Regarding Mohamsson's Re-election: A New Situation in Swedish Politics
Tobias Baudin of the Social Democrats remarks that the re-election of Liberal leader Simona Mohamsson increases the likelihood of the Sweden Democrats' Jimmie Γ kesson becoming Prime Minister.
Danish Prime Minister Seeks Third Term in Next Week's Elections
Denmark's Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen is aiming for a third term as her Social Democrats face declining support ahead of the elections next week.
Social Democrats' branches are finalizing candidates for party chairpersons
The Social Democratic Party of Lithuania is set to announce candidates for its leadership positions, with significant names already proposed, as they prepare for upcoming elections in May.
In a rare interview, the last power figure of the Social Democrats in Copenhagen bids farewell. He has one good piece of advice for his successor
Jan Salling Kristensen, the last significant figure of the Social Democrats in Copenhagen, reflects on his career and offers advice to his successor in a rare interview.
The left is tired of coalition dramas but promises to resolve them soon
Lithuanian leftists express frustration over coalition politics but are committed to finding a resolution this spring.
Social Democrats to Provide Better Conditions for Parents of Young Children
The Social Democrats plan to present a proposal that would allow parents of young children to reduce their work hours for a period while receiving financial support.
Social Democrats Propose More Cases Where Parents Who Neglect Their Children Should Not Have Right to Maintenance
Lithuanian politicians are proposing legislative changes to outline specific scenarios where parents neglecting their children would lose their rights to maintenance.
DN Debate: 'The queues are growing β regardless of the Left's excuses'
Moderate politicians criticize the Social Democrats for worsening healthcare queues in the Stockholm region despite claims of improving healthcare.
S and V in Trouble: The Big Campaign Machines No Longer Work
The article discusses the declining effectiveness of traditional campaign strategies for the Social Democrats and the Liberal Party in Denmark.
Without intrigue, but with striking messages: the future of the Social Democrats is almost clear
The Lithuanian Social Democratic Party is set to nominate temporary chairman Mindaugas SinkeviΔius for leadership, marking a shift towards a more stable party structure after rival candidates have withdrawn.
S is ready to drop immigration proposals for government dreams
Denmark's Social Democrats, led by Rasmus Stoklund, may not move forward with all proposed immigration reforms post-election despite prior commitments.
"Where is J. Oleko's mind?": expert calls social democrats' stance "political impotence"
Political scientist Vytautas Dumbliauskas critiques the Social Democratsβ decision-making following a visit to Hungary sanctioned by Juozas Olekas' crucial vote.
S: Wants to see a Swedish consulate in Greenland
The Social Democrats in Sweden, led by Magdalena Andersson, advocate for the establishment of a Swedish consulate in Greenland to strengthen relations amid current security concerns.
Internal anger against Ardalan Shekarabi's statement about a government with the Moderates
Ardalan Shekarabi's recent suggestion of a potential coalition with the Moderates has sparked significant backlash within the Social Democratic party.
Significant announcement: S will produce fewer pigs in Denmark
The Social Democrats in Denmark propose new regulations to reduce pig production and improve animal welfare following a political debate on protecting pigs.
The Social Democrats want to 'significantly' reduce pig exports
The Social Democrats in Denmark propose measures to drastically lower pig exports and improve conditions for pigs, including regulations on breeding and transportation.
The Social Democratic Party Board Considers Extending the Chairman's Term
The Social Democratic Party (LSDP) in Lithuania is debating a potential constitutional amendment to extend the term of the party chairman from two to four years.
S: Establish a National Energy Council
The Social Democrats in Sweden are proposing the establishment of a national energy council to address the current energy crisis and rising oil prices.
Election test linked to DF has attracted attention: S will review rules after the election
A recent election test, which claims to be neutral but notably did not align with the Social Democrats or Venstre, has prompted the Social Democrats to consider new regulations to address such misinformation after the upcoming elections.
Here is a story that the conservatives can use to defeat the Social Democrats
The article discusses the historical and strategic methods through which conservative parties in Denmark can seize power from the largely dominant Social Democrats.
Heavy S-politician opens up for government with M
Ardalan Shekarabi, the Social Democratic labor market policy spokesperson, indicates openness to a coalition government with the Moderates in Sweden.
Social Democrats of Vilnius District Present Three Candidates for Mayor, Final Decision in Autumn
The Social Democrats in Vilnius District have introduced three candidates for the mayoral position, with a final decision expected in the autumn.
Former Minister Birte Weiss has died
Former Danish Minister Birte Weiss passed away on Saturday after a long illness at the age of 84.
The Unity List wants to combat S-immigration policy but hesitates with mistrust.
The Unity List criticizes the Social Democrats' immigration proposals but is cautious about taking strong action against the government.
We talk most about Mette and Troels, but perhaps it is just as relevant to focus on Mona and Pia
The article discusses the uncertainty surrounding the future government of Denmark, highlighting the fluctuating political landscape amidst an ongoing election campaign.
Political Editor: Hard Confrontation between S and V could be the Start of Something Wilder
In a backdrop of political campaigning, veteran leftist politician SΓΈren SΓΈndergaard is stepping down, as many notable political figures prepare for elections in Denmark.
Tomas Ramberg: C has become the party for liberals who do not hate social democrats
The article discusses how the Center party in Sweden has positioned itself as a refuge for liberal voters who reject the authoritarian leanings of the Sweden Democrats and still value collaboration with social democrats.
Radicals and Moderates Can Smash Employees' Pension Dreams
Danish politics face a paradox where a majority of voters desire more equitable pension arrangements, but coalition challenges with the Moderates and Radicals may prevent this from happening.
S-mayor takes over KL chairman position
Peter Rahbæk Juel has assumed the chairmanship of the Association of Municipalities in Denmark (KL) following a vote at the Municipal Political Summit in Aalborg.
Political Editor: The Parties Are Spraying Election Promises, but Only a Few of Them Matter to Voters
The article discusses the disconnect between political promises made during the election campaign and the actual interests of Danish voters, suggesting that only a few key issues resonate with the public.
Venstre reacts to new Megafon poll with bad news for the blue bloc: 'Just send the same answer as the other day'
The latest Megafon poll suggests that red parties in Denmark, led by Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen, are maintaining strong support, potentially leading to a favorable outcome in the elections.
S-top in Gislaved sent membership register to Kommunal - "Very serious"
A political controversy arises in Gislaved as Socialdemocrat Marie Johansson sends sensitive membership information to a rival party's local division, leading to significant accusations of misconduct.
A detail on page 35 reveals that the Social Democrats are ready to send the pension bill to thousands of Danes
The Social Democrats propose changes to the Arne pension, impacting high-earning academics with potential reduced pensions.
A Detail on Page 35 Reveals That the Social Democrats Are Ready to Pass the Pension Bill onto Thousands of Danes
The Social Democrats' proposal for an improved Arne pension may lead to reduced pension benefits for high-paid academics in Denmark.
Did you notice the wording? The Social Democrats open up to send pension bills to thousands of Danes
The Social Democrats in Denmark are proposing changes that could lead to reduced pensions for high-earning academics in order to expand access to a specific pension scheme.
S demands cessation of criticized electricity charges
The Social Democrats in Sweden are pushing for a pause on newly introduced electricity charges that penalize households based on their electricity usage patterns.
SVT/Verian: S lowest rating in over three years - loses to C
The Social Democrats in Sweden see a significant decline in voter support, marking their lowest rating in over three years, while the Center Party experiences a notable increase in popularity.
SF Candidate: The Social Democrats' Health Proposal is Insane in Several Ways. It is Difficult to Determine Which is Worst
A candidate from the Socialist People's Party criticizes the Social Democrats' health proposal, arguing that it is flawed and overlooks the pressing issue of inequality in healthcare.
The Social Democrats' pension proposal sends a billion-crown bill into the future
The Social Democrats' pension proposal could lead to a future budget deficit of 21 billion kroner for Denmark.
S in talks with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs: 'Clarify any ambiguities'
The Social Democrats in Sweden have reached out to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to clarify their stance on nuclear policy amid criticism.
Controversial proposal took the agenda for the Social Democrats' immigration proposal
The Danish Prime Minister presented 18 immigration tightening measures, among which were included some controversial proposals and previously unfulfilled suggestions.
The Social Democrats Still Want to Stop the Asylum Flow. Just like in 2018. And 2022 ...
Danish Prime Minister Frederiksen presented 18 immigration restrictions to address the asylum seeker flow, reviving proposals from previous years.
S demands 600 million for maternity care
The Social Democrats in Sweden are calling on the government to restore 600 million Swedish kronor to maternal and newborn care, citing adverse effects from recent cuts.
Calls the regional leader to the committee after the washcloth debacle
Following a controversy over washing cloths at a MalmΓΆ maternity ward, Sweden's Social Democrats are summoning both the health minister and a regional leader to answer questions about maternity care.
Social Democrats' Leader: The Proposal to Impose Fines for Repeated Violations of Parliamentary Ethics is Excessive
The leader of the Social Democratic party claims that fines for repeated ethical violations by politicians may not effectively change behavior.
VU Chairman: My party should drop the idea of a government collaboration with the Social Democrats
The chairman of the Young Conservatives in Denmark urges his party to move away from considering a coalition with the Social Democrats.
Election Goal: To Open 5,260 Doors - Per Day
The Swedish Social Democratic Party aims to engage 1,027,400 voters through door-to-door campaigning before the upcoming election, requiring an average of 5,260 interactions daily.
Overview of election day: Troels Lund Poulsen has launched attacks on the Social Democrats' election machine
Troels Lund Poulsen has received a backhanded compliment from Mette Frederiksen, highlighting the tension between their political parties during the election.
"Of course it has an effect"
The Social Democrats in Denmark propose a new education initiative called Lilleskolen to address high absenteeism and low performance among 9th graders.
The Social Democrats send billions to elementary school β but the problems are greatest among the older students
The Social Democrats in Denmark are proposing a significant investment in early education to support younger students, despite rising absenteeism and motivation issues among older students.