Families come first in KD's election manifesto, which promises increased child benefits and longer paid parental leave. Families should always come out on top in any budget negotiations we are involved in, says KD leader Ebba Busch.
Swedish politicsThe Centre Party wants to see a centre-left government with S, KD and perhaps MP after the election. KD leader Ebba Busch says she could instead consider welcoming C to Tidö sides.
Swedish politicsThe Social Democrats promise to increase central government grants to municipalities and regions in line with inflation. S leader Magdalena Andersson hopes to get KD involved in a broad agreement on this, but receives a lukewarm response from KD leader Ebba Busch.
Swedish politicsGrades for conduct, more opportunities for detention and the green light for school uniforms. The Christian Democrats are heading into the election aiming to shift the focus in school policy from profits to discipline and knowledge. It would be good if the Liberals get a little boost, says KD leader Ebba Busch.
Swedish politicsThe Christian Democrats are proposing a higher pension for women who give birth - a mother's bonus. We know that many women fall behind financially when children arrive. I think most people think that is completely unreasonable, says KD leader Ebba Busch in her summer speech.
SwedenKD leader Ebba Busch is calling for a parliamentary decision after the election to nationalize healthcare. This is crucial for us to support a government in the next term, she says.
Swedish politicsThe low Swedish diesel prices are causing foreign haulage companies to adjust their routes so they can refuel in Sweden. There are many thousands of Swedish kronor to be saved on each fully fuelled truck. Naturally, people refuel where it is cheapest, haulage companies are under great pressure, says Tina Thorsell, head of social policy at the Swedish Transport Companies Association.
CarsMore mines must be opened in Sweden - for our own sake and to secure Europe’s access to critical minerals, says Energy and Industry Minister Ebba Busch (KD), who believes the government’s new mineral strategy and mining money for local communities can pave the way.
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