Centerpartiet intensifies criticism of PM Ulf Kristersson's leadership while endorsing Magdalena Andersson as their exclusive candidate for Prime Minister.
The article examines Sweden’s legal gap allowing politicians to spread false information without punishment, contrasting it with strict laws against misleading advertising, and calls for clearer regulations on political misinformation.
Sweden has committed to donate 16 Gripen jets and sell 20 advanced fighters to Ukraine, aiming to bolster its air defense amidst the conflict with Russia, with deliveries starting in 2027 and continuing through 2030.
Political interference allegations in Karlskrona and Säffle lead to external investigations into municipal civil servants’ decision-making.
Sweden's police gain legal green light for AI-powered real-time surveillance targeting serious crimes, while a Swedish AI firm wins a national safety award for secure, decentralized AI technology.
Amid looming EU regulation changes, Swedish EU politicians have increased meetings with snus lobbyists, revealing political divides over protecting the Swedish snus industry versus health concerns.
Swedish opposition criticizes the government for dismissing vital climate policy proposals amid rising emissions and EU targets.
Political and business leaders gathered at Frösö Park and upcoming Mälartinget conference to address infrastructure, skills shortages, and regulatory challenges ahead of Sweden’s regional elections.
Investigations reveal convicted candidates and attempts to manipulate official decisions in Swedish municipalities, raising questions about political accountability.
Ahead of Swedish elections, unions and organizations demand stronger political commitment to improve public health and social care funding, collaboration, and strategic reforms.
Sweden Democrats advocate for major foreign aid cuts as the government enforces stricter aid regulations, suspending funding to groups like Islamic Relief.
Sweden's Liberals propose making ankle bracelets mandatory for all contact bans to enhance enforcement amid the rising number of such bans.
Auditors expose over 70 million kronor in municipal purchases without contracts in Nordmaling, prompting calls for stronger oversight and corrective action.
Public and political responses to Sweden's temporary halving of public transport prices show a mix of support, criticism, and calls for permanent reform amid the energy crisis.
A Uppsala University study reveals women politicians in Sweden self-censor due to harassment, risking democratic participation.
Growing struggles with personal assistance funding in Swedish municipalities spark protests and call for political action on LSS support services.
Economic experts criticize Sweden's government support policies for energy and inflation, warning they hinder necessary societal transitions and disproportionately benefit higher-income households.
Local politicians in Mjölby manage personal challenges amid active community dialogues focusing on transport and infrastructure improvements.
A former Sweden Democrats local politician has sued Dagens ETC for defamation regarding claims of far-right involvement, with trial set for next February.
The Feministerna party advocates salary reductions for politicians amid economic strain, while Falkenberg social committee shifts LSS decisions to political control for better oversight.
Two Swedish political figures face adversity differently: Lisbeth Larsson stands strong amid threats, while Simona Mohamsson contends with a sharp decline in voter trust.
Falkenberg’s social committee shifts time-limited LSS assistance decisions from caseworkers to politicians to improve accountability and fairness for vulnerable residents.
As Sweden approaches its September 2026 general elections, political parties assert strong demands and the government initiates economic support for key industries amid debate.
Sweden sees creative youth engagement initiatives in local politics, yet challenges persist with few young candidates in municipal elections, prompting calls for increased youth involvement.
Swedish municipalities face criticism over education budget cuts amid calls for sustainable, long-term funding strategies and youth political engagement.
Swedish politicians adopt relatable social media tactics amid restrictive EU ad laws, while youth-led community projects inspire political participation.
Ahead of Sweden's 2026 election, political leaders have launched TikTok accounts to engage young voters with a mix of entertainment and meaningful political content, responding to rising digital consumption and new EU rules.
Research from Uppsala University reveals female politicians in Sweden are significantly more afraid than men to express opinions publicly, highlighting democratic concerns.
Study reveals female politicians in Sweden avoid public migration debates due to fear, amid broader political failures highlighted by critics.
As Sweden heads into the 2026 elections, convicted politicians are either running for office or appealing court decisions, raising legal and ethical questions.
At the 2026 NATO summit in Helsingborg, Sweden showcased a major defense modernization effort and reinforced its commitment to NATO unity and increased defense spending.
Amid ongoing investigations and convictions, Swedish politicians from multiple parties face fraud charges, appeals, and electoral candidacies in 2026.
Swedish political parties face scrutiny over candidate vetting and rising numbers of independent politicians ahead of the 2026 elections, impacting party loyalty and election integrity.
Örebrobostäder allows political parties to campaign in apartment stairwells, enhancing direct voter engagement ahead of the 2026 local elections.
The Swedish Parliament has passed new legislation strengthening rural development policies, requiring regional strategies and broader stakeholder consultations, effective July 1, 2026.
Young candidates remain significantly underrepresented in Swedish local politics amid growing hostility, posing democratic challenges ahead of the 2026 elections.
Four politicians connected to Sundsvall's municipal corporations have resigned amid a major fraud investigation involving sixteen suspects in the logistics park scandal.
Sweden hosts its first major NATO summit in Helsingborg amid key diplomatic visits and local protests against membership.
Political leaders clash over proposed tax increases on Sweden's wealthy amid growing inequality, with calls for a super-rich tax and criticism of tax haven status.
Ahead of the 2026 Swedish election, nearly a thousand politicians have switched parties, mainly within the right-wing bloc, signaling significant political realignments.
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