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Sofia Norlin participates in the protests in France for social justice and equal educational opportunities and criticizes the media's focus on violence instead of the political dialogue that is lacking between the students and the government. #Frankrike #skolstrejk #socialrättvisa (translated)

Philip Syren wrote in Kvartalet that the Somali Youth Association in Sweden (Sufis) had received a million grant for five youth exchanges. According to him, an examination of the participant lists showed that 58 out of 59 names did not exist. He also wrote that there was a lack of legislation regulating non-profit organizations. #Sverige #Ungdom #IdeellaFöreningar #SE #SO (translated)

The article emphasizes the need for five new Kumla institutions per year due to the rapidly increasing number of imprisoned individuals, but points out that there is a lack of a coherent plan for how this expansion should be implemented, which poses significant risks. #Kumlaanstalter #fängelsefrågor #samhällspolitik (translated)

Today's news on October 13 focuses on the upcoming vote on Magdalena Andersson as prime minister, at least ten people missing after attacks in the Black Sea off Bulgaria, as well as Sweden's success in the World Cup playoffs after a big victory against Lithuania. #Sverige #MagdalenaAndersson #VMplayoff (translated)

The writer wrote to SplutC and Carina Hägg that there was no evidence that hormones and surgery alleviated mental suffering in young people with gender identity problems. They also claimed that there was no scientific support for the idea that a new personal identification number eased the same suffering and described it as misleading vulnerable and depressed youth. (translated)

Jessica Stegrud wrote that she believed that DN's image setting did not reflect reality. According to her, the committee minority was very critical and raised many unanswered questions. Stegrud interpreted the opponents' stance as a desire for a general amnesty for individuals who had at some point received residence permits on the grounds of family ties as children, practically regardless of circumstances and age. She wrote that the Sweden Democrats would never agree to that and that the course change the party had achieved during the last electoral period must continue. She emphasized that the party had not voted for a stop law. According to Stegrud, the decision instead meant that the red-green coalition, due to its majority in the committee, must prepare the matter and specify what they believed was lacking in the current legislation. #politik #Sverige #immigration (translated)

My assessment is that there has been progress, but at present, the conditions for forming a government that can be tolerated by the parliament are lacking. This is not least about incompatible positions on the government issue; Magdalena Andersson (S) states that it has not been possible to create a government base that can withstand a vote in parliament. #Sverige #MagdalenaAndersson #Regeringsbildning (translated)

My overall assessment is that progress has been made, but at the same time there are currently no conditions for forming a government that can be tolerated by the parliament. There are no conditions to form a government, says S-leader Magdalena Andersson after her meeting with Speaker Andreas Norlén. #Riksdagsvalet2026 #MagdalenaAndersson #Regeringsfrågan (translated)

Mats Yxhäll wrote that SD declined in the election after four years with what he described as the best government support Sweden has had in sixty years. He called SD the engine and steering wheel of the Tidö government and noted that the party's role in Swedish politics is now questioned by some. Yxhäll argued that SD was needed for common sense, future foresight, consequence thinking, and a Sweden-friendly policy, and suggested that this was lacking in all other parties. He used derogatory language about the red-green parties and referred to what he described as their decades in power. #Sverige #politik #SD (translated)

Maria Falk stated that 850 children were missing in Sweden after this year's summer break. She wrote that she had started to investigate the issue as early as 2024 and that SD Örebro had since brought it up at several municipal council meetings, without anything happening. Falk criticized the left for being, in her opinion, loud on the issue of teenage deportations but silent about the missing children. She asked if the left believed that some children were more valuable than others and what the silence could be attributed to. #Sverige #Barn #Politik (translated)