Social Democratic leader Magdalena Andersson’s choice to defend Left Party deputy leader Ida Gabrielsson is “startling,” says Social Democratic political scientist Ulf Bjereld. She probably wants to keep the Centre Party in a good mood, he says.
Swedish politicsSocial Democratic leader Magdalena Andersson criticises Left Party MP Ida Gabrielsson after an interview with DN, prompting the Left Party to take offence. “You can always think about how you express yourself, so maybe they’re right that you can put things more pleasantly,” Gabrielsson tells TT in response to the criticism.
Swedish politicsThe Left Party will not back down from its demand to join a red-green government, the party’s vice-chair Ida Gabrielsson says on X. The parties’ red lines must be softened if a government is to be formed, Social Democrat Anders Ygeman says.
Swedish politicsV member Mohamed Ali is the only member of parliament listed in the Swedish Enforcement Authority's register, according to Expressen.
Swedish politicsV-member Mohamed Ali's leave application has been rejected by the Riksdag (the Swedish parliament). The rules on leave for personal matters are very restrictive, Speaker Andreas Norlén says.
Swedish politicsThe next prime minister may have to govern under a transitional budget or even the budget proposal of their opponents. This means it could take some time before important election promises can be implemented.
Swedish politicsThe day before the red-green meeting, the Center Party leader met with the Christian Democrats (KD) leader in a sauna. The Center Party has not completely abandoned its dream of a centrist coalition, says Left Party (V) deputy leader Ida Gabrielsson.
SwedenNo red lines appear likely to blur when the Center Party and the Left Party meet on TV. Ida Gabrielsson (V) calls on the Center Party to compromise, while Martin Ådahl (C) thinks the Left Party should drop its demand to join the government.
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