V to SD: Don’t Become the Riksdag’s New Doormat, Gabrielsson Says
The Riksdag’s budget debate focused on the budget that never came. “We should have done more before the election,” said Ida Gabrielsson (V).
Business
Swedish Red-Green parties hold constructive talks on forming a government
The red-green parties S, V, C and MP met at Tändstickspalatset in central Stockholm. Social Democratic leader Magdalena Andersson says the talks are going well, but no red lines have been relaxed yet.
Swedish politicsTop news
Red-Green Budget Talks at a Standstill as Sweden’s Government Deadlock Drags On
The 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 politics
MP: Now is not the time to raise fuel prices
"The Green Party is withdrawing its proposal to raise fuel prices for now. We have no proposals for further increases at this time," Janine Alm Ericson (MP) tells DN.
SwedenTop news
The government lowers Swedish GDP forecast again
The government is significantly downgrading the growth prospects for the Swedish economy - for the eighth time. The Swedish economy is apparently not as Trump-proof as the Minister of Finance has claimed, says Mikael Damberg (S), economic policy spokesman.
Business
Green Party's move in the fuel crisis: Cheaper bus travel
The Green Party wants to halve public transport fares to avoid a fuel crisis. The party also proposes transport subsidies for people who live in the countryside and rely on cars.
Sweden
Green Party proposes additional 800 kronor per child per month in child benefit for single parents
The Green Party proposes that single parents receive an additional 800 kronor per child per month in child benefit.
SwedenTop news
Mikael Damberg says the government is wasting the Swedish people's money
S and C think that the government is too optimistic in its forecasts for the Swedish economy. According to Mikael Damberg (S), the government is also wasting the Swedish people's money. The government can't handle any priorities whatsoever, he says.
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