Serious allegations against MP Katja Nyberg for drunk driving and drug possession stir calls for accountability, alongside early political resignation by a Social Democrat in Bollnäs.
Ahead of Sweden's 2026 elections, concerns rise over a hostile political climate and small parties are focusing on expanding local representation to strengthen democratic participation.
Facing fragmented opposition and coalition challenges, Sweden's Social Democrats under Magdalena Andersson must clarify their policies and political alliances ahead of the 2026 election to secure power.
Analysis reveals Sweden’s political response to deadly violence against women overlooks gender and power dynamics, risking setback amid rising conservative backlash.
Hanna Ekblad of Karlskrona highlights the need for tough political decisions on education as the municipality counters school enrollment declines and reduces layoffs through cooperation.
A recent report reveals that 25% of Swedish politicians were threatened or harassed in 2024, with women in Norrbotten disproportionately targeted, raising concerns about political safety and democracy.
Swedish politicians face criticism for their EU reluctance, while the new Center party leader denounces the negative framing of Sweden's domestic political debates.
Jimmie Åkesson’s leadership style evolved through personal hardship and crisis, blending control with delegation to reshape Swedish politics and prepare new government alliances.
Jimmie Åkesson's leadership combines strict control and strategic delegation amid significant political shifts and personal challenges, shaping Sweden Democrats' impact on Swedish politics.
Controversies involving SD members spreading conspiracy theories and a parliamentary defection to Christian Democrats highlight internal tensions within Sweden Democrats.
The Sweden Democrats face leadership struggles and internal conflicts, with Jimmie Åkesson's personal challenges and controversy among party members impacting the party's stability and reputation.
Swedish MP Sara-Lena Bjälkö leaves the Sweden Democrats to join the Christian Democrats, continuing in parliament amidst calls from SD for her resignation.
Prime Minister Kristersson hailed economic recovery in his Christmas speech, but the Moderate Party faces a challenging political outlook ahead of 2026 elections.
Sweden Democrats face turmoil as Barbara Åberg resigns over controversial Ukraine-Russia posts and another top politician is suspended amid rape allegations.
Tidö party leaders met in Strängnäs to discuss election strategies and government formation, yet disagreements persist, particularly regarding Sverigedemokraterna's role.
Richard Herrey resigns from Moderaterna over disputes regarding his low ranking on the party’s electoral list for the 2026 elections.
Leaders of the Tidö coalition met in Strängnäs to set the stage for the 2026 elections amid internal tensions and discussions on key policy priorities.
Sweden Democrats politician Göran Hargestam resigns after Nazi memorabilia linked to him becomes public, sparking political backlash.
Sweden's Riksdag has approved Moderaterna's 2026 budget amidst growing political tensions with Socialdemokraterna over policy and debate participation.
Jenny Åkervall resigns as editor-in-chief of AiP following criticism over the Socialdemokraterna's opaque political content on social media, alongside Meta's ban on AiP's advertising.
Internal criticism within the Socialdemokraterna and local political promises highlight the urgent need for reforms in Sweden's struggling home care services.
Swedish politicians pledge reforms in home care amidst reports of service issues and an increasingly hostile political environment challenging public trust.
After nearly 30 years of political service, veteran Moderate Party politician Göran Gredfors has announced he will retire from politics when his term ends in 2027.
Swedish editorials critique politicians for media silence and the emphasis on personal emotions over policies in political communication.
Gävle's municipal leader Åsa Wiklund Lång steps down after two terms, advocating for fresh leadership and critiquing extended political tenure in local government.
The Swedish Liberal Party grapples with low support and internal challenges but remains hopeful for a recovery in the 2025 election.
At their 2025 conference, the Sweden Democrats, led by Jimmie Åkesson, announced a zero vision policy to eliminate child sexual abuse as part of their election platform.
The Sweden Democrats demand ministerial posts and assert veto power over government formation, while internal disputes over firearm laws surface ahead of the 2025 election.
The Sweden Democrats gather in Örebro to solidify government ambitions and policy strategies ahead of the 2026 elections, building on Tidö Agreement gains.
Sweden's Liberal Party faces internal strife over the proposal to ban profits in schools, with party leader Simona Mohamsson pushing for reform amid resistance from older members.
Swedish Liberals face deep divisions over leader Simona Mohamsson’s proposal to ban school profits, sparking internal debate ahead of the party conference.
Centerpartiet has appointed Elisabeth Thand Ringqvist as leader and named Hannes Hervieu as new party secretary following Karin Ernlund’s resignation amid leadership restructuring.
The Swedish Liberal Party faces record-low voter support and internal conflicts as it prepares for the upcoming elections amid shifting political alliances.
Kristdemokraterna's capital gains tax cut proposal for long-term homeowners faces criticism over its effectiveness and fiscal impact amid calls for broader housing market reforms.
Vänsterpartiet announces it will only support a government if included, focusing on affordability and welfare ahead of the 2026 elections.
The Swedish Liberal Party faces intense internal divisions over collaboration with the Sweden Democrats, highlighting conflicting visions ahead of the 2026 election.
Ahead of Sweden's elections, calls intensify for politicians to have work experience and be more transparent about their plans to boost accountability.
Centerpartiet has changed its policy from full individualization to a three-part parental leave system to better support diverse families and flexibility.
Elisabeth Thand Ringqvist has been chosen as Centerpartiet's new leader following Anna-Karin Hatt's resignation amidst harassment, bringing renewed energy and focus to the party.
Local politicians in Umeå clash over the management and trustworthiness of the municipality's whistleblower function amid fears of repeating past failures.