This week in Sweden
Swedish political discourse was a key focus, with columnists criticizing the superficiality of debates and politicians disregarding expert advice, alongside a minor political uproar over the Prime Minister's ice cream photo. Internationally, media covered calls for de-escalation in the Middle East following Iranian attacks and warnings about the West's struggle against Russia, while domestically, a major sewage leak in Malmö and high executive compensation at Kinnevik despite plummeting share prices also made headlines.
About Sweden
Sweden is a highly innovative and socially progressive nation renowned for its stunning natural landscapes, from vast forests to archipelagos, and its commitment to sustainability. The country upholds among the world's strongest press freedom protections, with source confidentiality constitutionally guaranteed, fostering a robust and diverse media environment. This strong legal framework ensures a vibrant public discourse and shapes how news is produced and consumed across the nation.
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Media landscape
Sweden's media environment is characterized by exceptional press freedom, with constitutional protections for journalists and sources, leading to a diverse and competitive landscape. Both public service broadcasters and commercial outlets play significant roles in delivering news and information across various platforms.
To gain a comprehensive understanding, consult a variety of Swedish news sources, including both public service and commercial outlets, and consider English-language options for international perspectives.
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Oil Prices Rise at Market Open Amid Geopolitical Tensions
- Oil prices rose at the start of trading as Iran responded to a US peace proposal without clear signs of an end to the war. - Brent crude futures climbed to $103.92 per barrel, and US WTI futures ros…
“To Train Without Pain Is a Success”
- Food influencer Marcus Frank believes in a balanced approach to diet and exercise. - Frank shared his personal routine, including a fruit salad with cottage cheese for breakfast and running near anc…
Britain, France to Host Global Meeting on Hormuz Strait Security Amid Iranian Warnings
- Britain and France will host a multinational meeting of defense ministers to discuss military plans for securing maritime trade routes through the Strait of Hormuz. - The announcement follows a ster…
Opinion: Busch must ensure equal access to electricity nationwide
- Sweden faces significant geographical disparities in electricity production and consumption, with overproduction in the north and deficits in the south. - Insufficient grid capacity exacerbates thes…
Eurovision opens amid political tensions, artists focus on music
- Eurovision week officially opened in Vienna with the artists' turquoise carpet ceremony. - Despite political tensions and several countries withdrawing due to Israel's participation, the event focus…
Imprisoned Peace Prize Laureate Taken to Hospital in Tehran
- Iranian Nobel Peace Prize laureate Narges Mohammadi has been transferred to a hospital in Tehran due to health complications. - Mohammadi, who suffers from heart problems, collapsed in Zanjan prison…
A Good City is Like a Good Facade
- Stockholm's beauty lies not in its pristine facades but in its worn surfaces that bear the marks of generations. - The author, having lived through significant historical periods, recalls Stockholm'…
Art Reflects Global Uncertainty at Venice Biennale's Nordic Pavilion
- The 61st Venice Biennale features a mix of reflective installations and spectacular water shows. - Nordic Pavilion artists Tori Wrånes, Benjamin Orlow, and Klara Kristalova explore themes of uncerta…
Jonas Fröberg: The state may win in Sweden – but lose in Europe
- A legal battle over hunting and fishing rights in Sweden's northern mountains highlights a deep-seated conflict between the state, mining companies, and the Sami people. - The Supreme Court previous…
State seeks to stop Sami gaining control over mountain hunting
- Five Sami villages are suing the Swedish state to regain control over hunting and fishing rights in the mountains, a right previously affirmed for the Girjas Sami village by the Supreme Court. - The…
Record Number of Diamond Wedding Anniversaries Expected in Sweden This Year
- Sweden is expected to see a record number of diamond wedding anniversaries celebrated in 2026. - This is due to a high number of marriages that occurred in 1966, when couples married at unusually yo…
Sailors Stranded in Hormuz – Forced to Ration Food
- Over 20,000 sailors are stranded in the Strait of Hormuz due to the ongoing war between the US and Iran, which began on February 28. - The situation has escalated into a humanitarian crisis, with sh…
Bo Torbjörn Ek: Trump's cold shower just the beginning for NATO
- NATO headquarters in Brussels was taken aback by the U.S. decision to withdraw 5,000 troops from Germany. - While some see this as retaliation against German Chancellor Merz, NATO sources suggest it…
Belgrano Taunts Talleres with Mock Funeral Notice After Historic Cordoba Derby Victory
- Belgrano defeated Talleres 1-0 in a historic Cordoba derby, advancing to the quarterfinals of the Apertura Tournament. - Francisco González Metilli scored the lone goal, marking Belgrano's first awa…
Record number of diamond weddings may be celebrated in Sweden this year
- Sweden is expected to celebrate a record number of diamond weddings (60th anniversaries) this year. - This surge is attributed to a high number of marriages in 1966, particularly among young couples…
Police: Only One Dominant Gang Remains in Sweden
- Swedish police report that only one dominant criminal network, Foxtrot, remains active and driving violence in the country. - Previously, three major networks—Dalen, Foxtrot, and the splinter group …
Hegland leads Djurgården to derby victory over AIK
- Djurgården defeated AIK 4-2 in a derby match, breaking a trend of AIK wins at Strawberry Arena. - Bo Hegland was instrumental, contributing two assists and a goal to Djurgården's victory. - The matc…
Swedish Dental Association: IVO is a 'disaster' as it halts new practice openings
- Sweden's healthcare inspectorate (IVO) is failing to process new private dental practices, preventing them from opening. - This backlog risks bankrupting dental entrepreneurs and negatively impacts …
Sweden's Most Vulnerable Patients Face Longest Waits for Care Amidst Understaffing
- The Swedish Medical Association reports that vulnerable patients face longer waiting times for hospital care due to understaffing. - While the healthcare guarantee aims to shorten wait times for ope…
How Books Become a Portal to the Palestinians' Fate
- Rachid Benzine's novel "The Man Who Read Books" offers a narrative about the fate of Gazans. - The book contrasts the vibrancy of Gaza's daily life with the destruction caused by conflict. - A revie…
Hormone Medication Shortage: Pricing and Safety Requirements Must Be Separated
- Tandvårds- och läkemedelsförmånsverket and Läkemedelsverket responded to drug wholesalers regarding hormone medication shortages. - The agencies acknowledged the issue raised on SvD Debatt about hor…
Rising Xenophobia in South Africa Puts Pressure on ANC Leader
- Xenophobic sentiment is rising in South Africa, fueled by economic desperation in impoverished areas. - This surge in anti-immigrant sentiment puts pressure on President Cyril Ramaphosa, particularl…
Stefan is Iron Man – built suit with 3D printer
- Stefan Lindgren, a 48-year-old man living with Parkinson's disease, built a functional Iron Man suit using a 3D printer. - The project took approximately 500 hours of work and 1,400 hours of 3D prin…
Jessica: Who wants to be shiny like a newly polished Tesla in the face?
- A Swedish columnist reflects on the shift in makeup trends from the 1980s to the current emphasis on
Virus Ship Nearing Land – Large Operation Underway
- The virus-stricken cruise ship m/v Hondius is nearing Tenerife, with a large-scale operation underway to receive passengers. - Six individuals have been confirmed infected with hantavirus, and three…
Opinion: Sweden Legitimizes the Taliban's Reign of Terror
- Sweden's government is engaging in talks with the Taliban, which the author argues legitimizes the regime despite its human rights abuses. - The author expresses concern that these discussions, fram…
Rubio Meets with Qatar's Leader
- U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio met with Qatar's leader and Foreign Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin al-Thani. - The meeting highlighted Qatar's role as a key intermediary for the U.S. - Th…
Sara Parkman's Grand Performance Sells Out Stockholm Venue
- Musician Sara Parkman sold out her largest concert to date in Stockholm's Förbindelsehallen, performing music from her newly released album 'Aster, atlas'. - The concert's success, with over 3,000 a…
Putin: War is moving towards its end, proposes conditions for EU talks
- Russian President Vladimir Putin suggested the war in Ukraine is nearing its end, stating it is moving towards conclusion. - Putin made these remarks on May 9th, Victory Day, a date significant in R…
At Least 69 Killed in Militia Attack in Eastern Congo
- At least 69 people were killed in an attack in the Democratic Republic of Congo's Ituri province in late April. - The attack is attributed to armed men linked to the Codeco militia. - The region fac…
Expert: Very Difficult to Change Hungary
- Péter Magyar has been sworn in as Hungary's new prime minister, ending 16 years of Viktor Orbán's rule. - Magyar has promised significant reforms but faces numerous obstacles in implementing them. -…
Linus's West Coast Encounter: "They Appeared Five Meters From Us"
- Linus Arvidsson and a friend encountered four orcas near Tjörn on Sweden's west coast. - The sighting occurred during a calm evening boat trip to the lighthouse Pater Noster. - The orcas appeared ab…
Putin: War in Ukraine May Be Moving Towards an End
- Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that the war in Ukraine could be moving towards an end. - Putin indicated he does not wish to meet with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy until a lastin…
Warning Issued for High Levels of Oak and Birch Pollen
- High levels of birch pollen are expected to spread further north in Sweden over the coming days. - Oak pollen levels are also anticipated to rise in certain parts of the country. - While birch polle…
Putin: 'War in Ukraine Nearing Its End'
- Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that the war in Ukraine is nearing its end, according to state-controlled media. - Putin also indicated he is unwilling to meet with Ukrainian President Volod…
Northvolt Declares Bankruptcy After Fatal Strategic Choice
- Northvolt, a Swedish battery manufacturer, has declared bankruptcy, marking one of Sweden's largest corporate collapses. - The company faced a two-year delay, which depleted its funds. - Co-founder …
High Interest in Teaching Jobs at Swedish Juvenile Correctional Facilities
- Approximately 600 individuals applied for 15 teaching positions at new correctional facilities for young offenders in Sweden. - The high interest indicates a desire among applicants to positively in…
Brännboll Becomes a Flashpoint in Swedish Cultural Debate
- The traditional Swedish game of "brännboll" (rounders) is facing debate in schools regarding its place in physical education. - Some educators argue the game is exclusionary and lacks sufficient phy…
Russia expert: The crack is the beginning of the end for Putin
- Russian President Vladimir Putin's Victory Day speech focused heavily on World War II achievements rather than the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. - An expert interprets this shift as a sign of a growi…
UFO Expert on New Pentagon Release: 'Surprising'
- The Pentagon has released 162 new files related to unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP) observed in the skies. - While much of the information, including historical cases like the 1948 "ghost rocket"…
WHO: All on Virus-Hit Ship Hondius Are High-Risk Contacts; Tenerife Braces for Arrival
- The WHO has classified all individuals aboard the virus-affected cruise ship Hondius as 'high-risk contacts' requiring monitoring for 42 days after disembarking. - WHO officials are attempting to re…
Fixed Mortgage Rates May Be Lowered – Here's How You Can Act
- Swedish banks collectively raised fixed mortgage rates in mid-March, but market rates have since declined. - Experts suggest that fixed mortgage rates may decrease soon, though the Middle East confl…
Blåvitt in Total Crisis – Worst Start in History
- IFK Göteborg suffered a historic defeat against Hammarby, losing 0-1 with a goal conceded in added time. - The loss marks the club's worst-ever start to the Allsvenskan season, remaining winless aft…
Mjällby Takes Third Straight Victory: "Picked Ourselves Up Well"
- Mjällby secured their third consecutive victory in the Allsvenskan, defeating Degerfors 4-1. - The team has found its form after two initial losses, now boasting four wins and one draw in their last…
Green Dreams Meet Dark Mystery on Svartön as Worker Illnesses Halt Major Project
- A major industrial redevelopment project on Svartön, Luleå, aiming to transform the area into a green hub, is facing a significant challenge. - Twenty-four mysterious illness cases have been reporte…
Brother of Shooting Victim Nominated for Sports Volunteer Award
- Ari Amin, whose brother was shot, is being recognized for his volunteer work in sports. - The Eldsjälsgalan (Soulmate Gala) celebrates unsung heroes in Swedish sports who dedicate their time to comm…
Merz Praises Kristersson and Sweden's Decisions on Gangs and Bars
- German Chancellor Friedrich Merz visited the Moderate Party's convention in Stockholm. - Merz praised Sweden's efforts in combating gangs, increasing military spending, and liberalizing bar regulati…
Israeli Eurovision promotional film stopped
- The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) has ordered the removal of an Israeli promotional video for the Eurovision Song Contest. - The video featured Israeli artist Noam Bettan urging viewers to vote …
Swedes Lead City to Championship: 'The Swedish Way' Praised
- Manchester City has been crowned champions of the Women's Super League after Arsenal's draw with Brighton. - The league's structure, with numerous postponed matches, has been criticized as disorgani…
Subaru's Second Attempt at an Electric Car: The Updated Solterra
- Subaru's first electric vehicle, the Solterra, has undergone a significant update following a troubled launch in 2022 due to issues with wheel screws and disappointing range and charging performance…
Sweden's Moderates Promise Families an Extra 5,000 Kronor Monthly
- The Moderate Party, led by Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson, is campaigning on a promise to increase families' monthly disposable income by 5,000 kronor. - This pledge is presented as the party's "for…
Chess Expert Peter Doggers: 'Twelve-Year-Olds Are Now Grandmasters'
- Chess journalist Peter Doggers discusses the evolution of chess, noting its enduring appeal and increasing popularity among younger generations. - Doggers highlights how chess has transformed from a…
Wedding ring prices plummeting – search your attics
- The spot price of gold has risen by 40% in the past year, significantly increasing the cost of wedding rings. - A classic, plain gold ring now costs 10,000 kronor more than it did six years ago. - J…
Let's Be a Little More Danish Now
- Sweden's prospects in the upcoming Eurovision Song Contest are uncertain, with experts predicting a seventh-place finish. - The author suggests that a less-than-favorable Eurovision outcome could le…
"Clearly a Stressed Russian Air Defense" After Ukrainian Attacks on Tuapse Oil Terminal
- Ukraine successfully attacked an oil terminal in Tuapse, Russia, four times in quick succession. - The attacks caused fires and a significant environmental disaster. - Military experts describe the …
Must you train cardio if you love your strength training?
- Experts state that cardiovascular training is necessary even for those who primarily focus on strength training, as it significantly reduces the risk of death from any cause. - The article aims to c…
Four Proposals for a More Fun Sweden
- Sweden has abolished the requirement for food service with alcohol licenses and the mandatory seating rule, effective June 1. - The changes aim to make Sweden more liberal and allow establishments l…
Czechia is much more than Prague
- A slow train journey through the Czech Republic from Prague to Brno offers a unique perspective on the country's diverse landscapes and heritage. - The three-day trip deviates from the typical fast …
'This is unbeatable carpe diem'
- Journalist Victoria Dyring shares reflections on her weekend, including a planned 'shots and complaints' session with a friend. - She discusses her ongoing struggle with exercise due to a heart cond…
The Infection Has Left the Ship – Five Points About Hantavirus
- Five key points are provided regarding the hantavirus outbreak that led to deaths on the cruise ship m/v Hondius. - The virus, a variant of hantavirus spread between humans, caused the deaths of a D…
How I Celebrate David Attenborough
- The article is a personal reflection celebrating the 100th birthday of Sir David Attenborough. - It draws parallels between the renowned zoologist and the artist Olof Dreijer, suggesting shared qual…
UK Local Elections: Reform Party Surges, Labour Suffers Heavy Losses
- UK local elections saw significant gains for the right-wing Reform party, which secured over 1,000 seats. - The ruling Labour party experienced substantial losses, losing more than 1,000 seats acros…
Swedish national on virus-hit ship; authorities downplay risk
- A Swedish individual was on board the MV Hondius ship in the Atlantic where a hantavirus outbreak has occurred. - Three deaths have been reported, and remaining passengers will be evacuated to Tener…
Republicans Secure Major Court Victory in Redistricting Battle
- Virginia's Supreme Court invalidated a redistricting effort aimed at favoring Democrats, marking a significant victory for Republicans ahead of the midterm elections. - The court ruled that the redi…
Swedish Foreign Minister: Party Must Deepen Messages to Connect with Women Voters
- Swedish Foreign Minister Maria Malmer Stenergard believes the Moderate Party needs to change its communication strategy to reach women, especially those balancing work and family. - She suggests tha…
Ahead of Suvendu's oath, TMC alleges Rabindra Jayanti event denied: ‘Can’t rip out Tagore from Bengal’
- The Trinamool Congress (TMC) alleges the West Bengal administration denied permission for Rabindra Jayanti celebrations at multiple venues. - This occurs as Suvendu Adhikari, the BJP's legislature p…
US forces stop two Iran-flagged oil tankers near Hormuz Strait
- U.S. military forces intercepted and fired upon two Iran-flagged oil tankers attempting to breach an American blockade of Iranian ports. - The vessels, Sea Star III and Sevda, were stopped by fighte…
Busch: Stop Electricity Cable to Denmark Until EU Changes Stance
- Sweden is halting cooperation on EU energy policy and pausing work on an electricity cable to Denmark. - The decision stems from a dispute over "bottleneck revenues," totaling 85 billion SEK, which …
“Unemployed Should Broaden Their Job Search”
- The Swedish Public Employment Service (Arbetsförmedlingen) acknowledges a gap between employer demands and job seekers' skills. - To bridge this gap, job seekers are encouraged to broaden their sear…
Mortgage Rates Rose in April While Savings Rates Remained Static
- Average interest rates on variable-rate mortgages in Sweden increased in April. - The average rate rose to 2.78 percent from 2.66 percent in March, according to the comparison service Zmarta/Uscore.…
Emma Bouvin: Trump Calls It a 'Love Tap' – But Whose Backside Is Being Kissed Now?
- Despite Iran's potential response to a US peace proposal, recent actions by the UAE and US aircraft were not an escalation but a strategic move to appease Gulf allies. - The US operation "Project Fr…
Mental Desert Trek in the Company of Two Dry Ones
- The film "Salt Path" is based on a bestselling self-help book about a British couple fleeing illness and homelessness. - Despite starring Gillian Anderson and Jason Isaacs, the film is criticized fo…
DN Critic Anna Hallberg Appointed New Member of Swedish Academy
- Swedish critic and poet Anna Hallberg has been elected as the new member of the Swedish Academy. - She will succeed poet Tua Forsström in seat 18, who left the Academy in 2024. - Hallberg, known for…
Sweet and delicious for parties and breakfast
- Baker Cecilia Tolone shares recipes for celebratory and breakfast baked goods, emphasizing baking as a way to build friendships. - Featured recipes include a luxurious chocolate mousse, chocolate-ca…
Sweden Struggles to Quantify Welfare Fraud, Socialstyrelsen Reports
- Sweden's Socialstyrelsen (National Board of Health and Welfare) finds it difficult to quantify the extent of welfare fraud. - A lack of a national definition and varying local practices hinder accur…
SD Shows They Cannot Be Trusted
- The Sweden Democrats (SD) have undermined trust in the Swedish parliament's "kvittningssystem" (vote-swapping system) after two members voted despite being "out-swapped" with opposition members. - T…
Shock, Treatment – Late CBT for Anxiety and Trauma: Såma Tillakoy's Battle with Hodgkin's Lymphoma and Her Path to Healing
- A Swedish woman, Såma Tillakoy, recounts her experience battling Hodgkin's lymphoma. - She describes the shock of diagnosis during her studies and the toll the treatment took. - Tillakoy found that …
Can Unity Decide the Election? Tidö Parties Push Harmony, But Will Voters Buy It?
- Sweden's Tidö parties are increasingly emphasizing unity as a key argument ahead of the September 13 election. - The article questions the actual impact of this perceived unity on voters, particular…
Kristersson's Solution to the Child Crisis: More Villas
- Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson links the country's record-low birth rate to a shortage of housing, particularly villas. - He aims to set a goal to encourage more people to start families, di…
Bonnie Tyler Placed in Medically Induced Coma After Emergency Surgery
- British singer Bonnie Tyler has been placed in a medically induced coma following emergency intestinal surgery in Faro, Portugal. - The surgery was reportedly successful, and the coma is being used …
Multiple dead in Israeli attacks in Lebanon
- At least twelve people, including two children and an ambulance paramedic, were killed in a series of Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon. - The strikes occurred on Thursday, targeting various lo…
"This Could Be the Beginning of Our Downfall": Svenska Dagbladet Questions Humanity's Self-Understanding
- The article suggests that humanity's self-perception poses a significant danger, potentially leading to its downfall. - It argues that the core issue is not computers becoming human, but humans misu…
Iran: Explosions Reported on Island in Strait of Hormuz Amid Military Exchange
- Iranian media reported explosions on an island in the Strait of Hormuz. - State TV stated that Iranian military and "enemy forces" exchanged fire on Qeshm island. - The incident occurred on May 7, 2…
Trump in new tariff demand against EU
- President Donald Trump has issued a new ultimatum to the EU regarding trade tariffs, demanding fulfillment of an agreement by July 4th. - Trump stated that failure to comply will result in significa…
Popularity Plummets: The Policies That Sank Trump
- Donald Trump's approval ratings have significantly declined during his second term, reaching a low of 35% in May 2026. - Factors contributing to the drop include controversial policies such as pardo…
American professor flees to Finland – away from the USA
- American marine biologist Halley Froehlich fled the U.S. for Finland, citing difficulties in conducting her research due to political interference and funding issues. - Froehlich experienced frozen …
Readers Criticize 'Proxy Vote Chaos' and SD's Influence in Swedish Parliament
- Several Swedish readers express strong criticism regarding the government's handling of parliamentary voting rules, particularly concerning proxy votes. - Critics accuse the ruling parties of being …
Why the Swedish Table Tennis Association Calls It 'Chinese Taipei,' Not Taiwan
- The Swedish Table Tennis Association uses the term "Chinese Taipei" instead of "Taiwan" in its communications. - This naming convention is a response to pressure from the People's Republic of China,…
WHO: Five Hantavirus Cases, Not a New COVID Pandemic
- Five cases of hantavirus have been confirmed aboard the cruise ship m/v Hondius. - The World Health Organization (WHO) stated that the outbreak is not the start of a new pandemic, emphasizing that h…
Nicholas Wennö: Here are this week's best streaming tips
- The article recommends "The Bear. Gary," a standalone special episode released by Disney+. - It also suggests "Legends" on Netflix, a thriller about customs officers infiltrating a drug cartel. - "S…
Is the Tax on ISK Set to Rise? Sweden Debates Higher Taxes on Savings and Banks
- A debate is underway in Sweden regarding a potential increase in taxes on Investment Savings Accounts (ISKs) and banks. - Proponents argue higher taxes could fund welfare initiatives and reduce econ…
Maximteatern Goes Bankrupt: 'We Really Fought'
- Maximteatern, a historic Stockholm theater, has declared bankruptcy following a costly renovation that exceeded its budget by 27 million Swedish kronor. - Despite a public fundraising campaign that …
Stellan Welin: Sweden Must Not Abandon the Fight for a Nuclear-Weapon-Free World
- The article discusses the existential threat of nuclear weapons, referencing a fictional film and historical events. - It highlights the current state of nuclear arsenals, noting that while major po…
Hantavirus Outbreak on Cruise Ship Poses Major Management Challenge
- A cruise ship, the m/v Hondius, is facing a challenge in managing a hantavirus outbreak, with five confirmed cases. - The ship is expected to arrive in Tenerife, where authorities will work to evacu…
Sweden scraps food requirement for restaurants serving alcohol
- The Swedish Parliament has voted to abolish the requirement for restaurants to serve food alongside alcohol. - This change, effective June 1, aims to help restaurateurs save money and foster a more …
“This is why a tax for billionaires is needed”
- A Swedish Social Democrat argues for a "billionaire tax" to address tax inequality. - The author claims the wealthiest individuals in Sweden pay a negligible percentage of their income in taxes, tur…
Green Party Accuses Social Democrats of Plagiarizing Campaign Film
- The Green Party (Miljöpartiet) accuses the Social Democrats (Socialdemokraterna) of plagiarizing a campaign film, demanding an explanation. - The MP claims the S-film's concept, featuring a 'sosse-l…
Opinion: Magdalena Andersson Must Stand by Her Words
- A former Social Democratic member of parliament urges party leader Magdalena Andersson to uphold her recent statements on migration policy. - The author expresses hope that a future Social Democrati…
Children from 13 years old can be monitored electronically
- Sweden's government proposes allowing electronic surveillance of individuals aged 13 and older, even if they have not committed a crime. - This measure is intended as a tool for social services to i…
Ebba Busch Gains Trust as Poll Shows Shifting Fortunes for Swedish Party Leaders
- Ebba Busch, leader of the Christian Democrats (KD), has seen a significant increase in voter trust, according to a new poll. - Her approval rating has risen to 27%, its highest this term, surpassing…
