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Prime Minister Petteri Orpo demands stricter restrictions on Russian tourism from the EU, and the matter is being discussed at the EU summit in Brussels, as he considers it completely arbitrary that half a million visas were granted to Russians for the Schengen Area last year. #Venäjä #turismi #EU (translated)

The writer stated that three years had passed since Patrick and Kent were shot to death in Brussels on their way to the national football team's away match against Belgium. According to the writer, they were murdered by an Islamist terrorist because they were wearing Swedish national team jerseys. The writer added that two families had lost a brother. https://t.co/5NKa9wjtKE #Brott #Terrorism #Minne #BE #SE (translated)

Several countries want to make the connection between the ETS and the high energy prices. On the contrary, we believe that our dependence on fossil fuels from Russia and the Middle East is the main cause of the high prices,” says EU Minister Jessica Rosencrantz to DN at the summit in Brussels. It is also important for our Swedish companies that have been early adopters of the transition. We were several countries that counterattacked and won the battle. But it will continue to be a contentious issue in the autumn,” says Rosencrantz. #Klimatpolitik #EU #Utsläppshandel (translated)

In Brussels, there is a struggle over the EU's climate policy, where several member countries, led by Italy's Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, want to loosen emissions trading in connection with the soaring energy prices, while Sweden and other countries defend the system as an important tool for climate transition and competitiveness. #Klimatpolitik #EU #Utsläppshandel (translated)

The sender wrote that two Swedes had been murdered and a third injured in a terrorist act in Brussels three years ago. They had traveled there to support the men's national football team, but two of them never returned home, according to the sender. On the anniversary, October 16, 2023, the sender honored the victims. #terrorattack #Bryssel #offren #SE #BE (translated)

Samppa Granlund wrote that he estimated the support bubble of the National Coalition Party was about to burst, as the party had shifted towards a more blue-red direction according to him. He believed that the party's decisions relied heavily on ideas borrowed from the Greens and that in Brussels, they were following the left's lead. Granlund also mentioned blue-red lobbyists who had moved from the Social Democratic Party to the National Coalition Party, such as Jungner. According to Granlund, the party's right-leaning views had become scarce and their proponents few. He assessed that the climate debate and the hype around the blue-red alliance were overshadowing this message. He claimed that many were therefore moving to more right-leaning parties, even though the right was a marginal phenomenon in Finland. Granlund described the National Coalition Party as a differently colored social democratic party and said that many were avoiding it because there were no guarantees about the party's future direction. #kokoomus #politiikka #Suomi (translated)

Christoffer Jonsson wrote that he remembered the football supporters Kent and Patrick, who were, according to him, murdered in Brussels three years ago. He stated that a third person, a friend of theirs, was injured in the attack. Jonsson wrote that they just wanted to watch football. https://t.co/WUusBY69IU #fotboll #minnesstund #supporters (translated)

The writer stated that three years had passed since the terrorist attack in Brussels, where two Swedish men were killed and a third was injured. According to the writer, the men had traveled to Belgium to cheer for the Swedish men's national football team and were murdered because they were Swedish. https://t.co/FcHzi62yiV #terror #Bryssel #Sverige #SE #BE (translated)

Ulf Kristersson wrote that it had been three years since the terrorist attack in Brussels, where two Swedes were killed and another seriously injured. He said that he was particularly thinking of the relatives of those affected and described the attack as directed against Sweden, the country's freedom, and open democratic society. Kristersson wrote that such threats must be met with strength while Sweden safeguards its openness and freedom. He also stated that Sweden and Belgium stood united in the fight against terrorism and thanked the Belgian government for its solidarity with Sweden. #Terrorism #Solidaritet #Demokrati (translated)

Ramona Fransson wrote that on October 16, three years had passed since Patrick Lundström and Kent Persson were murdered in Brussels, according to her, because they were Swedish. She stated that they were wearing Swedish national team jerseys and sent her thoughts to their families. https://t.co/kER66mI5Jx #Sverige #Brott #Minnesstund (translated)

"It's not surprising, as it requires hard work and thorough preparation. But it is still remarkably weak. This afternoon, I will speak with the Speaker over the phone here from Brussels, and then it will be up to Andreas Norlén to decide on the next steps in the process," says Ulf Kristersson, who is at the EU summit, in a written comment to DN. #SvenskPolitik #MagdalenaAndersson #Statsministeromröstning (translated)