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’s 2025 election campaign is dominated by immigration and integration debates that underscore deep political divisions between the country's major parties.
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.
A scheduled deportation flight of Somali nationals from Sweden was canceled due to political sensitivity amid controversies over aid fund redirection and deportation agreements.
Swedish party leaders debated key issues including economy, Gaza conflict, integration, climate, and a controversial niqab and burqa ban proposal on SVT's Agenda, amidst protests and political tension.
Sweden plans new laws to ease deportation of criminals, sparking Somali outrage over receiving convicted offenders amid concerns about corruption and public safety.
A proposed legislative change in Sweden may convert permanent residency permits for refugees into temporary ones, affecting many individuals under the gymnasielagen.
The Moderate Party outlines ambitious integration policies, including a mandatory contract for newcomers and designated integration zones, ahead of the 2026 elections.