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V and KD Clash in EU Parliament: Employee Reports Scratches
The KD leader Ebba Busch says that the incident that hit Alice Teodorescu Måwe is completely unacceptable. But The Left Party gives a different picture.
Teodorescu Måwe Incident Sparks Controversy in EU Parliament
The Left Party has reported Kristdemokraterna's EU parliamentarian Alice Teodorescu Måwe for assault on a civil servant employed by V. KD claims the opposite, that Teodorescu Måwe was the one who was attacked – and receives support from the EU parliament's press spokesperson.
Sweden Explores Single National Electricity Area
Sweden should have a single electricity area, thinks the government, which is now assigning Svenska kraftnät to investigate as an alternative among several whether it is possible. The goal is to move towards a single electricity area, says Minister for Business Ebba Busch (Christian Democrats).
Five Party Leaders Warn of US Shift Toward Authoritarianism
Five of eight party leaders believe that the USA is heading in an authoritarian direction. But not the SD leader: It's like saying that you're heading towards dictatorship, says Jimmie Åkesson.
Moderates and Christian Democrats Hope for Centre Party Shift
The Moderate Party and the Christian Democrats hope that the Centre Party will change sides in politics with a new party leader. I hope so, but it is up to Anna-Karin Hatt to show whether she will continue to be a red-green party leader or if she intends to be able to become a blue-green party leader, says the Christian Democrats' Ebba Busch.
Swedish Politicians React to Deadly Uppsala Shooting
Swedish politicians react with dismay over the three people who were shot to death in Uppsala during Tuesday afternoon. .
Kristersson and Busch Thank Pehrson for Cooperation and Laughter
Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson thanks Johan Pehrson for his efforts to get Sweden in order, KD leader Ebba Busch for the cooperation and the laughter. .
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.
Kristersson Faces Constitutional Committee Over Climate Policy Concerns
Has Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (M) breached the Instrument of Government by providing "misleading" information about climate policy? This is one of the questions when Kristersson is questioned today in the Riksdag's Constitutional Committee (KU). .
Proposal to End Costly Default Electricity Contracts
Customers who do not actively choose an electricity supplier are forced into expensive agreements today. Now, an investigation proposes that these so-called designation agreements be abolished.
Offshore Wind Power Needs State Support, Investigator Finds
It is not only nuclear power that needs government support to dare to invest. It also applies to offshore wind power, states a government inquiry.
Busch Urges Swedish Firms to Stay Local Amid US Trade Uncertainty
Minister for Business Ebba Busch (CD) warns Swedish companies against moving operations to the USA to avoid tariffs. .
Busch Criticizes Influencers for Fueling Body Image Issues in Youth
The CD leader Ebba Busch warns against influencers who make children hate their bodies. It's not those voices we want our children to hear, she says.
Energy Minister Ebba Busch Faces Constitutional Committee Review
Energy Minister Ebba Busch (CD) is reported to the Constitutional Committee (KU) by the Social Democrats. The reason stated is that Ebba Busch did not participate in an interpellation debate within the allotted time.
Sweden Seeks New Investors for Bankrupt Northvolt Battery Firm
Business Sweden is to find possible owners and investors for bankrupt Northvolt on behalf of the government. .
Sweden Plans Billion-Kronor Loans for New Nuclear Power Expansion
Despite harsh criticism, the government is moving forward with plans to build new nuclear power in Sweden. This will be done through several hundred billion kronor in government loans.
Sweden Moves Forward with Controversial Nuclear Power Proposal
The Government's plan to finance new nuclear power has received heavy criticism, among other things for being an optimistic calculation and risking to push aside other electricity production. Now the Government is moving forward with its legislative proposal.
EU Backs Swedish Mining Projects to Boost Raw Material Supply
Three Swedish investments are among the selected when the EU lists 47 strategic projects to secure access to critical raw materials. .
What impact does the Swedish boycott of food retailers have on the stores themselves?
The boycott of food retailers is in full swing this week, but there are no figures on how widespread it is and what consequences it will have for the retailers. .
Busch hopes for battery support from the EU
New owners of bankrupt Northvolt must be able to receive EU support, urges Energy and Enterprise Minister Ebba Busch (CD) in Brussels. And simultaneously hopes for a renaissance of German nuclear power.
Auditors secretive about Northvolt
A potential buyer of the bankrupt battery manufacturer Northvolt may be subject to scrutiny by the Inspectorate for Strategic Products (ISP). However, ISP never discloses which examinations they conduct.
Northvolt appealed to the government for support
The battery manufacturer Northvolt's chairman Tom Johnstone appealed to the government on Sunday for support to rescue the company from bankruptcy, reports Aftonbladet. .
Busch does not want Chinese Northvolt owner
Minister for Business Ebba Busch (CD) does not want to see any Chinese ownership in order to rescue the operations after Northvolt's bankruptcy. I think that is very dangerous, she says, and refers to security policy risks.
After Trump's Threats – EU Opens Up for Negotiations
The President of the USA, Donald Trump, is threatening to introduce punitive tariffs of 200 percent on wine, champagne, and other alcoholic products from the EU. This has led the Chairman of the EU Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, to open up for negotiations.
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