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Proposal to Allow Wiretapping of Children Under 15 Without Criminal Suspicion
The police should be able to wiretap children under 15 years old – even without concrete suspicion of a crime, believe the Tidö parties. It is a far-reaching proposal.
Young Liberals Support Pourmokhtari for Party Leadership
The hunt for The Liberals' new party leader is in full swing since Johan Pehrson announced his resignation. Now, both The Liberal Youth Association (LUF) and The Liberal Students have backed climate and environment minister Romina Pourmokhtari as the person they believe is best suited to take over the role.
Potential Successors for The Liberals' Party Leadership
Who takes over when Johan Pehrson throws in the towel as party leader? Will it be a veteran, a young promise or a minister?.
Johan Pehrson Credited with Saving The Liberals in Last Election
Johan Pehrson is leaving the party leader post for The Liberals – a party that in many ways is facing headwinds. This is what political scientists who TT has spoken to believe.
Johan Pehrson Steps Down as Leader of The Liberals
Johan Pehrson is leaving as party leader for The Liberals. According to Pehrson, it's time to hand over the torch with a year and a half left until the next election.
Ebba Busch Open to Cooperation with Sweden Democrats
She was the one who opened up for the bourgeoisie's cooperation with SD. After ten years as the Christian Democrats' party leader, Ebba Busch wants to continue being a breakthrough and can become the one who first says yes to the party in government.
Åkesson Criticizes TV4's Kalla Fakta Investigation as Propaganda
The Sweden Democrats' party leader Jimmie Åkesson launches a new attack on TV4's Kalla fakta in Ekot's Saturday interview. The worst propaganda minister in Nazi Germany would probably be proud of this propaganda masterpiece, he says about last year's scrutiny of the party's anonymous social media accounts.
Sweden's New Farm Sales Law Criticized for Complexity
From June 1, farm sales will be permitted in Sweden. But the Public Health Agency's detailed regulations receive harsh criticism.
Sweden's New Repatriation Grant Offers 350,000 Kronor to Returnees
The Government's repatriation grant is to amount to 600,000 kronor for a family and 350,000 for an adult. According to the Minister for Migration, comprehensive control measures will prevent fraud.
Sweden Moves to Criminalize Virginity Testing and Certificates
The Government and the Sweden Democrats are now taking the next step to criminalize virginity testing. For those who perform a control or intervention, the penalty can be imprisonment for up to one year.
Opposition Urges Crisis Measures in Response to Spring Budget Criticism
The opposition criticizes the spring budget and demands crisis measures. The Social Democrats accuse the government of lacking crisis insight and the Centre Party demands an end to "wait and see politics".
Spring Budget Offers Limited Relief for Household Finances
Despite the turbulent economic situation, there is a lack of good wallet news in the spring budget. It can mean a lot for some households, says Shoka Åhrman, savings economist at SPP.
Anna-Karin Hatt Proposed as New Centre Party Leader
The Centre Party's electoral committee proposes Anna-Karin Hatt as new party leader. It can probably work, believes political scientist Mikael Sundström at Lund University.
Anna-Karin Hatt Proposed as Center Party Leader, Seen as Strong Contender
The Center Party's electoral committee proposes Anna-Karin Hatt as the new party leader. It could probably work, believes political scientist Mikael Sundström at Lund University.
Sweden Allocates SEK 80 Million to Boost Precision Medicine Efforts
The Government and the Sweden Democrats are investing 80 million kronor in precision medicine. The money will go to GMS Sweden and is intended to increase the use of genetic analysis of diseases and treatment.
Anna-Karin Hatt Nominated to Lead Centre Party After Initial Rejection
Her no from just over a week ago turned into a yes. Now Anna-Karin Hatt is proposed to become the new leader of The Centre Party.
Spring Budget Offers Limited Relief for Household Finances
Despite the turbulent economic situation, there are still few good wallet news in the spring budget. It can mean a lot for some households, says Shoka Åhrman, savings economist at SPP.
"Cold Facts" Wins Golden Shovel for Exposing Sweden Democrats' Troll Factory
"Cold Facts" revelation about the Sweden Democrats' troll factory receives a gold shovel. Also, Upsala Nya Tidning's revelation about rapes in home care services is among the prize winners at the gala for investigative journalism.
AP Fund CEOs to Face Finance Committee Over Northvolt Investments
The CEOs of the AP Funds are to be questioned in the Riksdag's Finance Committee. The reason: Noteworthy billion-krona investments made by the funds through specially formed companies in the now bankrupt battery manufacturer Northvolt.
Sweden Proposes Stricter Asylum Laws, Ends Permanent Residency
The government's investigator proposes that the possibility of permanent residence permits be completely removed for asylum immigrants. The right to public counsel for asylum seekers is proposed to be limited.
Louise Erixon Steps Down as Sweden Democrat Leader in Sölvesborg
The SD's group leader in Sölvesborg, Louise Erixon, is leaving politics. She refers to family reasons that make it impossible for her to be the opposition leader during an election campaign.
Sweden Allocates 500 Million Kronor to Boost Prison Services
The Government and the Sweden Democrats are allocating 500 million kronor to the Prison and Probation Service in the spring amending budget. "The Prison and Probation Service faces significant challenges.
Swedish Education Minister Stands by Digital Tests Despite Setbacks
The National Agency for Education had to cancel the digital national exams. But despite already having invested nearly 700 million kronor in taxpayers' money without getting a functioning test platform, Education Minister Lotta Edholm (L) does not want to scrap the work.
Simona Mohamsson Takes Charge to Revitalize Sweden's Liberal Party
The Liberals' new party secretary has the tough job of making the opinion-crisis-stricken party ready for the next election. Simona Mohamsson has previously criticized the party leader for acting undemocratically.
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