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Emma Berginger (MP)
What Emma Berginger has said in the chamber of the Swedish Riksdag, debate by debate. The lines under each debate sum up a speech; they are written and translated by AI in advance and may contain errors, so check against the speech.
Kammarkoll has the Riksdag's speeches from 26 September 2022 onwards; older debates are not included.
Armed Forces climate adaptation and Russia threat profile
- Argues that the Armed Forces must be adapted to the climate crisis to maintain its capability. Criticizes the minister for not having taken concrete measures or followed up on the ordinance on climate adaptation. Wants the climate issue to be integrated into the long-term defense planning. Read the speech
- Asks what measures the Minister of Defence has taken to adapt the total defense to a changed climate and integrate climate consequences into long-term defense planning. Argues that the Armed Forces must phase out fossil fuels to ensure capability in a future energy system. Also asks what the government is doing concretely to handle climate-related threats to food and drinking water supplies. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government lacks clear measures and extra ambitions for necessary climate adaptation. Argues that the Armed Forces must adapt its operations to a changed climate and a society that has transitioned in order to maintain its capability. Read the speech
Military cooperation and NATO membership: foreign forces
- Argues that Sweden needs a strengthened total defense and cooperation with allies, but wants to reject the government's proposal as it implies a shift of power from the Riksdag. Criticizes expanded exceptions for the export of war materiel and demands a national law prohibiting nuclear weapons on Swedish territory. Read the speech
- Wants a Swedish export legislation that is very restrictive and focuses on security policy interests as well as democracy criteria. Asks whether all allies are seen as full-fledged democracies with free courts and freedom of the press. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government's vague stance lacks legislation prohibiting nuclear weapons on Swedish territory. Argues that legislation is necessary to guarantee that nuclear weapons are not brought in in connection with allies' defense measures. Read the speech
- Argues that the Green Party accepts the NATO membership and wants Sweden to be a solidary ally that pushes for democratic values. Criticizes that the government is not clear about closing the door to nuclear weapons on Swedish territory. Read the speech
- Wants to safeguard the broad consensus in defense and security policy. Argues that the nuclear weapons issue is reasonable to address because the government lacks reservations against nuclear weapons and emphasizes that the Green Party has firmly said no to Nordic nuclear weapons. Read the speech
Nuclear material control and safety requirements in defense report
- Highlights the major security risks that nuclear power entails, especially in times of war. Argues that the government should conduct risk assessments from a total defense perspective and that nuclear power actors should bear their own costs for security and waste. Read the speech
New nuclear power sites in coastal areas and archipelagos
- Criticizes new nuclear power due to high costs, environmental consequences, safety risks, and the threat of war. Moves for the rejection of the proposal in order to protect sensitive coastal environments, nature, and cultural environments from large-scale industrial establishment. Read the speech
Sweden's contribution to NATO's forward presence in Finland
- Proposes approval of the proposal and argues that Sweden should be a solidary ally that takes responsibility for the security of the surrounding area. Emphasizes that the effort is primarily a peacetime deterrence that requires respect for local communities and the environment. Read the speech
Sweden's military support to Ukraine: air defense and arms
- Supports that Sweden continues to help Ukraine with weapons, humanitarian aid, and economic support. Argues that the government should work to ensure that the EU stays united and put pressure on the USA to contribute. Wants the support to be long-term and that the budget framework be extended without an upper limit. Emphasizes the importance of educational initiatives and also wants to scale up the efforts to stop Putin's shadow fleet. Read the speech
Aid, citizenship, tax relief, defense and healthcare debate
- Argues that the climate crisis is an existential threat that the government does not take seriously. Asks the Minister of Defence how the defence can contribute to reduced emissions and be future-proofed without the defence capability being diminished. Read the speech
National cybersecurity strategy 2025-2029 goals and encryption
- Argues that cybersecurity must be increased in both the public and private sectors through practical action and resources. Also wants to strengthen the psychological defense against disinformation and spread competence in society. Read the speech
Armed Forces personnel: 30% higher allowance and 3.5% GDP
- Wants the recruitment to be based on voluntariness and that the daily allowance be index-regulated. Argues that the working conditions and equality must be improved and demands that Sweden takes responsibility for foreign personnel in Afghanistan. Read the speech
Military affairs: defense capability, conscription and environment
- Argues that coexistence between the defense and civil activities must be achieved by adhering to environmental legislation. Asks what degree of deviation from environmental protection is acceptable in order to keep war at bay. Read the speech
- Argues that coexistence requires dialogue with local actors to ensure both security and acceptance. Criticizes the government's decision on offshore wind power as hindering technical possibilities and sending a negative signal to investors. Read the speech
- Argues that civil defense is crucial for a functioning total defense and that the defense should be defensive. Wants the Armed Forces to facilitate the expansion of sea-based wind power and that the government should issue mandates for climate adaptation and remediation of PFAS contamination. Read the speech
Crisis preparedness: coast guard, civil service and rescue services
- Argues that the climate crisis and biodiversity are major security policy challenges that require clearer distribution of responsibility and resources. Wants to strengthen the rescue services, the Coast Guard, and the Swedish Customs Service, as well as investigate an expanded civil service to meet natural disasters and crises within health and care. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's policy for increasing emissions instead of reducing them. Argues that Sweden must be able to handle both military threats and climate change simultaneously to ensure a robust society. Read the speech
- Argues that climate policy is missing from the debate. Criticizes that the government's policy leads to increased greenhouse gas emissions and emphasizes the need to both reduce emissions and adapt society to a changed climate. Read the speech
Sweden's participation in Nato air defense operations in Poland
- Moves to approve the proposition. Criticizes that the government is considering obtaining an expanded mandate to send armed forces abroad without the Riksdag's approval and argues that the Riksdag should retain this mandate. Read the speech
Cycling policy: S wants to double traffic by 2035
- Argues that the bicycle is a freedom reform that reduces climate emissions. Criticizes the government's lack of will and resources to reach goals and points out that nothing is happening now compared to the previous government's initiatives. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the car norm is favored at the expense of other types of traffic. Argues that it is important to set goals and allocate resources to create a safe and smooth cycling infrastructure. Read the speech
- Argues that cycling is socio-economically beneficial but that conditions in rural areas have deteriorated due to traffic measures for cars. Wants to introduce a rural environment agreement, establish a national goal to double cycling by 2035 and allocate more resources to cycling infrastructure. Criticizes the government for not prioritizing cycling nationally and for having removed urban environment agreements. Proposes, among other things, amended road laws for land access, rules of consideration during overtaking, school zones and simplified traffic rules for cyclists. Read the speech
Privacy protection in signal intelligence and defense activities
- Want to emphasize the importance of clear regulation for international cooperation in order to safeguard privacy and human rights. Argues that independent review is important and urges the government to work towards a purposeful intelligence operation. Read the speech
Sweden's foreign policy: Ukraine aid, feminist policy and DCA
- Criticizes that the US cuts in aid policy have dreadful consequences for poor people and children. Asks whether the Sweden Democrats see Trump's actions as a model for Sweden or what the member's analysis of the situation is. Read the speech
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- Argues that Sweden must stand up against authoritarian forces through cooperation with democracies and by strengthening the rules-based world order. Wants the government to extend support to Ukraine, tighten sanctions against Russia, increase core support to the UN and reduce dependence on China. Criticizes the US president for his statements regarding Greenland and Gaza. Read the speech
Total Defence 2025-2030: S, M, C plans for defense spending
- Wants a more long-term and balanced investment in civil defense as well as a preparedness tax to finance the defense expansion. Criticizes the government's removal of goals for supply preparedness and international missions, as well as the lack of a conscript music corps in Norrland. Read the speech
- Argues that the defense should be defensive in its character and structure based on the principle of self-defense in international law. Emphasizes the importance of close cooperation with the Nordic and Baltic neighboring countries. Read the speech
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- Asks the Minister of Defence about the climate issue. Criticizes the government for not more clearly demanding that the Armed Forces adapt to the climate crisis and argues that rejections of wind turbines threaten a sustainable electricity supply. Asks how the government will avoid new PFAS scandals. Read the speech
- Asks why the government has difficulty prescribing that the Armed Forces should adapt to the climate transition. Criticizes that the Armed Forces' activities have caused PFAS contamination and asks how existing contamination should be handled and how future scandals should be avoided. Read the speech
- Argues that the financing of the total defense should be carried out through a readiness tax or other methods that do not harm important operations. Criticizes the government's proposal to remove goals for civil defense and asks why these goals should be removed. Read the speech
- Argues that the government's new goal structure hides important sub-goals and risks them being missed. Asks why the order of the goals has been changed so that the protection of the civilian population has been moved down in the priority order. Read the speech
Sweden's 2025 NATO contribution and defense against Russia
- Supports the contribution to NATO's deterrence but opposes the government being authorized to deploy forces without the Riksdag's consent in each individual case. Also wants to demand that the agenda for women, peace, and security be integrated into the Swedish contribution. Read the speech
- Asks why the government has not included the agenda for women, peace and security in the bill despite it being to be integrated into NATO's activities. Also asks about mutual nuclear disarmament and the work with the Stockholm Initiative. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government for not taking gender equality issues seriously in governing documents. Asks how the government specifically intends to work towards a world without nuclear weapons and be a driving force in disarmament efforts. Read the speech
Total Defence 2025-2030: Nato, civil resilience and 2.4% GDP
- Argues that Sweden must strengthen its defense capability while maintaining a solidarity-based security policy with a focus on diplomacy, human rights, and the climate issue. Wants Sweden to work for a global ban on lethal autonomous weapons, nuclear disarmament, and that Nato must not have permanent bases on Swedish territory. Read the speech
- Accepts the Nato membership but wants Sweden to be an active voice within Nato. Argues that permanent bases or troops in Sweden are not the most effective way and can lead to negative consequences for the local community. Suggests instead that Sweden contributes to forward positions in Latvia and Finland. Read the speech
- Argues that permanent bases in Sweden are not needed and are not an effective way to manage the alliance's resources. Points out that more NATO troops in Sweden implies an increased threat and advocates instead for rotating units. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden needs an upgraded total defense to meet military threats, hybrid threats, and climate change. Wants Sweden to take the lead in the work for international rules and norm-setting work against autonomous weapons. Read the speech
- Criticizes the previous post as misleading and argues that Sweden needs an international regulatory framework and research to meet threats in ethically acceptable ways. Emphasizes the importance of laws and regulations on the international arena. Read the speech
- Argues that the defense commission is a good tool for consensus, but expresses concern over the lack of independence in Nato. Asks how Sweden can contribute to international missions via the UN and remain an independent voice for disarmament and human rights. Read the speech
- Asks how the government views NATO's nuclear deterrence and permanent bases. Also asks how the government views the total defense, specifically regarding energy supply and concrete proposals for the expansion of offshore wind power in the Baltic Sea. Read the speech
Sweden defense and crisis preparedness: 12,000 conscripts
- Argues that the support for Ukraine needs to be significantly longer than the three-year program. Asks if it is sufficient to support Ukraine only until the last Russian has left the country. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden needs to show perseverance through long-term support to Ukraine. Asks how the government intends to work to maintain the pressure on the USA to continue contributing. Read the speech
- Argues that the government's investment in civil defense is insufficient to achieve a balanced total defense. Wants to increase the budget to strengthen crisis preparedness in areas including food supply, rescue services, cyber defense, and resilience against disinformation. Read the speech
Defense cooperation with USA: DCA agreement and nuclear risk
- Argues that the need for legislation prohibiting nuclear weapons on Swedish territory has been highlighted by the DCA agreement. Asks why the opposing party cannot stand behind such legislation since Sweden lacks the reservations that Finland, Norway, and Denmark have. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden needs to adopt legislation that prohibits nuclear weapons on Swedish territory in both peace and war. Criticizes the government's stance on nuclear weapons in wartime and demands clarity towards the people and allies. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden needs clear agreements for American military and wants the government to legislate to ban nuclear weapons on Swedish territory. Asks why the Christian Democrats do not support such legislation. Read the speech
- Argues that the security policy situation has changed drastically and that Sweden needs clear legislation prohibiting nuclear weapons on Swedish territory in both peace and war. Points out that Finland, Norway and Denmark have corresponding legislation or policies. Read the speech
- Asks how the member views Sweden's work for nuclear disarmament. States that Miljöpartiet wants to continue working for mutual nuclear disarmament. Also asks how Liberalerna view the reclaiming of the court's jurisdiction in cases of sexual offenses. Read the speech
- Argues that it is important to legislate a ban on nuclear weapons on Swedish territory to create clarity. Asks which sexual offenses should not be covered by Swedish legislation if one does not want to take back the jurisdiction. Read the speech
- Wants the government to legislate a ban on nuclear weapons on Swedish territory to create clarity. Asks the Minister for Defence if he shares the Prime Minister's previous statements regarding nuclear weapons in times of war and how the control of American ships shall be ensured. Read the speech
- Argues that it would have become clearer if legislation had been produced that clarifies the nuclear weapons issue. Wants to see legislation that prohibits nuclear weapons on Swedish territory in both peace and war. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the opposition has not been allowed to have a public discussion or hold the government to account during the negotiations. Wants the government to produce legislation that clearly prohibits nuclear weapons on Swedish territory. Read the speech
- Argues that the government's lack of legislation against nuclear weapons on Swedish territory sends mixed signals. Asks why the government does not support withdrawing the right of judgment in cases involving sexual offenses. Read the speech
- Stands firm on the position that nuclear weapons must not be present on Swedish territory and argues that this is best guaranteed through legislation that prohibits them in both peace and war. Criticizes that the government parties have questioned the need for such legislation. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden lacks clear legislation prohibiting nuclear weapons on Swedish territory, unlike Finland. Asks why the government does not back clear legislation that provides guarantees against nuclear weapons on Swedish territory. Read the speech
- Argues that the party accepts the Nato membership and the need for cooperation with the USA. Criticizes the government's inability to clearly prohibit nuclear weapons on Swedish territory and emphasizes the importance of ensuring that the agreement's provisions on sovereignty are upheld. Read the speech
- Argues that torture is unacceptable regardless of which country performs it. Criticizes the government's inability to ban nuclear weapons on Swedish territory and votes no to the agreement to demand legislation that prohibits these weapons. Read the speech
Defense cooperation with USA: SD supports, V criticizes
- Argues that the agreement is not a necessity for NATO membership and criticizes that the government has not closed the door for nuclear weapons on Swedish territory. Wants to see legislation that prohibits the import of nuclear weapons and demands a declaration of intent. Read the speech
- Argues that the Green Party acts as constructive critics and wants to see legislation that prohibits nuclear weapons on Swedish territory. Supports a declaration of intent to enable this. Read the speech
- Argues that the changed security policy situation and discussions about own nuclear umbrellas are worrying. Proposes legislation that prohibits the introduction of nuclear weapons on Swedish territory, both in peacetime and in wartime. Read the speech
Extra budget for Ukraine defense materiel and JAS Gripen support
- Welcomes the government's extra supplementary budget and motions for approval. Argues that Sweden must stop buying Russian fossil fuels, pushes for state guarantees for ammunition production and find solutions to send JAS Gripen to Ukraine. Read the speech
Sweden security policy: Nato membership and nuclear deterrence
- Denies that the party has always been against increased military capability and argues that they have stood behind the latest defense decisions. Criticizes the chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee for spreading falsehoods in the chamber. Read the speech
- Argues that Miljöpartiet has been a constructive part of the Defense Preparation and followed the security policy situation. Criticizes the Sverigedemokraterna for spreading falsehoods and operating anonymous troll accounts that contribute to disinformation. Asks how the Sverigedemokraterna intend to behave decently in politics moving forward. Read the speech
- Argues that Miljöpartiet stands behind the recent defense decisions and the NATO membership. Wants Sweden to ban nuclear weapons on Swedish territory, drives the issue of "no first use" and works for mutual nuclear disarmament. Criticizes the government's narrow perspective on foreign policy and argues that Sweden is losing the opportunity to build international relations. Read the speech
Sweden's NATO accession and death penalty reservation debate
- Supports Sweden joining the NATO agreements as Swedish legislation is already adapted. Argues that a reservation regarding the death penalty was not needed because the prohibition is clear in the constitution and the European Convention. Proposes approval of the committee's proposal. Read the speech
Sweden's continued support for Ukraine and defense industry
- Welcomes the debate and argues that Sweden should contribute with weapons, humanitarian aid, and financial support. Wants the support to be more extensive and long-term. Criticizes that the government has reduced aid and demands that all Russian energy imports to the EU be stopped. Read the speech
- Criticizes that Sweden and the EU continue to finance Putin's war through the import of Russian oil and gas. Asks when the government plans to put a stop to the import of Russian energy. Read the speech
- Asks what the government is doing regarding the fact that Russian fossil gas is still arriving at Swedish ports. Argues that it is counterproductive to provide military aid to Ukraine while simultaneously giving money to Russia. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the Sweden Democrats have previously signaled an upper limit for the support to Ukraine. Argues that this is an unfortunate signal and asks if it is reasonable to have such a limit. Read the speech
- Asks what the Sweden Democrats will do to create cohesion in the EU support and to prevent Hungary from continuing to block support for Ukraine. Read the speech
- Want the support for Ukraine to also include care for refugees. Criticizes that the economic contributions to Ukrainian refugees are too low for them to be able to survive. Read the speech
- Argues that the current support is not sufficient for Ukrainian refugees to manage everyday life. Asks when the government will provide a solution so that single mothers with small children can avoid living in poverty. Read the speech
- Want Sweden to support Ukraine in the long term and increase the defense industrial capacity. Argues that Russia's revenues from oil and gas must be choked off and demands that a special tribunal be established for war crimes. Read the speech
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- Argues that Sweden has a collective responsibility to ensure that Ukraine becomes a secure country in the long term. Respects Sweden's Nato membership and wants every country to independently make its own security policy decisions. Read the speech
- Argues that different countries make different security policy choices based on their specific experiences and geographical locations. Expresses respect for Ukraine's desire to join Nato and advocates for support for their goals of EU and Nato membership. Read the speech
- Argues that the current support is insufficient for Ukraine to be able to win the war. Asks how the Liberalerna intend to support Ukraine with increased air defense capabilities. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden must contribute Jas aircraft instead of hiding behind other countries' contributions. Asks when the government will take measures to increase Ukraine's air defense capability with Jas. Read the speech
Funding for municipalities' final disposal participation
- Wants to phase out nuclear power and criticizes the government's proposal to reduce financial support to environmental organizations. Argues that the government's actions hinder civil society and are problematic from a democratic perspective. Moves for approval of the Miljöpartiet's reservation. Read the speech
Construction crisis, healthcare, economy and national security
- Argues that healthcare, infrastructure, schools, and the climate transition are substandard. Criticizes the government for showing a reluctance to invest necessary economic resources in these areas. Read the speech
- Argues that the government parties are not prepared to guarantee that investments in defense will not affect healthcare, schools, elderly care, and the climate transition. Asks how the government will ensure that these important societal sectors are not negatively affected. Read the speech
Swedish Armed Forces staffing: 10,000 conscripts and pay
- Proposes approval of reservation 3. Argues that a significantly higher degree of appropriation increases need to go to civil defense. Wants to see an increased proportion of officers and better conditions for students within the total defense. Read the speech
Sweden's crisis preparedness: cybersecurity, water, shelters
- Argues that the climate crisis requires reinforced preparedness and long-term planning. Wants the government to establish a parliamentary group for climate adaptation, introduce a climate adaptation step, and strengthen the Coast Guard and the Swedish Customs Service. Read the speech
Sweden military defense: Ukraine support, wages and new units
- Argues that the defense should be deterrent and peace-preserving and that the buildup must not threaten drinking water, food, or the environment. Criticizes that the Armed Forces have requested exemptions from environmental laws and wants them to promote renewable energy. Read the speech
Extra budget for defense materiel and Ukraine support
- Welcomes the extra supplementary budget and support for Ukraine. Argues that the import of Russian fossil gas must be stopped and wants the government to drive the issue of state guarantees for the production of ammunition and military materiel. Read the speech
Sweden's Nato membership security and 3% GDP military buildup
- Argues that nuclear weapons are terrible weapons of mass destruction and that Sweden is now a member of a nuclear weapons alliance. Asks if the Foreign Minister is prepared to work for a "no first use" policy to reduce the risk of nuclear weapons use. Read the speech
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- Argues that climate policy is security policy because climate change increases the risk of conflicts and tensions. Wants to drastically reduce greenhouse gas emissions and adapt society to withstand the pressures of climate change. Read the speech
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- Argues that military buildup is not sufficient for long-term peace but requires diplomacy and conflict prevention. Criticizes the government's cuts in aid and asks how peace shall be built when Sweden withdraws from the global arena. Read the speech
- Argues that efficiency cannot compensate for cuts in aid and the abandonment of the one percent goal. Criticizes the government's focus on the immediate vicinity and argues that reduced core funding to the UN hinders long-term peace and security. Read the speech
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- Argues that Russia is an aggressive power that requires defense. Wants to build a strong defense through cooperation with Nordic and Baltic neighboring countries within Nato. Advocates for a "no first use" policy and a world without nuclear weapons. Read the speech
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Signal intelligence law review for security and privacy rights
- Argues that effective intelligence activities and signal intelligence are necessary to safeguard democratic society and Sweden's freedom. Wants to ensure efficiency without making unnecessary infringements on people's privacy and motions for approval of the Green Party's reservation 2. Read the speech
Foreign policy: Ukraine, Gaza, aid reform and China-Taiwan
- Argues that peace should be an overarching goal for foreign policy. Wants the government to present a long-term plan for support to Ukraine, resume aid to UNRWA and work towards a two-state solution in the Middle East. Criticizes the government for having scrapped the feminist foreign policy and cut aid. Read the speech
Sweden total defense: SD, S, KD propose training and taxes
- Requests approval for reservation 16. Argues that a strong total defense must balance military and civil investments to meet complex threats such as climate change and cyberattacks. Criticizes the government's cuts in welfare and the Defense Committee's proposal to scrap or deprioritize goals for civil defense. Proposes a green transition and ecological production to increase society's resilience and self-sufficiency. Read the speech
Climate, foreign policy, economy and social issues debate
- Asks why the government has not stopped the import of Russian fossil gas. Argues that Sweden should continue to plan for long-term support for Ukraine. Read the speech
- Argues that Russia's revenues from fossil gas should be choked off as soon as possible to stop the war against Ukraine. Asks when the Swedish government is expected to stop the import of Russian fossil gas. Read the speech
Cyber security management: SD calls previous gov a failure
- Move to approve reservations 2 and 6. Propose that cybersecurity be strengthened in the public sector and critical parts of the private sector and that authorities shall develop a national strategy against disinformation and propaganda. Read the speech
Sweden defense and crisis preparedness: investments and taxes
- Argues that the climate crisis is an existential threat and requires a broader view of security that encompasses both military and non-military threats. Wants to increase investments in civil defense, strengthen emergency services, counter cyberattacks, and build up supply preparedness. Read the speech
Nordic cooperation: infrastructure, climate and crisis policy
Staffing: Conscription rules, compensation and reserve officers
- Argues that the personnel are crucial for the defense and require attractive wages and working conditions. Wants a significantly higher degree of funding increases to go to civil defense and proposes a civil service in the form of a resilience service. Read the speech
Sweden defense and crisis preparedness: 2% spending and 5 brigades
- Wants a larger investment in civil defense and crisis preparedness than the government's proposal. Proposes to introduce civil service, increase the appropriations for crisis preparedness and broaden FOI's research regarding civil defense. Read the speech
Sweden's UN mission in Mali: Wagner Group and new strategy
- Supports the decision to phase out the Swedish defense contribution to Mali by June 30, 2023, due to the problematic security situation and cooperation with the Malian government. Wants the government to return with proposals for participation in other UN missions to contribute to peace and security. Read the speech
Budget priorities: tax cuts, defense and social issues
- Argues that climate change constitutes a security policy threat that can lead to shortages of food, water, and energy. Asks how the government will work to adapt society to the changed climate. Read the speech
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Economy, migration, schools and environment review in Riksdag
- Asks how the Minister for Foreign Affairs can define Turkey as a democracy given the country's serious deficiencies in human rights and democracy. Also asks how the government will ensure that the tripartite agreement does not hinder Sweden's ability to advocate for democracy. Read the speech
Foreign policy, security, school, and climate debate
- Argues that the climate issue is a security issue and that the dependence on fossil fuels must be broken to avoid climate catastrophe and war financing. Wants to increase appropriations for crisis preparedness and civil defense, protect water sources as well as introduce steering measures for a fossil-free agriculture. Read the speech
Source: The Swedish Parliament. Kammarkoll is an independent service.