Sweden’s Government Formation Stalemate: What Has Happened Since the Election
More than a month has passed since election day, yet a government still seems far off. Here are the steps in the government formation process.
Swedish politicsMore than a month has passed since election day, yet a government still seems far off. Here are the steps in the government formation process.
Swedish politicsThe Sweden Democrats say yes to investigating a law to halt teenage deportations, but not to introducing one. “No, absolutely not,” says the party’s migration policy spokesperson, Jessica Stegrud.
SwedenTraditional celebrities are losing ground on Instagram, while creators who make funny sketches are gaining influence.
EntertainmentThe Sweden Democrats maintain their position of power on social media. At the same time, there are signs of a slight shift in the trend on the political left, according to this year’s Power Barometer.
SwedenThe first vote in the Riksdag (the Swedish parliament) is approaching, with no proxy voting system in place. This means uncertainty remains over votes in the Riksdag. A new system may not be ready until after the turn of the year, according to several people in the Tidö parties.
Swedish politicsThe Sweden Democrats (SD) have failed to win Finance Committee support for extending tax cuts on petrol and diesel. The proposal was unrealistic, says Mikael Damberg (S).
BusinessAround one in ten voters asked AI for guidance on how to vote in this year’s election, according to a new report from the Internet Foundation (a Swedish internet research organization).
Swedish politicsThe Sweden Democrats' proposal for a total veil ban went too far and cost the party votes, several party leaders now believe. The proposal lacked nuance, explanation and a basis for argument, says SD leader Tobias Andersson to SVT.
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