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Sywert van Lienden stated that surrogacy was prohibited in countries like France, Germany, Spain, Italy, and Finland. He questioned what arguments there were to find surrogacy, which he described as the separation of mother and child, acceptable. According to him, personal insults did not affect him. #Draagmoederschap #Ethiek #MoederEnKind (translated)

In the debate article, Geir Karlsen and Charlotte Holmbergh argue that air travel should be seen as an enabler of jobs and economic growth in Sweden, rather than as a problem, and that a change in attitude is required to increase the country's air accessibility and competitiveness. #flyg #ekonomiskväxt #tillgänglighet (translated)

In an open letter, the social worker Ingvar Lager argues that young people who go off the rails should receive help and support instead of being punished, referring to the failed youth care at the closed Lövsta school home and vocational school. #Ungdomsvård #LövstaSkolhem #SocialtArbete (translated)

In the face of this senseless destruction and this unjustified violence, it may now be clear to everyone why Hungary advocates for the strictest possible stance on migration. Hungary's Prime Minister Péter Magyar has taken the opportunity to argue for a very restrictive asylum policy. #Migration #EU #Våld (translated)

The Austrian media discourse on shorter working hours is predominantly negative, characterized by economic arguments, while social aspects and gender-specific differences are often neglected in the comments. #Arbeitszeitverkürzung #SozialeGleichstellung #ÖkonomischeDebatte (translated)

Teodor Johansson (M) argues in his debate article that decisions about forestry and wildlife management must be made by those who own the land and live close to nature, as the current policy risks undermining both property rights and the sustainability of forestry. #skogsbruk #ägareskap #viltförvaltning (translated)

Mikkel Andersson wrote that in the early 2010s he met a group of young university students in a pub in Lublin in eastern Poland. He described them as left-leaning, inclusive, and critical of the national conservative party Law and Justice (PiS), but stated that they did not reject non-Western immigration to Poland. According to Andersson, they then referred to Sweden's experiences with immigration. He wrote that the meeting came to his mind after Hungary's and Poland's leaders, who according to him had succeeded markedly more right-leaning predecessors, had linked the riots in France to immigration. Andersson described that connection as correct. #Polen #Indvandring #Venstreorienteret (translated)

The article highlights how Sweden's high labor costs and the unemployment rate of 8.7 percent pose challenges amid increased global competition, and argues that the country cannot afford to work less when the outside world strives to work more. #Sverige #Konkurrenskraft #Arbetsmarknad (translated)

In a letter to the editor, Anita Lilburn argues that the Left Party should accept the role of a support party for a S+MP government instead of striving for ministerial posts, in order to avoid a return of a Tidö government supported by the Sweden Democrats. #Vänsterpartiet #politiskdebatt #stödparti (translated)

The article argues that mandatory legal dialogue and mediation should be introduced early in separations to support parents in resolving conflicts before they escalate into court processes that negatively affect the children and cost society large sums. #barnrätt #vårdnadstvister #familjerätt (translated)

U.M. OSINT referred to the debate, which had been intensively conducted again for the past two days, as leftist agitation and a seemingly legal discussion in which terms were being diluted. According to his representation, international law prohibits attacks on or the destruction of sovereign states, thereby protecting their right to exist. This is ensured internationally solely through the UN. Since Israel is a UN member, it has a right to exist; defined borders are not necessary for this. Israel's borders are largely defined by bilateral treaties, but not with the Palestinian territories, as these are not a state. Whether states emphasized or rejected Israel's right to exist is a political position, U.M. OSINT wrote. However, internationally, Israel's UN membership holds. He compared the debate to disputes over the terms "genocide," "intifada," and "anti-Semitism," accusing those who distorted terms of being unable to openly present their arguments. They may not want to explicitly say that they want to destroy Israel, he wrote in a harsh personal attack on the left. In conclusion, he described the actions as propaganda. #Völkerrecht #Israel #Politik (translated)

Misha Istratov argues in his debate article that hunting does not need more state protection, but should instead be treated like other activities that receive tax money, with demands for transparency, competition, and separation between interest politics and official duties. #jakt #civilsamhälle #politik (translated)

Torbjörn Hållö, LO's chief economist, argues that Sweden's over-academization of certain professions must be revised and suggests that AI technology can create new opportunities for workers by focusing on practical professions and further education. #AI #Arbetsmarknad #TorbjörnHållö (translated)

The article analyzes whether PNL should vote for the investment of the Luca Niculescu cabinet, highlighting the arguments for and against, including the need to avoid economic chaos and manage a deficit budget in the current context of Romania's financial difficulties. #PNL #Guvernare #Buget (translated)

In a DN Debate article, Hans Bergström argues that Sweden's unilateral view of democracy and the recent reforms have complicated government formation and diminished the ability to address national problems, similar trends observed in the USA. #demokrati #svenskpolitik #stabilitet (translated)