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Last update: 6 hours agoSweden’s far-right power bid: Sweden Democrats say they “won the arguments” after four years propping up Ulf Kristersson’s minority government, arguing it’s time for a share of power ahead of September—while Kristersson says he has lifted his “red lines,” raising the risk the coalition could unravel. Islam & integration policy push: The party renews calls to halt new Islamic schools and close existing ones, plus banning hijab for teachers and students and restricting it in hospitals and other public institutions. PFAS crackdown: Climate minister Romina Pourmokhtari says Sweden will ban “forever chemicals” in consumer goods like clothing, kitchenware and cosmetics from Jan. 1, 2028, ahead of an expected EU-wide restriction. Stockholm politics meets security debate: A Swedish police veteran credits tougher laws for improving safety in Uppsala, but warns Islamization and parallel structures are the deeper long-term threat. EU budget fight: Brussels faces a roughly €60bn gap for the next seven-year budget and is weighing “own resources” like levies on large firms and parts of excise and emissions revenues.
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