Swedish citizens demand accountability from local politicians over costly infrastructure delays and inadequate care in short-term care facilities, calling for increased funding and disciplinary measures.
Delays in local political processes in Leksand and firm opposition to uranium mining in Hudiksvall showcase challenges and commitments influencing Swedish democracy and environmental protection.
The Swedish government plans to lift the nuclear power ban in archipelago and coastal areas, allowing new plants while maintaining environmental protections.
Six Staffanstorp municipal politicians have been charged with gross misconduct for refusing quota refugees in 2022, with their trial set for January 2026.
Vänsterpartiet's 2025 budget proposal emphasizes increased child allowances, additional healthcare funding, and modifications to electricity cost protections to support Swedish families and regional healthcare systems.
The Swedish Liberal Party is deeply divided over cooperating with the Sweden Democrats ahead of 2026, with key factions and leaders preparing for a decisive meeting that could determine the party’s future stance.
A new report reveals Sweden's social services are in crisis, with political leaders criticized for unproductive blame during a national debate.
Recent incidents in Sweden highlight threats against politicians and an upcoming trial over a controversial quota refugee decision.
Sweden revises labor immigrant wage requirement to 90% of median salary to ease hiring and economic impact under Tidö Agreement.
Vänsterpartiet's 2025 budget plan proposes substantial increases for healthcare funding and family support, criticizing the government's handling of regional finances and social benefits.
Twenty-six Swedish prosecutors criticize the government's plan to lower the criminal responsibility age to 13, warning of legal chaos and harmful consequences.
Political disengagement and lack of accountability among Swedish politicians have drawn sharp criticism amid social service crises and council meeting controversies.
Centerpartiet grapples with allegations of sexual misconduct among its ranks amid its modern liberal identity, raising questions about systemic issues within the party.
Sweden debates cultural funding with government budget support complemented by proposals to use crowdfunding to empower local cultural initiatives.
After a shooting in Gävle left six injured, Swedish politicians call for regulatory changes to combat rising violence, with top officials expressing shock and condemning the attack.
Swedish leaders respond to the Gävle shooting, stressing the need for stronger action against youth violence.
Vice Prime Minister Ebba Busch met with Jämtland municipalities to discuss the proposed mining project, with local politicians expressing positive reception to the dialogue.
Sweden plans new laws to ease deportation of criminals, sparking Somali outrage over receiving convicted offenders amid concerns about corruption and public safety.
Sweden faces growing clashes between politicians and the media amid scandals in Sweden and Finland, raising concerns about press freedom and political integrity.
Sweden has sought consular access for activists, including Greta Thunberg, detained in Israel after the Global Sumud Flotilla was boarded, urging citizens to heed travel warnings.
Sweden's secret deployment of troops to Somalia as part of anti-terror efforts coincides with political turmoil over alleged misuse of aid funds, causing bipartisan outrage.
Miljöpartiet proposes a major carbon tax increase to reduce emissions by 15 million tons by 2030, coupled with subsidies for rural communities and investments in climate initiatives.
A secret agreement between Sweden and Somalia for deportations in exchange for aid funds has led to political outcry and calls for accountability.
Socialdemokraterna reveals budget proposals to boost family support for 2026.
Åland's budget cuts raise questions about political accountability as criticism targets Infrastructure Minister Gunell.
Tensions rise between Swedish politicians and the press as elections approach, with public confrontations and AI misuse fueling concerns about media freedom.
Martin Holmgren announces resignation from Kriminalvården effective March 31, 2026.
The Social Democrats propose a 2 billion kronor investment in elderly care to hire more staff and reduce medication costs.
Political actions are undermining rural economic viability in Sweden, impacting local businesses and governance.
Anna-Karin Hatt criticizes the Swedish government's integration policies, linking high unemployment to the influence of the Sweden Democrats.
Two Älvsbyn politicians are under investigation for misconduct in the LVU scandal involving children's welfare.
A contrasting debate emerges in Swedish municipalities over housing development strategies, highlighting Krokom's low-cost plots and Tylösand's apartment rejection.
Sweden's aid deal with Somalia raises corruption red flags amid deportation agreements.
Sweden reformulates its youth criminal justice approach while local politicians face scrutiny over a child welfare scandal.
Authorities investigate Älvsbyn politicians for misconduct in child reunification case.
Sweden's political landscape on climate and energy policies is intensifying as the 2024 elections approach.
A secret agreement for aid to Somalia raises political concerns in Sweden.
Socialdemokraterna criticizes the government's education budget and proposes a significant increase in funding.
Sweden's aid agreement with Somalia raises serious concerns over corruption and forced repatriations.
Infrastructure investment decisions in Sweden spark political backlash and disappointment.