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Under existing constitutional protections, no Swedish citizen who is or has been domiciled in the country can be stripped of their nationality.
Fladeland said he hoped the federal government would step in to block further plans on expropriation.
The internal pushback coincides with broader policy disagreements regarding foreign affairs, law enforcement and migration.
“After the death of my stepdaughter, I realised that I need time to come to terms with my grief. I want to take sufficient time for this,” she wrote.
The Social Democrat leader told a press conference on Monday that there was “currently no possibility” for her to put a cabinet together.
Krings acknowledged "crafting errors" in the federal government and said he was "not satisfied with all aspects of the government reshuffle".
A string of recent surveys place the SPÖ well below its result at the September 2024 National Council election, when it took 21.1 per cent.
About 50,000 votes separated the two blocs in a country of 10.6 million. Turnout was 84.8 per cent.
Novus's previous reading, on August 19, had put the opposition 6.9 points ahead. Observers note that either side could now win.
Andrew Burnham's impending leadership of the Labour Party raises questions about his ability to unify a struggling party and address significant national challenges.
The party now stands nine points ahead of Chancellor Friedrich Merz's CDU/CSU, which falls to its lowest level in five years with 20 per cent.
The party now stands level with the hard-left Die Linke on 11 per cent, marking a new historic low for Germany’s oldest political party.
The coalition brings together the Social Democrats, the Green Left party, the Social Liberal Party and the centrist Moderates.
In a display of cross-party co-ordination, Germany’s Social Democratic Party (SPD), Greens and The Left, have announced they are halting activity on the platform…
The Social Democratic Party (SPD) in the German capital of Berlin has announced plans to set up a special investigative unit to examine thousands of rental contracts…
The State parliament of Saxony-Anhalt has approved a major reform of the eastern German state’s constitution — supposedly aimed at “strengthening democracy”…
After Denmark held an election yesterday for its national parliament, two of the country’s current governing parties faced the worst election results in more than…
The right-wing Alternative for Germany party (AfD) has achieved its best result ever in a major election in Western Germany.
Denmark looks set to maintain a tough stance on migration policy even after the snap election, which the Danish prime minister, Mette Frederiksen, called on February…
A large majority of Germans think their country’s welfare state cannot be upheld financially in its current form.
Two months before Slovenia's next parliamentary elections, long-time leader of the Left (Levica), Matej Tašner Vatovec, defected to the rival Social Democrats (SD).
Germany’s right-wing AfD opposition has continued to extend its lead in opinion polls in the new year.
Germany's Economic Affairs Minister Katherina Reiche says her country's next generation will be poorer than the present one unless Germans started to work more hours.
Consider Denmark’s recent municipal elections: They have shaken Danish politics ahead of next year’s national election, with all parties in government receiving…
A dispute over a reform of Germany’s pension system has escalated into a crisis that threatens to blow apart the Christian Democratic Party (CDU) of Chancellor…
Germany’s Social Democratic Party (SPD) is firing up the class struggle rhetoric.
Anna-Karin Hatt, the leader of the Swedish Liberal Centre Party (Centerpartiet), caused surprise when she announced her resignation, citing an unbearable wave of…
Germany’s Social Democratic Party (SPD) is pushing for more tax revenue from estate taxes.
In a closely contested parliamentary election held, Norway's centre-left bloc, anchored by the Socialist-leaning Labour Party, has secured a narrow victory, claiming…
Germany’s Social Democratic Party (SPD) is pushing for an end to a regulation that lowers the tax burden on married couples.
