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Social Democrats Question Need for Sweden's National Security Adviser
The Social Democratic Party's leader Magdalena Andersson, questions whether Sweden really needs a national security adviser, writes Expressen. .
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.
Dadgostar Confirms Expulsion of Antisemitism-Accused MP Delgado Varas
The Left Party's antisemitism-accused MP Lorena Delgado Varas must leave her parliamentary seat, says party leader Nooshi Dadgostar. One way or another, it will be enforced.
Andersson Criticizes Government's Inaction on Security Policy
War in Ukraine, an unpredictable Trump in the White House and a Sweden that must arm. But the new security policy situation shines with its absence in the government's spring budget, believes S-leader Magdalena Andersson.
Pension Reform Targets Longest-Working Employees in Sweden
A billion investment in pensions, targeting those who work the most years during their professional life, is being launched by S leader Magdalena Andersson on May 1st. .
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. .
Magdalena Andersson to Release New Book Helhjärtat in November
The Social Democratic Party's leader Magdalena Andersson is writing a book. .
Social Democrats Propose 500 Million Kronor for Youth Summer Jobs
The Social Democrats want to invest 500 million kronor more than the government to create summer jobs and extra jobs for young people. .
Government Plans 300 Billion Kronor Defense Upgrade by Autumn
The Government aims to have negotiated with the opposition by autumn on how to borrow and allocate 300 billion kronor for the upgrading of the defence. It may also result in a new NATO goal for civil defence.
Anna-Karin Hatt Nominated to Lead Centre Party After Initial Rejection
Her no from just over a week ago turned into a yes. Now Anna-Karin Hatt is proposed to become the new leader of The Centre Party.
Sweden's Social Democrats Push to Ban Profit-Driven School Companies
The Social Democratic Party's leader Magdalena Andersson is prepared to completely ban limited companies from running schools, writes DN. .
Sweden's Social Democrats Propose Tough New Restrictions on Gang Activity
The Social Democrats want to restrict the lives of gang criminals, for example by imposing contact, travel, and business bans. It should be impossible to be a gang criminal in Sweden, says party leader Magdalena Andersson.
Andersson Presses Government for Action on Customs Crisis Plan
The S-leader Magdalena Andersson urges the government to act more forcefully in the customs crisis. She thinks it's time to bring forward the proposal on short-term work, which was used extensively during the pandemic.
Demirok Steps Down as Center Party Leader Citing Internal Leaks
The anonymous leaks created divisions within the Center Party, according to outgoing C-leader Muharrem Demirok. They have taken enormous liberties, he says to Dagens Nyheter.
Social Democrats Push to End Sick Pay Deduction in Sweden
The Social Democrats want to completely abolish the sickness benefit deduction. It is completely unreasonable and unfair, says S leader Magdalena Andersson.
Social Democrats Propose State Investment Bank to Boost Growth
The Social Democrats want to establish a state investment bank to support companies that want to invest in new technologies. .
Cutting Public Service Now is Irresponsible Say Swedish Social Democrats
To proceed with the proposal to cut public service in times of crisis is deeply irresponsible, writes the Social Democrats' Magdalena Andersson and Lawen Redar on SvD Debatt. .
Dadgostar Urges Legislation to Tackle Soaring Food Prices in Sweden
The Left Party's party leader Nooshi Dadgostar says that the government needs to legislate if the food giants do not start lowering their prices. For example, introduce an excess profit tax so that the incentive to raise prices in this way does not exist, says Dadgostar at a demonstration against the food giants.
Social Democrats Urge Swift Action as Sweden Lags Behind in Defense Strategy
The Social Democrats are demanding that the government immediately summons the Defence Committee – at the latest before the end of March. .
Macron and Scholz Support a Ceasefire
France's President Emmanuel Macron and Germany's Federal Chancellor Olaf Scholz promise to continue providing Ukraine with military support. .
Kristersson: Risk of Complete Escalation
Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (The Moderate Party) warns after last night's Israeli attacks on Gaza of a "complete" escalation of the conflict. .
The Food Boycott Spreads on Tiktok - "On Their Knees"
Boycott the large food chains and their high prices. The call is spreading on social media, and the initiator believes she can make a difference.
The Government Calls in Food Giants
The Government summons the food companies due to the soaring food prices. The Left Party leader Nooshi Dadgostar simultaneously joins the announced boycott of the food giants next week.
The Social Democrats want to introduce a defense fund of 250 billion kronor
The Social Democrats want to borrow money for a total defense fund to support the Swedish buildup. According to the party leader Magdalena Andersson, the fund could amount to around 250 billion kronor.
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