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Jon Stephensen revealed in an interview that he was offered 1.3 million kroner by leaders of the Moderates to resign from his mandate, which he declined.

The Moderaterna party in Sweden is struggling to maintain voter support at around 17% as the election approaches, with concerns growing about its ability to recover in time.

Internal documents indicate the Moderates' strategy to capture 160,000 votes from the Social Democrats and Center Party ahead of the upcoming election in Sweden.

Current MP Henrik Rejnholt Andersen from the Moderates has switched to the Liberal Party after serving as a substitute since October 2024.

The article criticizes Sweden's Moderate Party for neglecting the economic legacy established by former leaders Borg and Reinfeldt, highlighting concerns over their handling of the national economy and responsibility towards future generations.

The Danish Ministry of the Interior has requested the Moderates to rectify deficiencies in the party's accounts for the second year in a row.

Tobias Grotkjær Elmstrøm, a member of the Danish Parliament from the Moderates party, has announced that he will not seek re-election due to personal reasons related to family illness.

Tobias Grotkjær Elmstrøm, a member of the Danish Parliament from the Moderates, has announced he will not run for re-election due to personal reasons, despite his enjoyment of political work.

The Moderates party in Denmark has shown significant gains according to a recent poll, positioning leader Lars Løkke Rasmussen as a potential key player in future government negotiations.

René Christensen, the former vice chairman of the Danish People's Party, has decided not to run for the Danish Parliament with the Moderates after previously serving nearly 15 years in office.

The Moderates party in Sweden is proposing chemical castration for pedophiles as part of a plan to combat sexual abuse against children, linking treatment to conditional release.

A call from the grassroots of the Social Democratic Party in Sweden for the leadership to clarify how a coalition with the Moderate Party would function after the upcoming elections.

The hip-hop group Kneecap's scheduled performance in Stockholm has sparked controversy and criticism from local political leaders due to past allegations against one of its members regarding terrorism.

The Swedish government is preparing measures to halt the deportations of teenagers, responding to increasing political and public pressure.

Readers of Dagens Nyheter express their views on the situation in Sweden and the world, as well as the content of the newspaper.

Progressive candidate Analilia Mejia is poised to win a congressional seat, marking another victory for the progressive faction against moderate Democrats.

The Moderate Party in Sweden has announced plans to allocate millions to lower ferry ticket prices for residents of Gotland.

The podcast discusses the similarities between the Social Democrats and the Moderates in Sweden's election strategies, questioning if imitation could lead to electoral success.

CNews, a major French news channel, continues to employ Jean-Marc Morandini, a host recently convicted of sexual harassment against minors, raising moral questions about the station's values and editorial choices.

In a recent exit poll conducted by Asahi Shimbun, the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) topped the proportional vote choices across all age demographics in Japan, while centrist parties garnered less than 10% support among voters aged 40 and younger.

Portugal is entering a pivotal presidential election where the moderate candidate A. J. Seguro faces off against the populist A. Ventura.

The state has reported the Association of January 8, 2021, known as the Moderates' money club, to the police due to alleged lack of documentation, a claim described by the new chairman as "surprising and incomprehensible."

Mohammad Rona, the political spokesperson for the Moderates, asserts that their collaboration with the Social Democrats is 'excellent', despite concerns raised by colleagues regarding the Social Democrats' new school proposal.

Bergur Løkke Rasmussen has announced that he is stepping down from his candidacy for the upcoming parliamentary elections for the Moderates, opting to focus on his role in the local council in Helsingør instead.

The Moderate Party advocates for life sentences for leaders of criminal gangs to curb their influence, as stated by Justice Minister Gunnar Strömmer.

Richard Herrey, who left the Moderates in December for a new chapter in life, is making a political comeback by joining the Christian Democrats, expressing satisfaction with the party's values.

Lars Løkke Rasmussen, chairman of the Moderates, will run in the Zealand electoral district for the upcoming parliamentary elections despite previously planning to switch to East Jutland.

Lars Løkke Rasmussen, the leader of the Moderates, has decided to run in the Zealand constituency for the upcoming parliamentary elections instead of East Jutland as previously announced.

Morten E.G. Brautsch, who is a special advisor to Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen, is running for the parliamentary elections for the Moderates later this year.

The article discusses how financial influencers selling courses in dropshipping and stock analysis are attracting youth on platforms like YouTube and TikTok, while the Moderates party ranks highest in the Medieakademin's annual power barometer for economics on social media.

Linda Frohm of the Moderates criticizes the silence from Region Norrbotten regarding serious issues in adult psychiatry, including a lack of care facilities and threats to patient safety at Sunderby hospital.

Entrepreneur Jonas Åström argues that after the next election, the Social Democrats and Moderates should seriously consider forming a responsible majority government to unite the country around its key challenges.

The author criticizes the proposed 'security rents' by the Moderates as a mockery towards hard-working individuals, especially those without inherited wealth, highlighting societal undervaluation of essential work.

Virginia Democrats have swiftly shifted from moderate positions to more extreme liberal stances following recent elections.

Ulf Kristersson, leader of the Moderates, asserts that Jimmie Åkesson lacks the necessary support to become prime minister while he himself is capable of gathering such backing, as he begins a three-day campaign tour in Sweden.

The leader of the Christian Democrats is in conflict with the Moderates, while Simona Mohamsson (L) remains passive, raising questions about whether the Liberals exist for Ulf Kristersson (M) or their voters.

The article reveals that celebrity chef Jesper Julian Møller, King Frederik's close friend Christian Levin, and restaurateur Jesper Marcussen are among the largest contributors to the Moderates party in 2024.

The upcoming House of Representatives election in Fukuoka's 11th district sees a clash between the ruling Liberal Democratic Party and the opposition as various candidates, including moderates, enter the race amid a historic rivalry.

High-ranking KD sources express dissatisfaction with how the Moderates manage their coalition partners in government, while party leader Ebba Busch openly flirts with opposition leader Magdalena Andersson.

The article discusses how the Moderates party might distance itself from the struggling Liberals party amid declining opinion poll numbers.

The article discusses the shortcomings and failures of moderate political figures and their impact on current political landscapes.

The Democratic Party faces deep divisions between progressives and moderates over candidate nominations ahead of the crucial midterm elections in 2026, despite recent electoral victories.