Ebba Busch on the election sprint: It’s a bit bittersweet
The election campaign is over in less than 24 hours. For Christian Democrat party leader Ebba Busch, it comes with mixed feelings. "A bit bittersweet," she says.
Swedish politicsThe election campaign is over in less than 24 hours. For Christian Democrat party leader Ebba Busch, it comes with mixed feelings. "A bit bittersweet," she says.
Swedish politicsThe tone was harsh in the last party leaders' debate before Sunday’s election. There has to be some fucking order, S leader Magdalena Andersson exclaimed.
Swedish politicsThe Christian Democrats are reporting Sveriges Radio to the Review Board, Aftonbladet writes.
SwedenA series of recent statements have put the spotlight on conflicts within the Tidö parties. I think we should calm down, says M leader and Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson.
Swedish politicsEbba Busch believes that the Christian Democrats have been subjected to "dirt-spewing and nonsense from their own team" in recent weeks.
SwedenEbba Busch (KD) and Elisabeth Thand Ringqvist (C) may consider collaborating on several issues if there is a change of government after the election. If we end up in opposition, I will not sit in a corner and sulk and push Magdalena Andersson into the arms of MP and V, Busch tells Sveriges Radio Ekot.
Swedish politicsThe Christian Democrats propose a maximum of 12 children in preschool toddler groups and that the number of children per teacher be regulated. The party also wants to see more Swedish food in preschools. In total, this would involve an investment of 10 billion kronor.
SwedenEbba Busch (KD) is the party leader voters have the most confidence in, according to a new confidence survey from SVT/Verian. Confidence in Busch is also increasing in the latest survey from DN/Ipsos.
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