Sweden’s liberal Centre Party said it wants to freeze all “unreasonable” deportations from the country if it wins Sunday’s general election..
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Sweden's prime minister Ulf Kristersson has tendered his resignation as the vote count for Sweden's election was completed shortly after 1pm on Thursday, with the opposition parties retaining their 176-173 lead over the…
Liberal party leader Simona Mohamsson has said her party wants young people who have already been deported from Sweden to be included in the solution the government is developing for the so-called 'teen deportations.'
Martin Ådahl, economics spokesperson for the Centre Party, has ruled out any deal which will see his party support a right-wing government dependent on the far-right Sweden Democrats, telling The Local simply that "it wi…
Sweden's centre-left parties have reached an agreement on how to draft a emergency law halting so-called "teenage deportations".
The voting board following Thursday’s vote for Prime Minister in the Riksdag chamber.Lyssna: 1019 ENG Centre Party takes centre stage in Sweden’s government deadlockCentre Party leader Elisabeth Thand Ringqvist has been…
Sweden's centre-left parties have reached an agreement on emergency legislation to halt teenage deportations.
One of the most high-profile MP's for the Sweden Democrats has blamed his party's election setback on the other right-wing parties' refusal to impose a total halt to new citizenship awards when they took power in 2022
As is implied by their name, the Centre Party are very, well, in the centre of the political spectrum. That means they could end up being the kingmakers in coalition talks after the election. Which side are they likely t…
The Centre Party has announced in a press conference that its aim is for Sweden to have a new government after the next election – one which is not reliant on the Left Party or the Sweden Democrats.
The Centre Party's nomination committee has proposed Elisabeth Thand Ringqvist as the party's new leader, making her almost certain to be voted into the role when the party's delegates meet for their party congress next…
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Martin Ådahl, economics spokesperson for the Centre Party, has ruled out any deal which will see his party support a right-wing government dependent on the far-right Sweden Democrats, telling The Local simply that "it wi…
Sweden's five major industrial trade unions – IF Metall, Unionen, Engineers of Sweden, GS and Livs – will today announce their joint wage demand ahead of the 2027 bargaining round.
Sweden Democrats and Centre Party deny rumours of secret government talks – and Swedish unions set to unveil wage demands ahead of crucial 2027 negotiations. Here's the latest news.
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Leaders of the EU and the UK will meet for a crucial summit in November with a move towards closer cooperation on the table. But how much will be achieved given the differences and disagreements that exist?
Some Sweden Democrats think the only true Swedes are those who can trace back their ancestry to the dawn of time. It's an extreme idea that collapses under its own contradictions, argues The Local's James Savage.
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