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Crown Princess Victoria in Örebro: "Very difficult to take in"
Crown Princess Victoria and Prince Daniel attended the high mass in Längbro church in Örebro, which gathered many after the mass shooting in the city. It's beyond all words.
The King: Sorrow and Dismay
King Carl Gustaf states in a statement that he is dismayed by today's events and sends his condolences to the families of the victims, after the fatal shooting in Örebro where around ten people lost their lives. .
We want to see emergency measures against the wave of violence
The Left Party demands an acute pot of ten billion kronor for rapid interventions against the ongoing wave of violence. We lack the safety net needed to prevent young people from being drawn into gang crime, says party leader Nooshi Dadgostar.
Dadgostar wants party leader talks about the violence
The Left Party wants the Prime Minister to invite the other parties to talks about the violence development in Sweden. We have a crisis situation, says the Left leader Nooshi Dadgostar.
Lower taxes for venture capitalists: "Grotesque"
According to a new proposal from the government's investigator, venture capitalists will get a reduced tax. The money is, according to the proposal, to come from increased tax on beer and snuff.
Dramatic that Säpo is overriding Kristersson
The Security Service overrides both the Prime Minister and the Government Offices' Security Department regarding Landerholm. This is claimed by the Social Democratic Party's defence policy spokesperson Peter Hultqvist.
Committee says no – does not summon the Prime Minister
The Defence Committee goes against Chairman Peter Hultqvist (S) and does not summon Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (M) to the committee. We have been denied this and I think that is very regrettable, says Hultqvist.
Clashing over the economy: "Ridiculous"
While the opposition quarrels, the governing parties get things done, claims Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson in a party leader debate. The Social Democratic leader Magdalena Andersson, in turn, criticizes the government's economic policy.
We demand a crisis commission for young adults
It is too difficult for Sweden's young people to take the step into adult life, thinks the Left Party, which demands a crisis commission. We must replace obstacles with opportunities, says party leader Nooshi Dadgostar.
Households are being robbed by the power companies.
The electricity grid companies charge unreasonably high network fees, believes the Left Party. Now the party is proposing a tax on excess profits and a model for taking back private companies into public ownership.
The Jewish Central Council: Still No to the Left Party
The Jewish Central Council is sticking to its position that the Left Party is not welcome at memorial ceremonies. It's about problems that need to be handled more than just excluding two-three individuals, says Chairman Aron Verständig.
The Left Party demands a place in the government
In the event of a red-green majority in the next parliamentary election, the Left Party leader Nooshi Dadgostar demands that the Left Party sits in the government. > It's a matter of course.
The Opposition Demands Clarity on Netanyahu
The opposition demands that the government clarifies that it intends to live up to the International Criminal Court's (ICC) arrest warrant and arrests Israel's prime minister if he comes to Sweden, reports Aftonbladet. .
The new owner of Bilprovningen embroiled in breast implant scandal
The company that buys Swedish Vehicle Inspection was involved in a scandal where women were given breast implants that later ruptured, reports Aftonbladet. It is typical of this government and the Sweden Democrats to sell out our country in this way, says Nooshi Dadgostar (L) to the newspaper.
V-leader: Trump is an indecent bully
The Left Party leader Nooshi Dadgostar calls the USA's future president Donald Trump "an unscrupulous bully". Even the S-leader Magdalena Andersson warns of what can happen now.
The Jewish Central Council: Still No to the Left Party
The Jewish Central Council is sticking to its exclusion of the Left Party from its memorial ceremonies. At their meeting, a long discussion was held about where the boundary between anti-Semitism and criticism of the Israeli government should be drawn.
Local Left Party Top Excluded
The Left Party excludes Kristofer Lundberg, chairman of the party's local association in Angered, says Assistant Party Secretary Maria Forsberg to TT. The Left Party leadership has acted in panic when they saw how internal party opinion began to shift, says Lundberg.
Dadgostar on anti-Semitism: "Believe in dialogue"
The Left Party has been banned by the Jewish Central Council. Now, party leader Nooshi Dadgostar hopes that a scheduled meeting will resolve the conflict.
After the exclusion: The Jewish Central Council meets V
The Jewish Central Council has accepted a meeting with the Left Party, after having decided to ban the party from its memorial ceremonies last autumn. We believe in dialogue, says Chairman Aron Verständig.
The Left Party: Israel allowed the terrorist attack to happen
Israel "sacrificed" its own youths in the terrorist attack on October 7 to erase Gaza. This is the message in a post that the Left Party Orust published on its Facebook page.
V doors open – Dadgostar invites to dialogue
The Jewish Central Council excludes the Left Party from its memorial ceremonies, reports Dagens Nyheter. "We will immediately send an invitation to a conversation", writes party leader Nooshi Dadgostar in a comment.
Clash over biker guest: "Bizarre accusations"
Nooshi Dadgostar goes hard at Jimmie Åkesson because a president of a motorcycle gang was at his wedding. The government that holds this under its arms has no credibility, says the V leader in Agenda's party leader debate.
Dadgostar on the government: Are in a different galaxy
After an autumn marked by political scandals, the party leaders clashed in a debate on SVT's Agenda. And they disagreed immediately about taxes and benefits.
Kristersson: Gang connections have not damaged cooperation
There is a great focus on Jimmie Åkesson's (SD) wedding when party leaders meet journalists ahead of Sunday's debate on SVT's Agenda. It concerns the revelation that one of the wedding guests holds a leadership position in the motorcycle gang Comanches, which the police consider a criminal network.
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