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The Licensing of Firearms Needs to be Strengthened
To prevent unsuitable individuals from obtaining firearms permits, the Police Authority and the National Board of Health and Welfare are tasked by the government to develop and strengthen the work on permit testing for firearms regarding medical suitability. .
The Government: Ban on Laughing Gas for Intoxication Purposes
All sales of laughing gas for intoxication purposes should be prohibited from July 1, proposes the government. This reports Sveriges Radio Ekot.
The Government wants to see better risk assessments
Better risk assessments in psychiatry after the recent violent incidents. This is the government's goal with two new measures.
Children receive up to 2,000 kronor for activities
The Government is aiming to introduce the leisure card for children and young people this autumn. Each child will receive a pot that can be used for various activities, for example, at the cultural school and sports clubs.
The Government Classifies Plant Drug as Narcotic
The popular plant-based drug kratom is now being classified as a narcotic by the government, reports P3 News. This follows a proposal from the Public Health Agency earlier this year.
Iran's Foreign Ministry summons Sweden's ambassador over imam
Sweden's ambassador in Tehran has been summoned to Iran's Foreign Ministry since an imam has been detained in Sweden, reports the British-based news site Iran International. .
1.6 billion for strategy against mental illness
The Government is allocating, in an agreement with the Swedish Association of Local Authorities and Regions (SALAR), nearly 1. 6 billion kronor for the national strategy on mental health and suicide prevention.
Mosque pointed out as a threat – imam to be deported
The imam of a larger Shia Muslim congregation in the Stockholm area is to be deported, writes Expressen. .
Knowledge about cancer care to help dementia patients
The Government wants to see if knowledge and experiences from cancer care can strengthen the care and support of dementia patients. The assignment is presented in connection with the presentation of the developed national dementia strategy.
New Delegation for People with Comorbidity
The Government is appointing a new delegation for individuals suffering from both substance abuse and mental illness. According to Social Minister Jakob Forssmed, they are often sent back and forth in healthcare today.
Time to Wake Up: A New Strategy Against Mental Illness
Mental illness is a question for the entire society and not just for healthcare. It's time for Sweden to wake up, says Minister for Social Affairs Camilla Waltersson Grönvall (The Moderate Party) about the government's new strategy.
"After the announcement about farm sales: 'At last'"
Thorsten Persson has been waiting for over a decade. This summer, farm sales can begin at his business on Österlen.
Sale of alcohol from farms allowed from June 1
After the green light from Brussels, the government's sights are set on introducing farm sales of alcohol on June 1. .
The Christian Democrats want to abolish the F grade
The Christian Democrats want to abolish the grade F, as it excludes many students from upper secondary school. Instead, they want to introduce more qualification levels and more grade steps below the pass threshold.
The Government Sets New Requirement for Sports
The Government sets requirements for the Swedish Sports Confederation (RF) to "specifically report on efforts and results of the work to counteract early selection" in sports. .
New advice: How young people can stop using their mobile phones
Keep your mobile away from the bedroom, and learn your children's apps. This is the Public Health Agency's advice to parents to follow the new recommendations regarding screen time.
The Intolerance of the Swedish People Should be Mapped
The Government wants to investigate Swedes' attitudes towards intolerance, both in the entire population and in schools. We need to get it in black and white how big the problem is with racism, anti-Semitism and hate and threats in schools connected specifically to ethnicity, says Minister for Gender Equality Paulina Brandberg (The Liberals).
The support line against mental illness is now open
Today, a national support hotline is opening where people with mental illness can call – around the clock, every day of the week. Unfortunately, we see a great need for help when life is at its darkest, says Minister for Social Affairs Jakob Forssmed (Christian Democrats).
Forssmed: Young people should not have smartphones
Minister for Social Affairs Jakob Forssmed (KD) believes that children under 13 years of age should not have access to so-called smartphones. This is to avoid them using social media via apps.
Deadly Synthetic Opioids Classified as Narcotics
Nitazener, a group of very potent synthetic opioids, is linked to deadly overdoses all over Europe. Now they are being classified as narcotics, the government announces.
The Minister of Sports: "This is football's must-win match"
Football's must-win match is the battle against trouble in the stands. This says Minister for Social Affairs and Sports Jakob Forssmed (KD) after a meeting with representatives from football.
So the Minister Wants to Stop Young People's Laughing Gas Abuse
Minister for Social Affairs Jakob Forssmed (Christian Democrats) wants to see a new, stricter law on laughing gas by January 1, 2026 at the latest. "The current situation is unsustainable", he says.
The Minister Rejects Criticism of the Leisure Card
The Government's leisure card for children and young people has received heavy criticism from several authorities. In Ekot's Saturday interview, Jakob Forssmed (Christian Democrats) means that they have taken into account potential risks.
The proposal: This is how dental care will become cheaper
The government's investigator proposes a system where a regular dental care treatment will cost between 100 and 400 kronor. In a first step, the enhanced high-cost protection will cover those who have turned 67 years old.
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