Andersson slams Left Party over terrorist praise: Terrible
Magdalena Andersson criticizes the Left Party for lacking control after the revelation of a letter of support for a terrorist.
Sweden
Dadgostar calls Left Party support letter to terrorist a mistake
Left Party leader Nooshi Dadgostar calls her party colleague's letter of support to a terrorist "a mistake". We should have handled this better here, she says. The party's group leader in the Riksdag has also written a letter of support to a convicted Palestinian, reports Kvartal.
Swedish politics
Left Party wants 250 million SEK a year to restart night trains to Norrland
The Left Party wants to invest 250 million SEK per year to restart more night train services to and from Norrland.
Sweden
Left Party MP Ilona Szatmári Waldau apologizes for praising convicted terrorist online
Left Party MP Ilona Szatmári Waldau praised a terrorist and sent him supportive messages on social media. She says it was wrong.
Crime
Swedish election campaign heats up as Kristersson and Andersson hit the road
The two prime ministerial rivals are picking up the pace in the election campaign. The red-greens have a clear lead in the polls, but Moderate leader Ulf Kristersson hopes that the government question will give him victory in the election.
Swedish politics
Helen Sjöholm’s key election issue: Where children go with their worries and vulnerability
Where will children go with their worries and vulnerability when we do not have a cultural school that welcomes them, and no youth centers or youth workers? That is artist Helen Sjöholm's question to cultural politicians. She is the next person in TT's summer series on cultural policy ahead of the autumn elections.
TV & film
Unions warn Sweden’s reporting law could deter migrants from healthcare and schools
Six authorities are now required to inform the police if there is reason to believe that a foreigner lacks the right to reside in Sweden. But critics of what they call the “reporting law” say the indirect effects are extensive and that healthcare and schools are not exempt in practice.
Sweden
Liberals demand Riksdag debate after Left Party Pride slogan about police
The Liberals are requesting a special debate in the Riksdag after participants in the Left Party’s section of a pride parade shouted “all of Malmö hates the police”
Swedish politics- CrimeLeft Party condemns police chant at Malmö Pride parade as inappropriate
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- Swedish politicsDadgostar says there is a majority for S, V and MP
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- Swedish politicsNooshi Dadgostar could become minister of housing, says she has extensive experience
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- Swedish politicsSocial Democratic leader Magdalena Andersson opens up to minority government
- Swedish politicsCenter Party: Kristersson has disqualified himself as a candidate for prime minister
- Swedish politicsKristersson and Dadgostar clash over Left Party candidates
- Swedish politicsModerates request parliamentary debate after Left Party removes candidates over antisemitism and extremist ties
- Swedish politicsPrime Minister Ulf Kristersson says red-greens must be scrutinized more
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