsThe Moderate Party wants municipalities to be able to employ special security guards to increase safety on streets and squares. The party will also work for life imprisonment for particularly serious rapes.
Swedish politicsKommunal issues a warning of conflict in the area of privately employed personal assistants.
BusinessThe Social Democrats want to introduce a profit ban within the education Swedish for immigrants (SFI). It has been the wild west, says S spokesperson Lawen Redar.
SwedenThousands of publicly employed individuals may have missed out on salary during pregnancy. Now they will receive retroactive compensation
SwedenThis weekend's events in Nordanstig must lead to changes for the safety of ambulance nurses, according to Kommunal's chairman Malin Ragnegård. This should not be allowed to happen, she says.
SwedenCulture receives 9.6 billion kronor in the autumn budget. It is the lowest proportion of the total budget since the year 2000, according to Magazine K. I am proud and satisfied with this budget, but not clear, says Parisa Liljestrand at a press conference.
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