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AiP Media clarifies that the media company is owned by the Social Democrats after criticism that it has not been clear enough in political posts on social media, reports SVT Nyheter.
Sweden
Bottom note for the Left Party in new survey
Support for the Left Party continues to decline while the Christian Democrats reach a new peak, according to an opinion poll by Indikator opinion for Sveriges Radio Ekot.
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S-leader about C: "One step closer" to each other
S-leader Magdalena Andersson believes that S and C have come a step closer to each other after a joint visit to Västerås. Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson has not yet responded to the C-leader's invitation for a private conversation.
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No agreement on rules of the game in social media
The parties have not been able to agree on rules for political accounts on social media. S leader Magdalena Andersson defends those run by the party's media company. No one needs to go in and work undercover for six months to see who is behind it, she says.
Sweden
Scholz: Sweden has an important role in Europe
Olaf Scholz watched with joy as Sweden joined NATO and strengthened European support for Ukraine. We play an important role in increasing cooperation across national borders, also for Germany, says the former Chancellor. I think we understand each other quite well.
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V wants to "fill people's wallets"
The Left Party is demanding ministerial posts to support an S-led government. The party promises to "fill" people's wallets in a government and push down food prices and interest rates. It must become cheaper to live and to live, says party leader Nooshi Dadgostar.
Swedish politics
S-promise on defense: Never lose control again
The strong reinforcement of the defense that is now taking place must continue, believes S leader Magdalena Andersson. She promises a 50-year commitment if she becomes prime minister after the election next year. We need to stay on this course for several generations, she says.
Swedish politics
Andersson about films from the accident: "Disrespectful"
Magdalena Andersson reacts to the fact that images and video material from the bus accident in Stockholm are being spread on social media. "It is deeply disrespectful to the victims and their relatives," writes the S leader.
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