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Swedish Debate Intensifies Over Unrwa Funding Decision
The S leader Magdalena Andersson says that the withdrawn support to Unrwa places Sweden "in the same gang" as Trump and Orbán. But Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (The Moderate Party) brushes off the criticism and the government accuses S of lying.
Johan Pehrson Honored with Books and Gifts in Final Debate
The Liberals' party leader Johan Pehrson has done his last party leader debate. He was thanked with books, a reading tablet and an ABF course.
SVT Faces New Cyber Overload Attacks Causing Disruptions
During the night to Wednesday, SVT was exposed to new overload attacks, this reports SVT's Morgonstudion. Sweden is under attack in the sense that enormous extensive cyberattacks are ongoing all the time, says Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (The Moderate Party).
Gaza Debate Intensifies as Swedish PM Defends Government Policy
Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (M) fends off the opposition's criticism of the government's gas policy. You are deliberately whipping up the mood in Sweden and pretending that Sweden is not doing anything, he says.
Government Seeks More Power During Severe Crises Without Riksdag Approval
The government is proposed to have more power during severe crises in peacetime. In exceptional cases, decisions on temporary measures should be able to be taken without the Riksdag first approving them.
Swedish Minister Criticizes Activists for Disrupting Public Order
Sweden's Minister for Civil Defence, Carl-Oscar Bohlin (M), targets in a post on X criticism against activists who have called the Ministry for Foreign Affairs' consular emergency hotline and demonstrated outside the Riksdag. .
Riksdag Website Faces Accessibility Issues
It is currently a problem to access the Riksdag's website. The one who enters the site is met by an error message: "Right now it may be difficult to reach parts of the Riksdag's website.
Stenergard on Gaza Activists: Personal Responsibility Stressed
Swedish activist Greta Thunberg was on the ship Madleen which was on its way to Gaza when it was boarded by Israeli forces. Foreign Minister Maria Malmer Stenergard (The Moderate Party) emphasizes personal responsibility – and that no one is deemed to be in danger.
UN Security Council Faces Dysfunction Amid Global Conflicts
Raging wars and blatant war crimes are shaking the UN to its foundations. Something is being torn apart when principles are politicized and no one is able to put their foot down, says the UN's outgoing refugee chief Filippo Grandi to TT: If we do not demand accountability for crimes, we are in a dangerous situation.
Sweden Acquires Antibiotic Factory to Ensure Medicine Supply
Sweden will buy an antibiotic factory to ensure the supply of important medicines during, among other things, crisis situations. .
Constitutional Committee Criticizes Swedish Government Leaders
The Constitutional Committee (KU) criticizes the three party leaders in the government. The reason is a debate article about preventing new citizenship.
Opposition Widens Lead Over Government in Latest SCB Poll
The opposition's lead increases in SCB's measurement. The opposition gets 55.
Criticism Mounts Over Swedish Government's Plan to Rent Estonian Prisons
Trade unions and human rights organizations are criticizing the government for plans to rent prison spaces in Estonia. This is a very bad proposal.
Farm Alcohol Sales Begin in Höganäs with First Beer and Wine Sold
Now the farm sale of alcohol is underway. Höganäs Brewery has sold its first bottle of beer and Kullaberg's vineyard has sold its first bottle of wine to the chairman of the municipal council in Höganäs.
Municipal Delays Impact Farm Alcohol Sales as Permits Begin
Minister for Social Affairs Jakob Forssmed (CD) criticizes "extreme" differences between municipalities' fees and processing times. It is not reasonable for a task that is largely standardized.
Social Democrats Reshuffle Leadership at Gothenburg Congress
The Social Democrats are betting on new cards in the party leadership, the heavy executive committee. Two former ministers step back and become deputies in the executive committee.
Municipalities Vary in Approaches to Farm Sales of Beer and Wine
When farm sales of beer and wine are allowed from Sunday, it becomes clear how differently the municipalities choose to handle the permit process. In some cases, beer and wine manufacturers may have to wait until autumn.
Social Democrats Propose Wealth Tax Increase for Welfare Funding
The Social Democrats are open to the state being able to borrow for large investments. Tax revenues are also to rise and the very wealthiest to pay more to fund welfare.
Sweden Enhances Civil Defence with Increased Budget and Resources
The government claims that the investments made in civil defense have increased Sweden's ability to withstand various crises and ultimately war. Water supply, stockpiling of food and healthcare products are some areas highlighted.
Bilan Osman Explores Youth Racism in New Novel on Swedish School Shooting
She has followed right-wing extremist environments as a journalist. Now Bilan Osman is debuting with a novel about a racist school shooting.
Social Democrats Propose Leadership Changes for Gender Balance
The Social Democratic Party's electoral committee proposes three new ordinary names in the party leadership), the executive committee (VU). Two former ministers will step back and become substitutes.
New Swedish Nuclear Power Law Criticized for Unclear Costs
The Riksdag has passed the law on how new nuclear power will be financed. But nothing is said about how high the price tag will be.
Study Predicts Half of Electricity Will Be Weather-Dependent by 2033
In large part, all new electricity generation over the next decade will come from wind and sun. This is likely to make electricity prices fluctuate more violently, according to a new study.
Sweden's Riksdag to Vote on Financing New Nuclear Power
Today, the Riksdag is expected to pass what could become one of Sweden's most expensive investments in modern times – the financing of new nuclear power. Here are all the uncertainties and challenges that await.
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