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France has awoken to a politically divided and partially devastated nation after violent protests over the weekend, where over 1,200 people were arrested and 150 police officers were injured in a demonstration against the government and high living costs. #ProtesterFrankrike #Våldsamheter #PolitiskKris (translated)

Sofie Löwenmark wrote that Greta Thunberg had participated in a demonstration on October 7 in Berlin, which the German leftist press, according to Löwenmark, described as a pure Hamas parade. She stated that Thunberg had barely a week later shown up in an already tense France and said "Fuck the police." Löwenmark began the post with an ironic comment about how Thunberg was someone everyone should listen to. https://t.co/9ioYy68Ezm https://t.co/z2CoTsEAxb #GretaThunberg #Demonstration #PolitisktEngagemang (translated)

Ida Gabrielsson questioned whether the Stureplanscenter was allowed to dictate the terms for the entire Center Party. She wrote that the Left Party and C governed together in many municipalities and regions, but that C risked leaving Stockholm without regional governance for tactical reasons related to national government negotiations, according to her. Gabrielsson stated that C had told the media that the party could let V in Stockholm when the government issue was resolved. She argued that C showed greater maturity and responsibility in collaborations elsewhere in the country, and warned that political games could create instability within Stockholm's healthcare. Gabrielsson questioned whether C could build stable collaborations and expressed concern for the party's ability to govern the country together with others. (translated)

When other parts of Europe are forced to downsize, Sweden must be able to upscale. We have land, water, and knowledgeable farmers who can and want to produce more. But a harvest does not start with a political goal. It starts with someone daring to invest and making the farm's calculations add up, says Palle Borgström, chairman of LRF. Europe is strengthening its defense, but must also strengthen its food supply. A farm that is shut down or a generational shift that does not happen weakens the ability to provide for a long time. That capacity cannot be ordered when the crisis is already here, says Palle Borgström. CAP is a way to share the bill for food, environment, animal welfare, and preparedness. Farmers do the work, but cannot bear the entire cost for what the whole society needs. Sweden must both create space for more Swedish food and contribute to strengthening production across Europe, says Palle Borgström. #Jordbruk #Livsmedelsförsörjning #EkonomiskUtveckling (translated)

Daniel Schatz wrote that Mohamed Ali (V) since being elected to the parliament had incurred two new debts with the Enforcement Authority totaling 24,293 kronor. According to Schatz, Ali had promised to make things right but had not responded to new demands from the authority. Schatz stated that the City of Stockholm had referred the case to the Enforcement Authority for collection and that Ali had neither responded to attempts to contact him nor signed the summons. He suggested that the Enforcement Authority should seek out Ali in parliament if he showed up there, serve him on-site, and collect the debt. Schatz described Ali's behavior as buffoonery and believed it must come to an end. https://t.co/tOWyftaW1V #politisktansvar #Kronofogden #riksdagen (translated)

The writer described Sweden as paralyzed by what they called a political Stockholm syndrome. According to the writer, parties with a clear majority were unable to govern together, while the party with the fewest mandates was allowed to dictate the terms. They also criticized the centrist approach with a derogatory term for women, claimed that Sweden was driven by the wind and waves, and described the situation as dysfunctional. #Sverige #Politik #Dysfunktionellt #SE (translated)

Daniel Schatz wrote that he hated communism and did not sympathize with the Left Party, but believed that the Social Democrats' treatment of the party resembled a destructive relationship. According to him, the Social Democrats took the support of the Left Party for granted and responded to demands for political influence or ministerial positions with rejection and aggression. Schatz argued that the Social Democrats needed to get used to being a party with 25 percent of voter support, rather than a governing power party that could dictate the terms for others. #politik #demokrati #Sverige (translated)

The analysis points out that there is a risk that the ongoing discussions around the formation of the government are perceived as political theater, with Magdalena Andersson and other parties' incompatible demands hindering a red-green government and potentially damaging trust in the political system. #politiskteater #regeringsbildning #Sverige (translated)

The writer described it as their greatest nightmare to discover as a voter or party activist that they found themselves in the current situation. They referred to the fact that seven percent of voters had unknowingly voted for a think tank instead of a political party and suggested Lena Andersson's text. https://t.co/pX9ZdxjCVs #Väljare #Politik #Sverige #SE (translated)

Magdalena Andersson has not succeeded in preparing a joint political project to form a new government in Sweden after the election, resulting in a lack of concrete proposals and direction for cooperation between the various parties. #PolitikSE #Regering #Socialdemokraterna (translated)

E wrote that the segment was about the assault on a young, lone female police officer during the riots in Paris. According to him, she had been kicked to the ground and received kicks to her face and body, while someone shouted that she should be killed. He stated that the two interviewed were police officers who were now politically active, and that he knew one of them. E argued that Matthieu Vallet clearly dismissed the description of the events as school protests and instead pointed out left-wing extremists belonging to LFI as well as hooligans and criminals. E agreed with Vallet's call to name things by their proper names and described the events as riots and serious threats to democracy. #Paris #Demokrati #Misshandel (translated)

Stefan Stern wrote that trust in the S-leader Magdalena Andersson had fallen by 11 percentage points since the election. He referred to the promise of a strong prime minister and claimed that the Swedish people seemed to have the opposite opinion. Stern also assessed that the S's negotiating position would weaken if an extra election approached. https://t.co/A2FEq9l3Qe #Sverige #politik #statsminister (translated)

Jan Berg wrote that Strandhäll had had recurring contact with the Swedish Enforcement Authority but was still able to be a minister. He claimed that other taxpayers in similar situations would not be allowed to run restaurants or sell tobacco and demanded immediate stricter requirements for members of parliament. #politiskt #Sverige #riksdagen (translated)