Slovenia voted in a key showdown between the liberal government and a right allied with Orban and Trump
Slovenia held contested parliamentary elections that may determine its political alignment between a liberal and a right-wing government.
The Liberals Open for Government Cooperation with the Sweden Democrats
The Swedish Liberal Party has officially opened the possibility of a government partnership with the Sweden Democrats following the recent re-election of their leader Simona Mohamsson.
Efraim joins PL at event with Flávio Bolsonaro in Paraíba
Senator Efraim Filho officially joined the Liberal Party (PL) during an event in Paraíba, marking the launch of his candidacy for the state's government in the 2026 elections.
What happens if the Liberal meeting votes no to the SD turnaround
The upcoming Liberal party meeting will address whether to support a shift in the party's stance towards the Sweden Democrats, with significant implications for party leadership and government stability.
With the presence of Flávio Bolsonaro, Álvaro Dias formalizes his affiliation to the PL
Álvaro Dias, a former mayor and candidate for the government of Rio Grande do Norte, officially joined the Liberal Party with Flávio Bolsonaro in attendance.
In South Australia One Nation has put meat on the bones of its polling surge – now both major parties need to respond
The South Australian election results saw Peter Malinauskas' Labor government confirmed as the winner, but the rise of One Nation poses significant challenges for both major parties.
Special. "Simona Mohamsson sees nothing new in the SD leader"
An analysis of Liberal leader's comments on a possible future government with the Sweden Democrats, raising questions about the implications of her statements.
John Carpay: Liberals have Canada leading the West in state surveillance
The article discusses how new legislation in Canada is enabling increased state surveillance and privacy intrusion under the Liberal government.
Liberal Alliance sets a goal of 19,000 fewer public employees: "Politicians must be tied to the mast"
Liberal Alliance aims to reduce the number of public employees by 19,000 over the next four years, seeking to cut government expenditures by over 14 billion kroner annually.
The L Leader in the Internal Meeting: "Not My First Choice"
Simona Mohamsson, the leader of the Liberals in Sweden, expressed that welcoming the Sweden Democrats into government is not her preferred solution during an internal meeting.
Supreme Court will hear challenge to Liberal gun ban
The Supreme Court of Canada is set to hear four appeals regarding the government's ban on over 2,500 'assault-style' firearms, a move criticized across the political spectrum.
Kristersson not worried about government crisis: 'Absolutely not'
Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson expressed no concern over a potential government crisis despite liberal ministers threatening to resign if a key vote does not go their way.
Liberal government appeals Emergencies Act decisions to the Supreme Court
The Liberal government of Canada is appealing to the Supreme Court to validate its use of the Emergencies Act during the 2022 Freedom Convoy protests after lower court rulings deemed the invocation unreasonable and unjustified.
Jewish groups press Liberals to ban ‘glorification’ of terrorism such as praising Hamas attacks
Jewish advocacy groups in Canada are urging the Liberal government to amend anti-hate legislation to include a ban on the glorification of terrorism, particularly in connection to Hamas attacks.
Letters to the Editor. Noted by DN readers on March 17
Readers of Dagens Nyheter share their opinions on the current situation in Sweden and the world, as well as on the newspaper's content from March 17.
Cash-strapped N.B. braces for cuts as Premier Holt’s Liberals deliver budget
New Brunswick's Liberal government, led by Premier Susan Holt, is set to announce a budget that may include significant cuts to services due to a projected $1.3 billion deficit for the 2025-26 fiscal year.
The Liberals Open the Door for Åkesson – Political Suicide or Game Changer?
The Liberal Party leader in Sweden has shifted her stance, now open to forming a government with the Sweden Democrats, raising concerns about potential backlash from voters.
Political drama in Sweden: 'This is a slap in the face for the entire base. The party is going to implode'
The leader of the Liberals in Sweden has pivoted to open discussions about forming a government with the Sweden Democrats, an unexpected move that could backfire with voters according to Kristina Olsson's analysis.
Mohamsson's (L) maneuver gives Andersson (S) a headache
Simona Mohamsson's potential continued support at the Liberal Party's extra national meeting casts doubts on Magdalena Andersson's electoral strategy by implicitly endorsing the Sweden Democrats in government.
PL officializes Marcos Rogério's pre-candidacy for the government of Rondônia
The Liberal Party officially announced Senator Marcos Rogério as their pre-candidate for the governorship of Rondônia during an event in Ji-Paraná, attended by notable party figures including Flávio Bolsonaro.
CNN liberal panelist argues billions spent on defense should go to health insurance instead
Leigh McGowan suggested that the U.S. should prioritize health insurance spending over defense in light of government military actions.
After the SD announcement: The Liberal Party's county chairman in Jönköping resigns
Jimmy Ekström, a member of the Liberal Party's board, has resigned from his position as county chairman in Jönköping after opposing a proposal for a government collaboration with the Sweden Democrats (SD).
Political Scientist: SD Could Take Important Ministerial Posts
Political discussions in Sweden indicate that the Sweden Democrats (SD) may be positioned to take significant ministerial roles following the Liberal Party's decision to ease restrictions on collaboration with SD.
The game behind the agreement - they solved the knot between SD and L
The Liberal party leader initiated secret negotiations with the Sweden Democrats regarding governmental issues.
Letter to the Editor. Mohamsson must immediately resign from her position
The article argues that Simona Mohamsson, leader of the Liberal Party, should resign due to breaking her promise regarding government support.
Political Scientist: L Faces a Disillusioned Membership
The Liberal Party in Sweden is predicted to alienate its members by supporting a government with far-right ministers, according to political scientist Jonas Hinnfors.
L and SD agree to sit in government together
The Liberal Party and the Sweden Democrats have agreed to form a government together, marking a significant shift in their political alliance.
L-leaders are furious and leaving: "Will implode"
Liberal leaders in Sweden express outrage and resignation after the party considers including the Sweden Democrats in future government coalitions.
The majority of L voters absolutely do not want to see SD in government
A recent poll indicates that a significant majority of Liberal Party voters in Sweden oppose the inclusion of the Sweden Democrats in the government, despite internal discussions within the party about potentially accepting their participation.
Unusual Shortened Deliberations, Silence within Party around Prime Minister Takagi
The Japanese government's cabinet, led by Prime Minister Sano Takagi, has shortened deliberation time on the 2026 fiscal budget to around 59 hours despite criticism, highlighting concerns over party dynamics and democratic processes.
Here are the points in the agreement between L and SD
The Liberal Party in Sweden is facing internal conflict over the potential inclusion of the Sweden Democrats in the government after the upcoming election, as party leader Simona Mohamsson is reportedly willing to reconsider their previous stance.
Liberal Leaders Meet About SD – New Announcement Expected
Liberal Party leaders in Sweden are holding a meeting to discuss their stance on including the Sweden Democrats in a future government.
Sources: L on the way to let SD into government cooperation
The Liberal Party in Sweden is reportedly considering allowing the Sweden Democrats to join a government cooperation, raising concerns among party members about its implications.
John Ivison: A Liberal majority might finally stop kowtowing to Quebec
John Ivison explores how a potential Liberal majority government under Prime Minister Mark Carney may change the dynamics of political influence exerted by Quebec nationalists in Canada.
Carney says ex-NDP floor-crosser Lori Idlout is ‘invaluable’ for Liberals
Prime Minister Mark Carney praised Nunavut MP Lori Idlout for her invaluable contribution to the Liberal caucus after she switched from the NDP to the Liberals, which could help strengthen the minority government.
Carney says floor-crossing Nunavut MP will ‘make an invaluable contribution’ to his government
Prime Minister Mark Carney welcomed Nunavut MP Lori Idlout's decision to join the Liberal Party, highlighting her potential impact on his government.
Hundreds of Muslim organizations tell Liberals they oppose anti-hate bill
Hundreds of Muslim organizations in Canada are expressing their opposition to the government's anti-hate bill, citing concerns over civil liberties and fundamental flaws in the legislation.
Liberals have proposed a debate on Iran war, federal House leader says
The Canadian government, led by Liberal House leader Steven MacKinnon, has proposed a debate in the House of Commons regarding the ongoing conflict in Iran and its implications for Canadians abroad.
Anand says she welcomes diverse viewpoints as she briefs her party on Iran
Foreign Minister Anita Anand of Canada emphasized the importance of diverse viewpoints within her party as she prepares for discussions on the government's stance on Iran, amid internal criticism of Prime Minister Mark Carney's position.
War? It turns out that nothing will distract the government from its target agenda
The article discusses the impending elections in Israel, highlighting the choice between a liberal democracy and an authoritarian regime amidst ongoing conflicts.
What is Tidö doing while the world burns?
The article discusses Sweden's government's response to global crises, particularly the impacts of the war in Iran.
Government Proposal for Expanding Arms Exports Finalized by LDP and Ishin to be Submitted to Prime Minister on the 6th
The Liberal Democratic Party and Ishin have finalized a proposal expanding Japan's arms export policies, which will be submitted to Prime Minister Kishida.
Jacinta Nampijinpa Price charged taxpayers to fly husband to CPAC where she railed against government spending
Liberal senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price faced criticism for using taxpayer money to fly her husband to a conservative conference while advocating for government spending cuts.
The government supports a liberal initiative on assisted reproduction but proposes to consider its own project
The Lithuanian government supports a legislative initiative to improve access to assisted reproduction but intends to propose its own related project to the Parliament.
Løkke criticizes Frederiksen and Lund Poulsen: "I am surprised by the pace and clarity with which it is taking place"
Lars Løkke Rasmussen criticizes Mette Frederiksen's proposal for a wealth tax as populist and suggests Troels Lund Poulsen has abandoned fundamental liberal values to secure political alliances.
Liberals call for ‘diplomatic solution,’ after initially backing attack on Iran
The Canadian Liberal government, led by Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand, calls for a diplomatic resolution to the conflict in the Persian Gulf after initially supporting military actions against Iran.
Matsui Takes Over as Chief Secretary of the Prime Minister from Tachibana Who Hails from the LDP
The Japanese government announced the resignation of Tachibana Takashi as Chief Secretary to Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi after just under five months and appointed Matsui Masayuki, coming from the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, as his successor.
"Iran's nuclear weapons cannot be tolerated," "We can’t just criticize America"... Japan's government and ruling party show support for Trump
The Japanese government and ruling Liberal Democratic Party are exhibiting a supportive stance towards the U.S. and Israel's recent airstrikes on Iran, suggesting that criticism alone is insufficient given historical contexts.
All about choice? Liberals move childcare battlelines to vouchers for nannies and grandparents
The Liberal Party of Australia is proposing government-funded vouchers for childcare options such as nannies and grandparents, challenging Labor's plans for universal childcare ahead of the upcoming election.
Jamie Sarkonak: Even Liberals Know Their Immigration Plan, and Minister, Are Duds
The article critiques the Liberal government's immigration plan as ineffective and highlights ongoing challenges related to immigration that remain unaddressed.