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Inside Sweden: The thing I love most about election time in Sweden (opens the original)
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If you despair of the political polarisation ripping global societies apart, I can think of no better remedy than half an hour spent at one of the collections of valstugor, or election cabins, that will be springing up in town squares across Sweden this weekend. You'll find groups of Social Democrats serving coffee, selling merchandise and answering questions right next to a rival group from the far-right Sweden Democrats or Moderates. And you don't have to chat to the activists for long to real
Inside Sweden: The thing I love most about election time in Sweden (opens the original)
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If you despair of the political polarisation ripping global societies apart, I can think of no better remedy than half an hour spent at one of the collections of valstugor, or election cabins, that will be springing up in town squares across Sweden this weekend. You'll find groups of Social Democrats serving coffee, selling merchandise and answering questions right next to a rival group from the far-right Sweden Democrats or Moderates. And you don't have to chat to the activists for long to real
Sweden Democrats leader Jimmie Åkesson eyes prime minister job in 2030 (opens the original)
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Swedes go to the polls on September 13th. The three right-wing parties in government, along with the Sweden Democrats which back the government in parliament, are credited with 43.9 percent of voter support in a Verian poll published by public broadcaster SVT on Tuesday. The left-wing opposition is credited with 53.9 percent. Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson's coalition – made up of his Moderate party, the Christian Democrats and the Liberals – came to power in 2022 after agreeing to an unpreceden
Sweden Democrats leader Jimmie Åkesson eyes prime minister job in 2030 (opens the original)
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Swedes go to the polls on September 13th. The three right-wing parties in government, along with the Sweden Democrats which back the government in parliament, are credited with 43.9 percent of voter support in a Verian poll published by public broadcaster SVT on Tuesday. The left-wing opposition is credited with 53.9 percent. Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson's coalition – made up of his Moderate party, the Christian Democrats and the Liberals – came to power in 2022 after agreeing to an unpreceden
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