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– I have spoken with the Speaker at the end of the week and over the weekend. We have concluded that it is still best for me to take on the assignment now and look at what a centrist option could look like, says Elisabeth Thand Ringqvist. #SvenskPolitik #Mittenregering #ElisabethThandRingqvist (translated)

Elisabeth Thand Ringqvist wrote that she had humbly accepted the speaker's assignment to investigate the possibilities of forming a coalition government. She stated that the goal was to contribute to a solution to the government issue, not to become the prime minister herself. According to her, the Centre Party wanted a capable government that created more jobs, reduced emissions, and strengthened welfare. She would now invite all party leaders for discussions. #politik #regering #Centerpartiet (translated)

Mikael Grev wrote that Kristersson should decline the exploratory mission in the afternoon so that C could get it. He described the left as the winner of the election and predicted that S would get the assignment back if C failed, which according to him would put pressure on the party. If that attempt also failed, Grev saw a snap election or C accepting support from SD as the alternatives. #politik #Sverige #partipolitik (translated)

Daniel Schatz wrote that the Green Party's Mohamed Abdukani had taken a seat in the parliament after a campaign that was largely conducted in Somali, just like the campaigns for his party colleagues Leila Ali Elmi and Mursal Isa. Schatz stated that Abdukani, after eight years in the municipal council, had also become the Green Party's spokesperson for education policy and a member of the education committee. He questioned how Abdukani would manage the task with what Schatz described as limited knowledge of Swedish. #politik #utbildning #mångfald (translated)

Christer Backström wrote that the man was the spokesperson for the Green Party's education policy and since October 6 a member of the Education Committee. He said that he did not know anything about the man and expressed concern about whether he was best suited for the position. Backström also asked what other people the Green Party had and whether the man had the language skills required for the job. #MP #utbildning #politik (translated)

Leopold wrote that the media's attitude towards democracy had become clear during the 2026 election. He stated that Ekot, P3, P4, Expressen, and Expo had contacted him to problematize him and ettfolk, which he described as Sweden's largest digital petition of all time. He said that as a lone private citizen, he sought support from think tanks and alternative media, but received no interest. When the petition had around 100,000 signatures, he had initiated conversations with a think tank about organizing a demonstration. According to Leopold, it turned out that the think tank was primarily interested in the email addresses of the petition and wanted him to sell or share them as a condition for the demonstration. He also stated that he was offered jobs and assignments, but that he refused and distanced himself. Leopold wrote that the established right had never supported ettfolk and that Riks had also not paid attention to the project. At the same time, he described the popular support as overwhelming and urged for continued grassroots opinion formation and unity on issues that affect the majority. #demokrati #mediekritik #folkligtstöd (translated)

Daniel Schatz wrote that MUCF had granted the association Changing Attitudes 15 million kronor in tax funds for work against sexualized violence against children. He claimed that the grant had instead gone to private trips to Las Vegas, India, and Thailand, spa visits, AirPods, an Apple Watch, and a visit to a gala within the porn industry. According to Schatz, the association justified the trips to the USA by stating that the porn industry had its center there. He wrote that the couple would record interviews, network with people in the industry, and meet profiles to try to make contacts in the entertainment and sports sector. When MUCF requested documentation, the association, according to Schatz, could only provide vacation photos and posts on social media. He criticized the Tidö government for not stopping the grants or shutting down MUCF and claimed that the authority had repeatedly given tax funds to extremist and Islamist organizations without anyone being held accountable. https://t.co/ovPW38pIVH #MUCF #Bidrag #Sverige (translated)

The author stated that two Danish-Afghan men from Aarhus had been sentenced to eight and a half and four and a half years in prison for preparing anti-Semitic attacks in Germany on behalf of Iran. https://t.co/lf5E7ThZKa #Antisemitism #Terrorism #Danmark #DK #AF #DE #IR (translated)

Ida Gabrielsson wrote that the Social Democrats' 28 percent, the party's lowest result ever according to her, should lead to greater humility towards the voters. She said she appreciated the industrial town mentality's emphasis on not putting oneself at the center. Gabrielsson stated that the Social Democrats had commented on her and Nooshi's maturity and said that they therefore could not become government ministers. She pointed out that she herself had not expressed interest in the position and said that there were more or less suitable people in all parties. She did not want to compile a list of politicians' maturity herself. She argued that the Left Party's demands for political influence concerned the party's electoral politics, not specific individuals, and asked why the Social Democrats' executive committee focused instead on individuals' maturity. According to Gabrielsson, the Social Democrats needed to accept the situation regardless of their own preferences. She wrote that the party's leadership risked making it difficult for Magdalena Andersson to be elected and that the Left Party only demanded a place in the government if its mandate was needed. The Social Democrats could seek other collaborations or accept sharing power with the Left Party, she wrote. #politiken #ödmjukhet #samarbete (translated)

Free Ukraine wrote that Starlink for the Ukrainian defense reportedly had suddenly been limited overnight without warning. The account stated that the SpaceX service StarShield had received a speed limit of 160 km per hour, which according to Free Ukraine led to ongoing missions and operations being interrupted or failing. Free Ukraine speculated that political influence on SpaceX could be behind the limitation. The account described SpaceX as a previously reliable supplier and Ukraine as a very large and profitable customer, but said it was still unclear what had happened and what would happen in the future. Free Ukraine also questioned why critical systems should depend on American suppliers. #Ukraina #SpaceX #Starlink (translated)

Simone Svensson wrote that Mohamed Ali, whom she described as a Somali from Borlänge, had quickly become a member of parliament and a Swedish citizen despite her claim that he did not meet the requirements. She referred to sources that described groupings based on language and alleged clan affiliation and argued that certain employees attempted to assist relatives and clan members through the migration system. According to the sources she cited, group loyalty could, in some situations, outweigh loyalty to the authorities. Svensson believed that the Migration Agency's handling of Mohamed Ali's case should be thoroughly examined. https://t.co/FVEWdocpmT #Migration #SvensktSamhälle #Riksdag (translated)