Speaker of parliament calls press conference as Swedish government-building drags on
Sweden's speaker of parliament has called a press conference for Monday to outline the next steps in forming a government.
Sweden's government wants to call MPs back to parliament during the summer recess so that it can drive through the last remaining policies it agreed under the Tidö Agreement with the Sweden Democrats..
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Sweden's speaker of parliament has called a press conference for Monday to outline the next steps in forming a government.
Four Liberal MPs who sat out the April 29th Swedish citizenship vote are again being scrutinised for potential opposition to upcoming Tidö government policies.
Swedish lawmakers will be asked to return to parliament for extraordinary sessions during the summer, to help the government enact its reforms before the election.
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In the first of two votes, the Swedish parliament voted to enable authorities to strip dual citizens of their Swedish citizenship in certain situations.
Swedish MPs on the committee in charge of processing immigration laws are set to meet at 10am to discuss the opposition's bid for a new vote on adding transitional provisions to the recently passed citizenship law.
Swedish MPs are set to debate and vote on a citizenship bill set to affect the lives of more than 100,000 prospective citizens today. The Local is reporting live from parliament. Join the conversation here.
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