SD MP Richard Jomshof calls both S leader Magdalena Andersson and Anders Lindberg, Aftonbladet's political editor-in-chief, quislings. The language stirs emotions among party leaders in both blocs. "The word crocodile tears has never been more appropriate," writes SD leader Jimmie Åkesson on X.
SwedenThe two prime ministerial rivals are picking up the pace in the election campaign. The red-greens have a clear lead in the polls, but Moderate leader Ulf Kristersson hopes that the government question will give him victory in the election.
Swedish politicsSafer, richer and more cohesive. It is with these three principles and promises that the Social Democrats' party leader, Magdalena Andersson, wants to govern Sweden. Every initiative we take will be guided by them, she says at a press conference.
SwedenTens of thousands of migrants have stormed the border into the Spanish exclave of Ceuta - and the crisis is raising concerns among politicians in Europe. “It is important that Spain acts urgently to regain control,” writes Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (M).
Swedish politicsFor those who want to read up ahead of the autumn election, there is plenty of literature on politics: autobiographies, critical reviews - and a new book on nuclear power. There are two books in particular that I think will get attention, says political scientist Tommy Möller.
EntertainmentThe Social Democrats want to see a "national plan" to cut cancer care waiting lists.
SwedenThe Politicians' Week in Almedalen attracted a larger audience this year than last. Of the party leaders, Magdalena Andersson (S) drew the largest audience, and Nooshi Dadgostar (V) drew the smallest.
SwedenLeft Party leader Nooshi Dadgostar is aiming for a new government without the Centre. She says a new government must pursue left-wing policies. "We want to change the prime minister, but also the policies," she says.
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