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Carl Eos wrote that Climate and Environment Minister Romina Pourmokhtari (L) had rejected the Center Party's proposal for a centrist government led by Social Democratic Magdalena Andersson. According to Eos, Pourmokhtari referred to previous experiences of a lack of trust and an arrogant attitude when explaining why the Liberals could not trust the Social Democrats. https://t.co/R10jOilcWY #politik #Sverige #regering (translated)

One cannot celebrate with cake and then not do the job. The leader of the Liberals, Simona Mohamsson, believes that Andersson should be tried again: “One cannot celebrate with cake and then not do the job. The sooner the red-green realize that they cannot make this work, the sooner we can save Sweden from a left turn. My prime minister is Ulf Kristersson. This applies regardless of whether the weeks pass in the parliament or whether Sweden goes to an extra election." #Riksdagsvalet2026 #UlfKristersson #MagdalenaAndersson (translated)

Viktor Barth-Kron wrote that Mohamsson and others might have been more inclined to help the Liberals now if the Social Democrats, the Center Party, and the current leadership side had not expressed daily wishes for the party to die for four years, referring to an alleged betrayal of decency and enlightenment. He described it as a theory. https://t.co/iDTHqwmez1 #politik #Sverige #demokrati (translated)

Daniel Schatz referred to Fredrik Malm's text, where Malm claimed that Sweden and the Western world focused disproportionately on Palestine and neglected the vulnerability of other groups. He mentioned Kurds, Iranians, and Christians in the Middle East. Malm wrote that Kurds in Turkey had been forbidden to speak their language and identify as Kurds for 70 years, and that Kurds in Iraq had been subjected to war since the 1960s and genocide in the 1980s. According to Malm, Human Rights Watch had reported that 182,000 people had been killed. He also claimed that Yasser Arafat had supported the genocide and compared the war history of the Kurds with Palestinian factions, which he claimed had started ten wars in 60 years. Regarding Iran, Malm wrote that the opposition to the Islamic regime had protested for freedom, while the regime had tried to kill Iranians abroad. He accused the Swedish Palestine movement of supporting the mullahs and described how Iranians had, according to him, been silenced, tortured, and killed for more than 40 years. Malm stated that Christians constituted 20 percent of the population of the Middle East at the beginning of the 20th century, and at most 2.5 percent today. He also referred to ISIS persecution of Christian Assyrians and Syriacs in Mosul in 2014. Malm claimed that Islamism and war had driven Christians to flee and criticized Palestinian activists for celebrating the Muslim Brotherhood and Islamist terror. https://t.co/WUoOR5opO7 #Kurdistan #Mellanöstern #HumanRights (translated)

For the first time, the Moderates, Christian Democrats, Liberals, and Sweden Democrats are forming a technical electoral collaboration in Linköping, which gives the Sweden Democrats historically significant influence in the opposition. #Linköping #Sverigedemokraterna #ValtekniskSamverkan (translated)

The writer criticized Andersson's leadership and stated that her side had won the election but lacked a plan to form a government. According to the writer, the Liberals would vote against her in the prime minister vote on Thursday. #SvenskPolitik #Ledarskap #Regering #SE (translated)

Negotiations are underway in the Stockholm Region for a new coalition consisting of the Social Democrats, the Green Party, the Centre Party, the Christian Democrats, and the Liberals, which could reduce the Left Party's influence over healthcare in the region. #Sjukvård #RegionStockholm #Politik (translated)

U.M. OSINT announced that he had informed the responsible district association of Bündnis 90/Die Grünen about his departure from the party in the afternoon. He stated that he was left-liberal and had originally become a member because the Greens had become more liberal. However, he can no longer support the development of the party since the last legislative period, particularly its positioning on Palestine, left-wing extremism, and terrorism. He cited the concessions made by the Greens to Die Linke in Berlin as a decisive reason, which he described as vague and unsubstantial. He criticized the Greens for not demanding any concrete consequences, such as the resignation or expulsion of Koçak, the dissolution of the Neukölln Linke association, or the working group on Palestine solidarity. He referred to alleged connections of the group to terrorism apologists and possible links to the PFLP. U.M. OSINT accused the Greens of effectively granting amnesty to left-wing enemies of democracy and terrorism supporters for the sake of maintaining power. In his view, the party has thereby forfeited any right to demand other parties distance themselves from the AfD. He also criticized the SPD and predicted that for them, it would increasingly be about achieving double-digit results in upcoming elections. Furthermore, he criticized political compromises made to maintain participation in government and warned of lasting damage to Berlin, particularly regarding investments and jobs. He stated that he no longer wants to disclose future party memberships publicly and expressed curiosity about the upcoming elections in Berlin and North Rhine-Westphalia. #Grüne #Politik #Deutschland (translated)

After trying several different solutions, we have landed on this solution – We went to the election with another council with the Moderates and the Liberals as the core together with us. But different political deadlocks and red lines on the right and left have made that coalition impossible. After trying several different solutions, we have landed on this solution, says Carl-Johan Schiller (KD), opposition regional councilor. #RegionStockholm #Mittenstyre #Politik (translated)

Final negotiations are underway for a coalition government in the Stockholm Region where the Social Democrats, the Green Party, the Centre Party, the Liberals, and the Christian Democrats are negotiating, which means that the Left Party is excluded from the cooperation. #RegionStockholm #Mittenstyre #Politik (translated)

Daniel Schatz described Gulan Avci's arrival and Jan Jönsson's departure as a boost for Stockholm. He referred to a DN article that described how Avci had furnished her office in the city hall with an Israeli flag, a poster reading "We can do it!" and boxing gloves. An unpacked moving box and wilted flowers reportedly indicated an intense election campaign. According to DN, Avci wanted the Liberals in Stockholm to continue tackling difficult issues over the next four years, including exclusion and honor culture. She also pointed out increased anti-Semitism as a problem. Avci accused the Palestinian movement of spreading anti-Semitism and harming democratic dialogue at recurring demonstrations, and claimed that the Social Democrats had not acted to stop the development. She stated that her criticism was not aimed at the right to demonstrate, but at anti-Semitic expressions and hatred within parts of the movement. #Stockholm #Liberalerna #Valrörelse (translated)

"To move forward, she also needs to be tested properly in the chamber. One cannot celebrate an electoral victory with cake and then not do the actual job." The leader of the Liberals, Simona Mohamsson, writes on X that she welcomes the fact that the leader of the Social Democrats, Magdalena Andersson, has been given the exploratory mission by the Speaker. #SvenskPolitik #MagdalenaAndersson #Regeringsbildning (translated)

I would like ETR to explain as if to a five-year-old what makes it so dangerous to collaborate with SD. The Liberals have managed it for four years and are ready to continue. Much thanks to a brave leader like Simona. So now explain your fine values and why you look down on others! #politik #SD #svenskpolitik (translated)