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.
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.
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.
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.
Anna-Karin Hatt's resignation has amplified concerns over toxic political discourse in Sweden, prompting calls for civility and greater youth political engagement.
New head coach Graham Potter ushers in a pragmatic, team-focused tactical approach for Sweden as they strive to turn around their World Cup qualifying campaign.
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.
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.
Swedish politicians face escalating threats, harassment, and violence in 2025, culminating in Center Party leader Anna-Karin Hatt's resignation amid hostile political climate.
Anna-Karin Hatt resigns amid increasing threats targeting female politicians in Sweden, highlighting a toxic and polarized political environment influenced by extremist rhetoric.
Local politicians in Sweden face hostility leading to high resignation rates, while under-resourced elderly care prompts calls for political empathy and action.
Resignations and nominations are reshaping the leadership landscape in Sweden's Centerpartiet and Kristdemokraterna ahead of key party congresses and elections.
Sweden's political discourse is increasingly hostile, with both left- and right-wing factions accusing each other of extremism and escalating harassment of politicians, especially women.
Swedish government claims on climate subsidies and emission reductions face expert disputes, while opposition highlights weak leadership and calls for stronger, nature-friendly policies.
EU Commissioner and Danish Justice Minister highlight the threat rising aggression toward politicians poses to democracy and announce forthcoming protective measures.
Mattias Karlsson of the Sweden Democrats criticizes the party's derogatory language against Annie Lööf, linking social media to rising political hostility.
Anna-Karin Hatt’s resignation as Centerparty leader highlights internal leadership challenges and brings attention to threats faced by women in politics.
Anna-Karin Hatt resigns as party leader amid escalating threats and hostility, with political and security leaders commenting on the harsher political climate in Sweden.
Swedish politician Anna-Karin Hatt resigns due to rising threats and hostility, reflecting broader concerns about the safety of public figures and the democratic climate in Sweden.
Growing threats and hostile climate lead Swedish female politicians like Anna-Karin Hatt to resign and avoid sensitive discussions, raising concerns over political safety and democracy.
Centerpartiet is actively seeking a new leader ahead of its November convention, with several candidates emerging to succeed Anna-Karin Hatt after her unexpected resignation.
Anna-Karin Hatt resigns amid widespread political harassment, prompting government leaders to address the deteriorating democratic climate and safety of politicians.
Anna-Karin Hatt resigns as Center Party leader, citing harassment and safety fears, highlighting a toxic political climate deterring future politicians.
Center Party leader Anna-Karin Hatt resigns amid increasing threats, highlighting the escalating hostility in Swedish politics and its implications for democracy.
After Anna-Karin Hatt’s surprising six-month tenure, Centerpartiet must urgently identify a new leader ahead of the November assembly amid concerns over candidate safety.
Anna-Karin Hatt resigns as Centre Party leader due to hate and threats, prompting political leaders in Sweden to condemn the hostile climate and warn of its threat to democracy.
Anna-Karin Hatt's resignation as Centerpartiet leader underscores the severe gendered harassment faced by female politicians in Sweden, threatening democratic participation.
The Sweden Democrats are grappling with internal conflicts, defections, and budget disputes in Dalarna, leading to political instability and resignations within the party.
A heated debate on SVT involving Nooshi Dadgostar has led to demands from party leaders to mute her microphone and calls for reforming the debate format to foster more constructive political discourse.
Swedish Prime Minister and SVT moderators express contrasting views on the conduct and control of a heated political debate, highlighting calls for respectful dialogue and measures to prevent interruptions.
A sharp political debate emerges in Sweden over lowering the age of criminal responsibility to 13, with leaders deeply divided on youth crime approaches.