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Swedish Party Rules Out Coalition With Social Democrats, Leaves Door Open to Cooperation
A Swedish political party has publicly declined to join a formal coalition government with the Social Democrats while signaling willingness to collaborate on specific policy issues. The statement clarifies the party’s red lines ahead of ongoing parliamentary negotiations.
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aftonbladetSwedish13h ago
Vill äta köttbullar med S – men inte regera ihop
KD-ledaren Ebba Busch har inga röda linjer gentemot Socialdemokraternas Magdalena Andersson och tar…
Read full article →svenska-dagbladetSwedish13h ago
Vill äta köttbullar med S – men inte regera ihop
KD-ledaren Ebba Busch har inga röda linjer gentemot Socialdemokraternas Magdalena Andersson och tar…
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