Swedish aid funds linked to Hamas via the ICHR have prompted demands for accountability and paused aid to Palestine amid misuse concerns.
Moderaterna focuses on broad tax cuts and integration reforms as they prepare for the 2025 election amid challenges in voter support.
Two Swedish regional politicians from the Sweden Democrats and Left Party were convicted of financial fraud, raising questions about political integrity and party accountability.
Carin Nilsson steps down as chair of Umeå's elderly committee amid mounting criticism of care services at Dragonens elderly center.
Sweden’s Moderaterna party urges a thorough investigation into adopting the euro, citing geopolitical shifts and potential economic benefits amid mixed coalition views.
Revealed: Russia’s Arctic seabed surveillance system incorporates Swedish Saab underwater drone technology sold before 2019 export bans, highlighting challenges in controlling military-use technology flow.
Moderaterna proposes municipal safety guards with enhanced powers and training to improve local security and tackle dissatisfaction with police presence.
Socialdemokraterna calls for a government ban on violent activist clubs amid concerns over right-wing extremism and youth gang violence in Sweden.
Young politicians in Sweden face increasing threats and harassment, raising concerns about democratic participation and leading to legal actions against offenders.
Johan Östman urges Swedish citizens to engage politically and demand substantive discussions on unemployment, housing, and family welfare ahead of elections.
Sweden's Social Democrats propose a 15-year age restriction and mandatory ID checks for social media accounts to safeguard children and enhance online safety through digital policing.
Moderaterna faces internal frustration and strategic hurdles ahead of their party conference as they strive to regain voter support amid electoral setbacks and political urgency.
Ahead of Sweden's 2026 elections, Aftonbladet introduces a new interview format to engage youth and promote political accountability amid calls for politicians to focus on substantive solutions rather than complaints.
Swedish political parties and local officials call for improved transparency in welfare fund management and criticize preferential municipal agreements for equal treatment concerns.
As the 2026 election nears, rising polarization and public frustration spotlight a strained relationship between Swedish politicians and citizens.
Investigations reveal Russia's use of Swedish and Western technology in a secret underwater Arctic system spying on NATO.
At its 2025 conference, Moderaterna introduced a new integration policy centered on Swedish values and a mandatory 'Sverigekontrakt' for newcomers, alongside expanded local security powers and economic reforms for the 2026 election.
Sweden and Ukraine announce a historic intention for Ukraine to acquire 100-150 Jas Gripen fighter jets, marking a major advance in defense cooperation amid ongoing regional tensions.
The Nordic countries have agreed to jointly acquire drones and collaborate on research, aiming to enhance regional defense cooperation and support for Ukraine.
Jönköping plans preschool budget cuts amid declining child numbers, while Stockholm's Högdalen halts a costly large preschool project over concerns of scale and location.
The 2025 Alingsås chat scandal involving local politicians led to resignations and ignited a broader movement toward increased political transparency and ethical reforms in Swedish local governance.
Sweden and Ukraine have signed a defense collaboration agreement that may lead to Ukraine purchasing up to 150 Saab Gripen E fighter jets, significantly advancing military ties and boosting Saab's stock.
Sweden’s 2025 election campaign is dominated by immigration and integration debates that underscore deep political divisions between the country's major parties.
A former Social Democrat politician reflects on the continuity and escalation of threats against Swedish politicians, linking historical assassinations to today's climate of fear.
Sweden's Foreign Ministry calls on Israel for clarification on flotilla detainee mistreatment, while police investigate an assault on a young Swedish activist in Stockholm.
Growing threats and hostility toward Swedish politicians prompt new legislation and calls for respectful political dialogue to safeguard democracy.
The Swedish parliament rejected a Sweden Democrats' proposal for a referendum on a constitutional amendment to make changing the constitution more difficult, sparking political debate on democracy and party interests.
Sweden's Social Democrats call for a profit ban and outreach measures in SFI education, citing privatization-induced quality issues and course cancellations.
The EU Parliament has approved new driving license rules that replace A-traktors with the B1 category, allowing Swedish youths aged 15 to drive vehicles up to 45 km/h with stricter testing requirements, securing youth mobility and safety.
Riksrevisionen warns that unreliable data from Naturvårdsverket may lead the Swedish government to overestimate climate policy effects and underestimate emission reduction needs.
Leadership resignations amid financial scrutiny and renewed cost-focused hospital plans mark Växjö's municipal challenges.
Anna-Karin Hatt's resignation has amplified concerns over toxic political discourse in Sweden, prompting calls for civility and greater youth political engagement.
Hostile social media environments are driving young Swedes away from politics, prompting calls for ethical media moderation to protect democratic participation.
Sweden is considering reducing municipal council seats and promoting inclusive housing in suburban villa areas to enhance governance and reduce urban segregation.
Anna-Karin Hatt resigns as party leader after five months, citing threats and intimidation that underscore broader concerns about political safety and democratic health in Sweden.
Sweden will forgive student loans for police trainees who commit to service, starting in 2027, to enhance recruitment.
A proposal to reduce municipal council members by four before 2027 aims to restructure local political organization while adhering to legal council size requirements.
Mattias Karlsson of the Sweden Democrats urges politicians to practice self-criticism to address the harsh tone permeating Swedish political discourse, highlighting divisiveness across parties and praising respectful debate exemplified by Barack Obama.
Hylte kommun's 65 million kronor loan for Forum's renovation faces criticism amid discussions on regional financial stability and investment priorities.
Miljöpartiet adopts a new liberal immigration policy with aims to influence the 2026 election's migration debate, despite contrasting Socialdemokraterna's stricter stance and internal party concerns.