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Sweden pauses all asylum cases for Syrians
The Migration Agency is pausing all cases for Syrians who are currently seeking asylum in Sweden. Syrians who are to be deported will not be sent back either.
Social Democratic Analysis of the EU Election: SD a Main Opponent
The EU election was an exercise in having the Sweden Democrats and not the Moderate Party as the main opponent on certain issues, writes the Social Democrats' election analysis group in a debate article in Altinget. .
The Jewish Central Council: Still No to the Left Party
The Jewish Central Council is sticking to its position that the Left Party is not welcome at memorial ceremonies. It's about problems that need to be handled more than just excluding two-three individuals, says Chairman Aron Verständig.
No Strict Language Requirement in Elderly Care
A requirement for language training should be introduced in elderly care, according to a new proposal. But it will not be an absolute language requirement for all employees.
Political Wildcards on the Rise – The Sweden Democrats Account for Half
There are 162 political wild cards in the municipal councils. The Sweden Democrats account for half of them, shows an examination by Dagens Samhälle.
The Moderate Party says no to allowing landmines
The Moderate Party says no to the idea of reintroducing landmines and cluster munitions in the Swedish defense. "There is currently no process in The Moderate Party to reconsider the view on troop-mines and cluster munitions.
The Christian Democrats and the Sweden Democrats Open to Banned Weapons
The Christian Democrats and the Sweden Democrats are open to reintroducing landmines, also known as personal and anti-personnel mines, into the Swedish defense. This despite Sweden, along with 163 other countries, banning the weapon type, according to the so-called Ottawa treaty.
"Akesson: 'Time for Delivery'"
Jimmie Åkesson is pleased with what the Tidö parties have achieved so far. But when it comes to the future of the cooperation, he is unwavering.
The Party Leaders: Stricter Requirements for Citizenship
The requirements for becoming a Swedish citizen should be tightened, write the leaders of the government parties and the Sweden Democrats in a debate article in [Dagens Nyheter](https://www. dn.
So much lower will the ISK tax be next year
The tax on ISK is lowered next year. For someone with a savings capital of, for example, 200,000 kronor, it's about 1,700 lower tax.
The Moderate Party increases – The Left Party declines
The Left Party is backing down while The Moderate Party is moving forward according to an opinion poll conducted by Indikator opinion on behalf of SR Ekot. .
Heavy No to Stricter Sentences for Young People
The government wants young people between 15 and 17 years old to be able to be sentenced to harsher penalties. But many are critical of the proposal that has been put forward, and prosecutors want the government to consider a completely different solution.
Strong or Right-Wing? This is What the Swedes Say in the EU
Important or sad? This is what some of the Swedish MEPs think about the new EU Commission. .
He becomes new SD member of parliament after Lars Wistedt
Kent Kumpula from Uppsala county takes over the parliamentary seat after the recently deceased member Lars Wistedt (SD), reports Altinget. .
"Cattle trading" creates mistrust in the European Parliament
A middle coalition is to guarantee support for an EU-friendly policy in the EU parliament. But the majority is thin and the distrust between the parties is clear.
SD disappointed: "Not the outcome we wanted"
The Sweden Democrats are not satisfied with, for example, schools and healthcare being exempt from the notification requirement in what is sometimes called the "informant law". We would naturally have liked to see a full information requirement, says Ludvig Aspling (SD) to TT.
Multiple professional groups are exempt from notification requirement
The Government's investigator proposes several exemptions from the obligation to report individuals residing in Sweden without a permit. The coalition parties agree that schools, healthcare, social services, and libraries should be exempt from the proposed information obligation, says Migration Minister Johan Forssell (The Moderate Party).
The Government's Sawn-Off Proposal - Now the Details Are Coming
Now the proposals are coming on how employees in municipalities and authorities will be required to report to the police individuals living here without permission – what critics call the informer law. The Sweden Democrats and the Liberals are on a collision course and reaching an agreement may become the toughest test so far for the Tidö parties.
MP Lars Wistedt (SD) is dead
The Sweden Democrats' Member of Parliament Lars Wistedt has passed away. Wistedt was the party's defence policy spokesperson and vice chairman of the Riksdag's Defence Committee.
The SD's homework: Winning over those who don't like the party
The SD is sitting after the next election either in the government or in opposition. This says party secretary Mattias Bäckström Johansson when the Tidö cooperation has now reached halftime.
The new ISK tax is decided
2025 brings several good news for the millions of Swedes who have money in an ISK account. In addition to tax-free savings up to 150,000 kronor, the tax rate is also expected to become lower.
The Great Journalism Prize for SD Investigation
TV4's "Cold Facts" wins the Grand Journalism Award in the category of the year's revelation for the investigation "Undercover in the troll factory". .
Foreign Minister: Sweden Supports the ICC's Work
Sweden supports the ICC's work and independence, announces Foreign Minister Maria Malmer Stenergard (M) as the court has issued an arrest warrant against Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The USA dismisses the court's decision entirely.
The parties behind the Tidö agreement want a cap on the size of children's groups.
The Government and the Sweden Democrats want stricter rules for how large childcare groups in preschools can be, as well as how high the staff density should be. Now, both this and a compulsory language preschool will be investigated.
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