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Gabriel Külen wrote that a 25-year-old woman had been shot in a sports hall in Älvsjö. He described her as a beloved daughter and friend with her whole life ahead of her and urged people not to forget her amid the reporting on shootings and crime. Külen asked how many young lives would need to be lost before it would be enough and expressed his sympathy with the woman's family and loved ones. #RIP #Våld #Ungdomar (translated)

Christer Sfeir wrote that Gustav III made Marstrand a free port in 1775 to attract foreign ships, merchants, and capital. According to Sfeir, Jewish merchants and families also came to the island, despite the fact that Jews' opportunities to settle and practice their religion in Sweden were then severely limited. He stated that one of Sweden's early Jewish congregations emerged in Marstrand and that Jews in 1782 were allowed to use a vault in Fredriksborg as a synagogue. The vault, according to Sfeir, still exists today. He also wrote that the emigration began when the free port ended in 1794 and that many moved on to Gothenburg, where they became connected to the city's trade and community life. #Marstrand #Sverige #Historik (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)

Ulf Kristersson wrote that on that day it had been eleven years since the Swedish citizen Gui Minhai was deprived of his liberty by China. He stated that the case was highly prioritized by the Swedish government and the EU and that he had recently raised it with China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi. Kristersson said that the work for Gui Minhai to be released and reunited with his daughter and family continued tirelessly. #GuiMinhai #mänskligaRättigheter #Sverige (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)

Roger MSGA wrote that he had loved his wife, had two boys, followed the law, and paid taxes. He described a quiet townhouse life, 39 years of shift work in the industry, and a life rule about minimizing chaos, as well as wanting a Swedish Sweden. He claimed that the red-green side considered what he had done to be negative for Sweden. #Sverige #Familjeliv #Arbete (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)

Ebba Busch wrote that the parliamentary vote showed that Magdalena Andersson lacked support in the chamber to become prime minister. She stated that the Christian Democrats would vote yes to a government builder whose parliamentary support the party was part of. Busch believed that Sweden was best served by a government that could continue to manage the successes of the blue-yellow government and drive a policy for growth, security, and stronger welfare. She also wrote that the party was ready to take responsibility and continue to build a Sweden where families could grow, businesses could create jobs, and people could feel hopeful about the future. #Sverige #politik #regering (translated)

Sofie Löwenmark criticized a segment in Ekot and wrote that the information about a family accidentally ending up in Gaza after a detour from a vacation trip to Egypt, and then being stranded there due to COVID, was not true. She referred to the fact that the father had previously openly stated that the family emigrated and moved to Gaza in 2019 because he wanted them to live there after several years in exile. Löwenmark wrote that it might seem nitpicky, but she believed that such rewritings occurred far too often. https://t.co/wpqcz3w5hS https://t.co/C16BbvbxT6 #Gaza #Media #Sanning (translated)

A secret unit within the Spanish Socialist Party is suspected of trying to harm the judge Beatriz Biedma and her family to get her to drop a corruption investigation against Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's brother, which has become a major scandal for the party ahead of the upcoming elections. #Spanien #korruption #socialistpartiet (translated)

The author wrote that Ukraine and Moldova have taken an important step towards EU membership after the EU member states agreed to open clusters two and three in the negotiations. The author believed that the countries belong in the European community. #EU #Ukraina #Moldavien #UA #MD #EU (translated)

Egyptson criticized Simon Sorgenfrei's statement in SVT's Politikbyrån that Swedish Muslims were largely secularized. He wrote that Sorgenfrei was presented as a professor of religious studies and made the statement after 22 minutes and 53 seconds into the program. According to Egyptson, Sorgenfrei shifted focus in the next sentence to studies about individuals with roots in countries where the majority are Muslims. Egyptson argued that this group was not the same as Swedish Muslims, as origin and family background do not necessarily determine a person's religious self-identification. Egyptson wrote that he had not found any Swedish study that directly supported Sorgenfrei's broad formulation. He also argued that the same demand for precision that Sorgenfrei had previously placed on research about the Muslim Brotherhood should apply here as well. He referred readers to his article in Fokus and the comment section. #religion #forskning #sekularisering (translated)

Sophie and Lisa Nyberg, daughters of the former alpine star Fredrik Nyberg, have now started competing in the World Cup, while younger brother Nick has debuted in the European Cup, and the whole family supports each other in their commitment to skiing. #Alpint #NybergFamiljen #Världscupen (translated)

The Johansson family in Malmö believes that the Swedish sick leave deduction is unfair because it penalizes them financially when they get sick, unlike in neighboring Denmark where they receive full pay from the first day of illness. #karensavdrag #svpol #sjukförsäkring (translated)

Appmakarn wrote that the news about Jan Bolmesson from RikaTillsammans was very sad. They stated that they had spent hundreds of hours listening to Jan and Caroline and that Jan had taught them about risk awareness, among other things, through the four buckets, and about how difficult it was for active managers to beat the index. Appmakarn wrote that Jan's knowledge had helped them and many small investors avoid pitfalls. They expressed their condolences to Jan's family and others affected, hoped that his loved ones would be able to grieve in peace, and thanked Jan. #FinansTwitter #Investeringar #Sorg (translated)