Five things we learned from Sweden's party leader debate
Swedish public broadcaster SVT held its first party leader debate of the year on May 4th. What were the key takeaways?
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Five things we learned from Sweden's surprising EU election results
The Green and Left parties were the victors, none of the smaller parties got kicked out of parliament, and the Sweden Democrats suffered their first ever election setback. Here are five takeaways from Sweden's EU elections..
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