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Setback for Roswall in the EU - has to wait for a decision
Jessika Roswall will have to wait until Wednesday to find out if she is approved as the new environmental commissioner in the EU. The criticism is strong after Tuesday evening's hearing – and the Left Party wants to see her replaced.
They can take over after Billström
Minister for Migration Maria Malmer Stenergard and Minister for International Development Cooperation Johan Forssell are among the names mentioned first in speculations about who will take over after party colleague Tobias Billström (The Moderate Party) as Foreign Minister. .
Five years more for Ursula von der Leyen
The EU Commission's President Ursula von der Leyen can continue her job for five more years. The EU Parliament supports her – with a margin of 41 votes.
Sweden leans towards von der Leyen – V and SD opposed
It leans towards strong Swedish support for Ursula von der Leyen as continued Commission President in the EU. But nothing is given yet – and SD and V are clearly against.
Jessica Roswall, Sweden's new EU Commissioner
The Government proposes Jessika Roswall (M) for the position as Sweden's next EU Commissioner. This was announced by Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (M) at a press conference on Monday.
New Swedish EU Commissioner - Already Today
It will be a moderate - but who? Already today, the government is presenting Sweden's next EU Commissioner. .
Weber re-elected - ECR group grows
German Manfred Weber continues as group leader in the EU Parliament's largest party group, with Swedish Tomas Tobé (The Moderate Party) as vice chairman. The SD group ECR grows to third largest in the Parliament and hopes for continued cooperation to the right.
Swedes Who Could Land the EU's Top Job
A new Swedish EU Commissioner is soon to be appointed. Can it be EU Minister Jessika Roswall, a former Prime Minister or KD leader Ebba Busch? So far, the answer only exists in Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson's head.
Cold shower for SD - blames tough election campaign
EU Commissioner became a cold shower for the Sweden Democrats who appear to be on course to only become the fourth largest party. The Liberals appear to be on course to scrape through in the European Parliament.
"Mass SMS from SD takes aim at TV4"
"The day before the EU election, the Sweden Democrats are sending out a mass SMS to an unknown number of phone numbers, writes Expressen. "Let TV4's influence operation not win the EU election.
Asylum Center outside the EU - two parties say yes
Migrations policy splits the parties in the EU election. SD and KD are the only ones who want asylum centers outside the union's borders.
M wants to stop beggars – can't answer how
Only a few days left until the EU election, the Moderate Party's top candidate Tomas Tobé is going out with the statement that he wants to stop beggars from coming to Sweden. But he can't answer concretely how it will be done.
"A policy that risks more terrorist attacks"
The Center Party for a politics that leads to thread and concrete pigs on Drottninggatan, says SD's top candidate Charlie Weimers in SR's final debate. It's a deplorable way to express oneself, says Center's Emma Wiesner.
"Mom 'Netflix tax': the cost will be passed on to the viewers"
Will Netflix and Disney be forced to finance Swedish film and TV? Where S and MP see a new way to strengthen the muscles for domestic production, M thinks that in that case it will be the viewers who will have to foot the bill. .
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