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Håkan Svenneling (V)
What Håkan Svenneling 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.
Sweden's foreign intelligence service reorganization and threats
- Criticizes the government's express speed and lack of anchoring in the process of establishing a new intelligence agency. Argues that the reorganization risks inefficiency, duplication of work, and high costs and suggests increased parliamentary oversight through a special intelligence committee as well as an intelligence ombudsman. Read the speech
- Refers to Fredrik Malm's previous political career and decisions. Recalls a joint proposal that stopped arms exports to Turkey and mentions Malm's book about his grandfather. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government is rushing decisions on a new intelligence agency in a short period of time. Asks if the Foreign Minister would have done anything differently in the process. Read the speech
- Expresses concern over risks of duplication of work and competition for competence between agencies. Argues that the process has not been good and hopes that the next government investigates how the agencies can best cooperate to ensure Swedish security. Read the speech
Sweden's stance on Israeli settlements and Palestinian elections
- Criticizes the government for not exerting sufficient pressure on Israel and for relying on an ineffective EU track. Argues that sharp sanctions against those responsible and a ban on settler products within the EU are required to stop the occupation. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's reduced support for UNRWA and the lack of effectiveness in the EU's measures against Israel. Argues that Israel should be covered by WTO rules and that trade with settlement products should be completely banned. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden needs a different policy to put pressure on those responsible for the violence. Criticizes the government's EU track for being ineffective and suggests that a red-green government should pursue its own line. Read the speech
Sweden's stance on US war against Iran and regional security
- Argues that the USA and Israel are violating international law and demands that Sweden clearly mark this against them. Wants Sweden to continue focusing on support for democracy fighters and pressure against the Iranian regime. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Iranian regime's brutal oppression of its population and wants to see more targeted sanctions against key figures in the leadership. Argues that Sweden must avoid being tied to the USA's and advocates for diplomacy over war. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden needs to be clearer and more active in defending international law against both USA, Israel and Iran. Wants that Sweden should not deport people to oppression in Iran. Read the speech
Military cooperation and NATO membership: foreign forces
- Criticizes that decision-making power is being moved from the Riksdag to the government and Nato. Argues that the Riksdag should retain the right of decision if foreign forces act on Swedish territory in peacetime. Wants Sweden to adopt a national law that prohibits nuclear weapons. Read the speech
- Argues that NATO membership is a reality that will persist during the next mandate period. Points out that the next government will be able to present new legislative proposals to adapt the legislation to NATO. Read the speech
- Argues that the DCA agreement reinforces Sweden's dependence on the USA. Emphasizes the importance of an independent foreign and security policy based on Swedish conditions. Argues that left-wing parties can sit in government and still be reliable NATO members. Read the speech
Sweden's accession to special tribunal for crimes in Ukraine
- Argues that the tribunal enables accountability for Russia's invasion and wants the decision to lead to Vladimir Putin facing his Nuremberg trial. Also proposes that ecocide should become an international crime. Read the speech
Sweden's accession to Ukraine reparations commission convention
- Argues that the convention is important for Russia to take responsibility for its crimes and pay damages for the damage they have caused. Wants Russia to pay for Ukraine's debts and moves for the proposal to be approved. Read the speech
Export control of war materiel and dual-use products 2025
- Asks what the Sweden Democrats think about Israel's racist legislation and the introduction of the death penalty. Also asks if it is a problem that the equipment that Israel sells has been tested on Palestinians, which could constitute a war crime. Read the speech
- Argues that Israel has a far-right government that is accused of genocide. Wants to terminate current cooperation and put pressure on Israel as the state engages in occupation and violations of international law. Read the speech
- Argues that the regulatory framework must be based on international law and human rights and proposes that the Riksdag reject the government's proposal. Wants to tighten the guidelines for exports to non-democracies, stop the re-export of Swedish war materiel and regulate weapon imports with political steering. Criticizes weapon exports to dictatorships and advocates that all military contacts with Israel be severed. Read the speech
Sweden's EU priorities 2025: Ukraine aid, euro, climate
- Criticizes that the rest of the world has not reacted forcefully to Israel's actions and violations of international law. Argues that the EU should suspend the trade agreement with Israel and asks when the government will act against Israel's far-right government. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden needs to become more active and approach countries that are pushing harder against Israel. Criticizes the European Commission's slow work and lack of concrete proposals regarding the death penalty and the Franco-Swedish initiative. Read the speech
Sweden's role and EU direction in 2025: SD, S, and V goals
- Demands that Sweden and the EU increase the pressure on Israel by suspending the association agreement and introducing an arms embargo. Argues that Turkey's membership must be frozen due to a lack of respect for human rights. Wants to prioritize human rights over economic interests in the relationship with China. Read the speech
Sweden's military support to Ukraine: air defense and arms
- Want Sweden's arms exports to be more clearly prioritized to Ukraine over other countries and that Europe reduces its dependence on American war materiel. Also proposes a special European envoy to Ukraine to support the country in the peace negotiations. Read the speech
- Argues that it went very quickly when the first decision on military support was made. Emphasizes that the current debate on how the support can be strengthened is a democratic strength that makes the country stronger. Read the speech
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Sweden's Nato role 2025: defense priorities and readiness tax
- Argues that Sweden should act independently in foreign policy and prioritize the immediate vicinity over operations far away. Wants Sweden to remain a nuclear-weapon-free state through national legislation, advocates for a "no first use" rule and demands a center for democratic resilience. Read the speech
Housing construction, healthcare queues and gang sentences
- Argues that Israel has violated international law by boarding ships in international waters. Asks if the Foreign Minister is prepared to summon Israel's ambassador to condemn the illegal arrests. Read the speech
Sweden security policy: Nato membership, nuclear weapons, DCA
- Asks what the cooperation with France actually entails and if France wants placement of nuclear weapons, money or test explosions in Sweden. Read the speech
- Means that the new thing in the conversation with France is that one is de facto to discuss French nuclear weapons. Asks what is to be discussed then, since France is responsible for its own nuclear weapons and if they are to be able to be used in Sweden's name. Read the speech
- Advocates for a feminist foreign policy that prioritizes preventive work against conflicts. Wants Sweden to terminate the DCA agreement with the USA due to lack of control, tax issues, and jurisdiction problems. Criticizes the agreement for lacking guarantees against nuclear weapons and argues that it makes Sweden less secure. Argues that Sweden should enact a law against nuclear weapons on Swedish territory and strengthen the non-proliferation treaty. Criticizes the government's nuclear weapons cooperation with France as unclear and risky. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden would have been better off outside Nato. Advocates for a strong Swedish total defense through a 5 percent investment and expresses concern over the DCA agreement. Read the speech
- Argues that he does not want to weaken the neighbors' defense but advocates for actions in Finland and Latvia. Criticizes the dependence on Donald Trump and argues that deterrence is a new phenomenon in Swedish security policy. Criticizes the development towards increased confidence in nuclear weapons which leads away from the goal of global disarmament. Read the speech
- Criticizes the circular reasoning used regarding the DCA agreement and argues that it is a separate bilateral agreement. Suggests that Sweden should change its security policy and not allow American soldiers to access Swedish territory. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the Social Democrats' previous promises of no foreign bases or nuclear weapons on Swedish soil have been broken through the DCA agreement. Argues that right-wing parties are shifting their position and advocating for legislation against nuclear weapons. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Center Party's disarmament policy for a lack of clarity. Argues that Sweden should be at the forefront of the work for global nuclear disarmament by signing the UN nuclear weapons convention. Read the speech
- Argues that there is a contradiction between the UN's nuclear weapons convention and the NPT, which is not the case. Suggests that one should work with states that want real nuclear disarmament through parallel paths. Read the speech
Sweden's foreign policy, China, Morocco, and 1% aid goal
- Criticizes the government's support for Morocco's autonomy plan which makes Western Sahara Africa's last colony. Asks if events before October 7 affected the situation in Israel and Palestine and demands a clearer condemnation of Israel's crimes against international law in Lebanon. Read the speech
- Argues that both the actions of the USA and Iran violate international law. Criticizes the government's lack of clarity regarding diplomatic tools and emphasizes the need for a two-state solution by looking beyond the events of October 7. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden should support civil society in West Africa and work for democratic development. Criticizes the government's support for Morocco's autonomy plan as it conflicts with international law. Wants Sweden to act to expand MINURSO's mandate and guarantees long-term support for Western Saharan refugee camps. Supports motions against China's aggressive foreign policy and violations of human rights. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's reduction of aid as it creates a dependency on China. Argues that the government is making concessions to China and that this should be taken more seriously. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government has lowered aid to 0.7 percent and lets the poorest countries pay the price for the war in Ukraine. Wants to return to 1 percent in aid to promote human rights and counter China's influence. Read the speech
Council of Europe meeting report: nuclear, renewables, fuel
- Criticizes Hungary for blocking support for Ukraine and acting as a "Trojan horse" for Russia. Argues that the focus on Lebanon is too weak and questions why the EU and USA lack criticism of Israel's violations of international law. Read the speech
- Demands that Sweden stands up for international law regardless of which country commits crimes. Argues that the attacks by the USA and Israel are not compatible with international law. Wants heavy measures to be taken against Hungary if Viktor Orbán wins the election. Read the speech
Sweden total defense: SD goals, S 20,000 conscripts, V nuclear law
- Argues that the government should task the Armed Forces with organizing the training activities so that they do not hinder the expansion of offshore wind power. Criticizes the DCA agreement due to tax exemption for Americans, lack of control over their stocks, and risks regarding jurisdiction. Wants to break the agreement, enact a law against nuclear weapons, and introduce a readiness tax where the rich pay the most. Read the speech
- Argues that the government's decision to limit offshore wind power in certain areas harms Swedish industry and competitiveness. Suggests that instead, areas should be identified where the Defense Forces' interests can be reconciled with the need for increased energy production. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's nuclear power policy for lacking a security perspective and risking dependence on other countries. Argues that nuclear power plants can be used militarily and wants to signal that Sweden is not interested in military cooperation with the USA as long as Donald Trump is president. Read the speech
Government economic policy, nuclear power and pay transparency
- Criticizes the Prime Minister's decision to initiate a dialogue with France regarding its nuclear weapons. Argues that this is a clear breach of Sweden's previous nuclear weapons policy and asks what the Prime Minister actually intends to achieve. Read the speech
Israel-Palestine conflict: Sweden's position and EU agreement
- Criticizes the government's double standards regarding international law in Ukraine and Gaza. Argues that Sweden must stand up for international law and questions whether it is fully understandable that Israel and the USA are attacking Iran. Read the speech
- Argues that both Iran and Israel violate international law. Notes that civilians are suffering in Gaza and Lebanon despite that military targets may be attacked, and argues that the leadership in Israel and Iran has created a furnace of attacks. Read the speech
- Argues that Israel's occupation is the basis of the problems and demands that Sweden pushes for the EU to immediately suspend the association agreement with Israel. Proposes that Sweden bans trade with goods from settlements and removes visa-free travel for settlers. Read the speech
- Argues that Europe has a responsibility to engage for the region because European imperialism has created the groundwork for today's problems. Criticizes the government for not contributing to a Palestinian welfare state and for withdrawing money from UNRWA. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government does not use sufficient tools, such as trade agreements, to put pressure on Israel. Wants the government to increase aid to UNRWA and reinstate support for the companion program. Read the speech
Elderly care staffing, freedom of choice and B2 language
- Argues that the elderly are often made invisible and that their rights are currently fragmented. Wants Sweden to participate actively in the development of a convention on the human rights of the elderly and moves for approval of reservation number 8. Read the speech
Disability support: SD wants more than 1.5% indexed increase
- Argues that the rights perspective has not gained sufficient traction and that the convention has not been incorporated into Swedish law. Wants the government to investigate how the convention can be incorporated into Swedish law and ensure sufficient funding. Read the speech
Sweden trade policy: SD, S, and M debate free trade and India
- Asks why the Moderaterna want a bad trade agreement with the USA as quickly as possible. Criticizes that the Moderaterna want ratification of the agreement despite that Trump has not followed it and has threatened with new tariffs. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the agreement with the USA harms European industry and agriculture by giving the USA large benefits. Argues that the agreement increases dependence on the USA and conflicts with climate goals through the purchase of fossil energy. Read the speech
- Wants a fair trade policy that prioritizes people, the environment, and social justice over the profits of large corporations. Argues that the government should increase transparency in export credits, demand corporate responsibility in China, and introduce guidelines to stop trade that supports occupations in Palestine and Western Sahara. Read the speech
Sweden foreign policy: Ukraine aid, Nato, and DCA agreement
- Argues that Donald Trump is a dangerous president who violates international law and undermines the UN. Criticizes that the transatlantic link is weak or broken and asks about the government's strategy. Read the speech
- Give the Foreign Minister a book describing the USA's historical imperialist policy. Argues that this policy and expansion are still relevant today through examples such as Puerto Rico's status and Donald Trump's references to the Monroe Doctrine. Read the speech
- Asks why the Sweden Democrats voted against a resolution in the European Parliament to stop the persecution of human rights defenders. Argues that authoritarian regimes pose a major problem and persecute critical voices. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Sweden Democrats for voting against the resolution and contributing to a shrinking democratic space both nationally and globally. Argues that their policy involves attacks against the media and restrictions on consular assistance. Read the speech
- Criticizes Donald Trump as a fascist imperialist and proposes that Sweden should terminate the DCA agreement with the USA. Argues that Sweden should invest in peace diplomacy and disarmament by becoming an active actor for peace. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government has shifted the focus from the UN. Argues that the EU and Nato must be kept separate and advocates for a strong independent defense with regionalization of Nato. Argues that the EU lacks military structures and that Sweden should not rely on a nuclear umbrella. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden should work for nuclear disarmament and suggests that Sweden should work with peace diplomacy. Criticizes that one should trust the EU due to Hungary's proximity to Putin. Read the speech
- Argues that Francesca Albanese should receive the Nobel Peace Prize for her work for international law. Criticizes the international support for Israel that has enabled a genocide in Gaza and emphasizes the need to take the corporations' contributions to the occupation seriously. Read the speech
- Argues that it is up to the Nobel Committee to decide who should receive the Peace Prize. Argues that Albanese must be clear in his stance in order not to fall into antisemitic tropes. Read the speech
- Argues that the EU's dependence on the USA must decrease and is in favor of the Mercosur agreement because it does not contain an investment clause that allows companies to overrule democratic decisions. Wants the agreement to follow the EU's environmental rules and procedures. Read the speech
- Explains that the vote concerned the legal procedure and not the agreement itself. Argues that the criticism regarding anti-free trade is incorrect since the vote was to follow legal rules. Wants to protect environmental rules and Swedish producers by not pushing through the agreement too quickly. Read the speech
- Describes how Israel's occupation and settlement policy in the West Bank has worsened over the recent decades. Asks the Christian Democrats what they think about the Israeli government's decision to increase control over the land and expand the settlements. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden must be clearer in its criticism of Israel. Criticizes the government's lack of clarity and argues that pressure for a two-state solution must be increased. Read the speech
- Questions about the developments in Syria and the new support for public institutions. Requests information on how the money is used and compares the situation with previous problems with aid to Somalia. Read the speech
- Asks how the government views the balance between promoting freedom in Syria and controlling migration back. Criticizes that the government gives money directly to the Syrian state and supports previously jihadist-linked groups. Read the speech
Sweden's trade policy and Mercosur agreement opposition
- Praises the Prime Minister and the government for their clear actions against Trump. Asks which analyses the government intends to conduct to find a new USA line. Argues that the world must act against al-Sharaa's rule and establish a humanitarian corridor in Syria. Read the speech
- Supports the Mercosur agreement and the agreement with India. Argues that the work must be carried out according to legal principles and democratic processes. Criticizes the Prime Minister for attacking the opposition instead of scrutinizing the voting of their own party group. Read the speech
Iran's Revolutionary Guard terrorist listing and protests
- Describes the Iranian regime's brutal oppression and violence against its own population. Wants the EU to label the Revolutionary Guard as a terrorist organization, impose targeted sanctions against the leadership and take measures to open the internet in Iran. Read the speech
- Argues that the entire Iranian regime should be branded as terrorists and criticizes the EU Commission's passivity. Demands immediate termination of agreements with organizations controlled by the Revolutionary Guard as well as that Sweden stops deporting people to Iran. Read the speech
- Argues that maximum pressure must be exerted on the Iranian regime in order for it to fall. Demands that the EU moves from words to action by labeling the Iranian Revolutionary Guard as terrorists. Read the speech
Sudan arms exports: V demands stop to UAE and Saudi Arabia
- Criticizes that Sweden prioritizes economic interests over human rights by continuing arms exports to the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia. Argues that Sweden cannot control its arms exports and questions the Foreign Minister's claims regarding the use of weapons. Read the speech
- Demands that all Swedish arms exports to the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia be stopped immediately. Proposes that Sweden works towards an arms embargo against Sudan as well as strengthens the tools for monitoring existing arms embargos. Read the speech
- Argues that economic interests are central causes of the civil war in Sudan. Demands that all Swedish arms exports to the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia be stopped immediately in order to stand up for peace and human rights. Read the speech
Sweden's position on Turkey peace process and human rights
- Criticizes the Turkish regime's restrictions on democratic freedoms and rights. Argues that a sustainable peace process requires Turkey to follow the European Court of Human Rights' decision regarding Selahattin Demirtaş, break the isolation of Abdullah Öcalan, and that Sweden puts pressure on the regime. Read the speech
- Argues that Turkey poses a threat to regional security through territorial violations and support for jihadist groups. Asks how the Foreign Minister intends to act to reactivate the global coalition against Daish. Read the speech
- Criticizes that Sweden was previously a weaker voice for democracy and human rights in Turkey and Syria following the Nato application. Urges the Foreign Minister to take leadership by putting pressure on Erdoğan for peace and prioritizing the best interests of the people. Read the speech
International cooperation, aid to Somalia and security policy
- Want to add 30 million kronor to international courts to uphold international law. Also proposes 20 million kronor for Russian and Belarusian opposition as well as an ambassador for UN resolution 1325. Read the speech
- Praises the government's work linked to Belarus and emphasizes the importance of letters of appeal to exert pressure. Wants the government to continue prioritizing human rights and consular cases over trade relations. Read the speech
- Shares the concern over Russian state-ordered murders. Criticizes the Foreign Minister's lack of planning and diplomatic contacts, which are perceived as offensive and inconsistent. Read the speech
- Argues that international courts are important for prosecuting those responsible for the attacks on October 7 and wants to increase resources to these courts. Explains that aid money did not go to the DFLP but to a project where the party was one of several parties. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden and the rest of the world are not doing enough to contribute to peace in Turkey and the Middle East. Wants to highlight the possibility of peace and reconciliation by the PKK taking responsibility for resolving the Kurdish question. Read the speech
Sweden's international cooperation, aid policy and Ukraine
- Argues that the Sweden Democrats' entry into politics has led to a breach of previous rules and created chaos in the Riksdag. Asks whether the committee chairman stands behind international law and the independence of the courts given the party leader's statements. Read the speech
- Argues that Palestine's membership in the ICC enables investigation of both Hamas and Israel. Wants Sweden to uphold previous recognitions and stand up for the State of Palestine to achieve peace and equality in the region. Read the speech
Extra budget for defense and Ukraine support including Gripen
- Argues that Russia's invasion is unacceptable and requires continued and increased support for Ukraine. Wants the support to be broad, long-term, and include economic aid to refugees as well as participation in the reconstruction. Moves for approval of the committee's proposal. Read the speech
Question Time: Eating disorders, Gaza genocide, and inflation
- Argues that Israel is committing a genocide in Gaza. Asks what the government is doing to stop the genocide and protect people who are trying to help stop the famine. Read the speech
- Welcomes that the government changed its mind regarding the EU's trade agreement. Asks why Sweden does not take bilateral measures, such as stopping arms trade with Israel or boycotting settlement products. Read the speech
Crime in welfare, Gaza arms embargo and employer costs
- Argues that the humanitarian situation in Gaza is devastating and that international courts have declared Israel's occupation illegal. Asks whether the government should stop the arms trade and introduce an arms embargo against Israel. Read the speech
- Argues that the government should put harder pressure on Israel's government. Asks whether Sweden will push for the association agreement with Israel to be suspended because Israel violates human rights. Read the speech
Sweden's role in NATO 2024: SD, V, and S positions
- Argues that Sweden should focus on the immediate vicinity and its own defense capability rather than operations far away. Criticizes the government for not having introduced a nuclear weapons reservation and wants to adopt national legislation against nuclear weapons as well as establish a center for democratic resilience. Read the speech
Strategic export control of war materiel and dual-use products
- Asks what the government parties are doing to stop the indirect support to Israel's military that the exports entail. Also asks if it is reasonable to call countries with democratic deficiencies partners. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden has a responsibility to stop Israel's occupation of Palestine. Wants the red-point items to be covered by the export control and that the entire arms trade with Israel as a state should be reviewed. Read the speech
- Criticizes Swedish arms exports to dictatorships and countries that violate human rights. Wants to regulate arms imports with a regulatory framework corresponding to exports as well as terminate all military contacts and arms exports to Israel. Read the speech
Sweden's actions and UNRWA support in Gaza war debate
- Argues that a genocide is taking place in Gaza due to the Israeli government's ruthlessness. Asks if the government condemns the war, wants to suspend the EU's association agreement with Israel and if the export of red dot sights will be stopped. Read the speech
- Argues that a genocide is taking place in Gaza through starvation and military attacks. Asks whether the government will demand the release of the boat Madleen and criticizes that Sweden has stopped the support to UNRWA. Read the speech
- Argues that the government must do more to save lives in Gaza and criticizes that the Foreign Minister has not condemned the war in its entirety. Demands that the government clarify the stop of red-point-iter, supports UNRWA and stops the genocide. Read the speech
Medical needs in Gaza: Sweden's responsibility to patients
- Argues that Sweden has a responsibility to evacuate and care for patients from Gaza because Swedish healthcare has the capacity. Proposes that authorities prepare for the reception of patients and that the government acts more forcefully. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden should increase support to Gaza and receive patients, primarily children. Criticizes the government's vague criticism of Israel and the decision to withdraw support to UNRWA. Read the speech
Sweden's EU priorities 2024: sanctions, defense and trade
- Criticizes the government's passive EU policy and argues that the EU's trade agreement with Israel contributes to the occupation. Wants Sweden to push for the suspension of the association agreement with Israel, introduce an arms embargo and freeze the negotiations with Turkey permanently. Read the speech
- Argues that a genocide is taking place in Gaza due to the decisions of Israeli politicians to stop aid. Points out that Israel is violating human rights in the association agreement and asks if the government wants the agreement to be suspended. Read the speech
- Asks how the minister views the reintroduction of paused EU missions and support for other types of international presence. Criticizes that the government is withdrawing political support for UNRWA, which affects children in several countries. Read the speech
Government initiatives on security, economy, culture and social policy
- Demands more powerful action to stop children from dying in Gaza. Asks what the Foreign Minister is doing to stop children from dying from bombs, weapons, and starvation due to blocked humanitarian aid. Read the speech
- Welcomes the government's shift regarding Israel. Urges the government to take more proposals from the opposition and vote for the association agreement with Israel to be suspended. Read the speech
New law on international sanctions: reporting and Russian vetoes
- Argues that sanctions are a necessary tool against crimes against international law but criticizes that Sweden has not acted sufficiently against the circumvention of sanctions against Russia. Wants the government to act forcefully to detect and punish sanction violations. Read the speech
Sweden's trade with Rwanda and humanitarian situation in Congo
- Argues that Rwanda contributes to the conflict in Congo through support for armed groups and looting of natural resources. Wants Sweden to examine trade with Rwanda and tighten the regulatory framework to prevent companies from financing violence. Read the speech
- Hopes that existing agreements with Rwanda are reviewed and that unsuitable agreements are terminated. Argues that Sweden must stand up against authoritarian leaders and asks what Sweden and the EU can do to get a grip on the trade of natural resources from Congo. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden should act together with international partners and support the African leadership instead of acting alone. Appreciates that there is a range of measures to handle the developments in the region. Read the speech
Sweden's trade relations with Israel and EU association agreement
- Criticizes the government's continued trade and cooperation with Israel despite the International Court of Justice's decision. Demands that the EU freeze the association agreement with Israel in order not to economically support crimes against humanity. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's decision to withdraw support for UNRWA and argues that the current dialogue strategy lacks results. Proposes that Sweden should support a Palestinian state and demands clearer action regarding the role of companies in the occupation. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government does not freeze the trade agreement with Israel or take measures based on the International Court of Justice's decision. Proposes a red-green government that strengthens aid to Palestine, provides political support to UNRWA and suspends the association agreement. Read the speech
Government policies on foreign affairs, schools and climate
- Argues that freedom of the press and journalism are under great pressure globally. Asks what the Foreign Minister is doing to stand up for journalists who are oppressed or killed by regimes. Read the speech
- Asks if the Foreign Minister will raise the tone to get Joakim Medin free. Also asks if the Foreign Minister himself will be present or ensure a Swedish presence at the trial. Read the speech
Israel and Palestine: Two-state solution, UNRWA and trade
- Argues that more dialogue is needed to reach a ceasefire. Criticizes that the government does not clearly condemn Israel for having broken the ceasefire and points to Israel's responsibility for the dead children and the lack of emergency aid. Read the speech
- Argues that the government has not delivered on its promises during the war. Criticizes the Israeli government's will to achieve peace and asks how the speaker views the situation of the Palestinian prisoners. Read the speech
- Argues that the Ecumenical Companion Program contributes to peace and security by being present on site. Wants the government to clarify and provide positive news to ensure future funding of the program to stop the escalation. Read the speech
- Argues that the government's changed framework is the reason why the funding for the Ecumenical Companion Program is being withdrawn. Wants the Christian Democrats to take responsibility for urging the authority to continue funding the program as it contributes to reducing the escalation. Read the speech
- Argues that Israel broke the ceasefire by continuing to bomb Gaza and questions whether Israel's actions can be considered restrained. Proposes an arms embargo and argues that continued arms trade with Israel would violate international law. Read the speech
- Argues that Israel maintains a blockade against Gaza and criticizes that Swedish weapons are used to kill Palestinian children. Argues that the Sweden Democrats support Israel's occupation and the right-wing extremist government's continued genocide. Read the speech
- Criticizes Israel's occupation and blockade of Gaza as a violation of international law and argues that the Israeli government lacks legitimacy. Wants Sweden and the EU to immediately suspend the association agreement with Israel, introduce an arms embargo and boycott, and work towards a two-state solution. Read the speech
Sweden's participation in Nato air defense operations in Poland
- Argues that Russia's invasion is unacceptable and requires continued extensive support for Ukraine. Emphasizes that cooperation in the near area should be the Swedish priority within Nato rather than operations far away. Moves for approval of the committee's proposal. Read the speech
Commission work programme 2025: security, bureaucracy, growth
- Criticizes the regulatory simplifications because they create uneven competition and threaten workers' rights. Argues that the legislation weakens environmental responsibility and that the industry receives exemptions from rules regarding, for example, PFAS. Read the speech
- Argues that the Commission wants to shift the focus of the work. Instead wants to see an offensive environmental, climate, and labor legislation to strengthen Europe's competitiveness in the long term. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Commission's work program as a right-wing agenda that removes legislation on workers and the environment. Argues that the EU must support Ukraine for a just peace and develop a new security policy strategy. Read the speech
European Council meeting report: defense and Russia's war
- Argues that Sweden should pursue a restrictive economic policy in the EU and that national interests should be prioritized over funding other countries' defense. Wants the government to convene security policy talks and asks if discussions have been held regarding using frozen Russian assets to stop the aggression. Read the speech
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Foreign policy, defense, and Ukraine support debate
- Criticizes the government for not clearly marking its opposition to Donald Trump's lies and statements about Sweden. Argues that the US president is acting in Putin's interest and demands a clearer stance against him. Read the speech
- Argues that the transatlantic link is collapsing and that the US president can rule Europe. Suggests that Europe must have its own strategy to support Ukraine and create security with like-minded democracies. Read the speech
Sweden's foreign policy: Ukraine aid, feminist policy and DCA
- Criticizes the government for not acting against Donald Trump's plans to forcibly displace Palestinians and for not following the ICJ's ruling against Israel's occupation. Argues that the military ties to Israel must be severed and asks how the government will protect the ICC. Read the speech
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- Criticizes the Sweden Democrats' inexplicable and contradictory stance on the developments in Syria. Asks whether the Sweden Democrats are making a different assessment of the security situation than the Ministry for Foreign Affairs. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Sweden Democrats' foreign policy for being racist and disparaging towards immigrants. Argues that Sweden should increase aid, reduce sanctions, and give clear support to the Kurdish-dominated autonomy in northeastern Syria. Read the speech
- Argues that we live in an era of the return of imperialists where leaders threaten the international rule of law. Wants the DCA agreement to be suspended and proposes that the government should act powerfully for international law by increasing aid, introducing sanctions against Israel and saving Palestinian children. Read the speech
- Advocates that the DCA agreement should be suspended because it is a bilateral agreement that gives the USA rights in Sweden without giving Sweden corresponding rights. Argues that the agreement is not part of Nato and that Sweden does not need to act on everything that comes from Trump. Read the speech
- Argues that the hate rhetoric comes from Donald Trump. Criticizes the claim that Sweden has full rights and argues that American legislation applies at the military bases. Describes Trump's actions in the Greenland issue as colonial and imperialistic. Read the speech
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- Argues that Vänsterpartiet has chosen a good strategy in the European Parliament by cooperating with parties that share the same analysis of Ukraine. Explains that they are working to strengthen Ukraine's ability to negotiate through military, political, humanitarian and economic support. Read the speech
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- Questions about whether Kerstin Lundgren believes that NATO's parliamentary assembly should suspend meetings with Georgia. This is based on the fact that the democratic development in Georgia is regressing and that the political oppression is increasing. Read the speech
- Welcomes the announcement and suggests that the issue should be raised in the Natodelegationen to mobilize support. Argues that a dialogue should be held with the opposition to limit the Georgian Dream party's access due to authoritarian tendencies. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the Christian Democrats have chosen to shut down the funding for the companion program. Asks why the party persecutes Christians who want to contribute to peace and why the support for the program is being discontinued. Read the speech
- Asks why the program is being shut down when the Christian Democrats want to protect Christians. Argues that the decision is due to the government's new Middle East strategy and that it leads to reduced support for organizations that document crimes against humanity. Read the speech
Sweden's withdrawal of core support to UNRWA
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- Criticizes the government for acting inconsistently by voting for UNRWA but simultaneously withdrawing the financial support. Argues that the government is playing UN agencies against each other and speaks with a divided tongue, which leads to the Palestinian people suffering more. Read the speech
Sweden's cooperation with ICC and execution of arrest warrants
- Criticizes the Foreign Minister's previous statements as weak and unclear regarding the ICC's arrest warrants. Argues that Sweden must show clearer support for international law, and protect the court politically and economically. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government does not clearly state that Sweden will follow the rules. Welcomes the support for the blocking statute and suggests that Sweden increases the financial support to ICC and ICJ. Read the speech
- Demands clarity from the government regarding international law and allegations of war crimes. Argues that the government needs to analyze the ICJ's judgment and proposes a plan for reconstruction and medical evacuation from Gaza. Read the speech
Sweden's strategy on Syria and dialogue with Turkey
- Argues that Sweden is being held back by Turkey by refraining from supporting democratic forces in Syria. Suggests that Sweden should move away from Turkey, increase aid, ease sanctions and support Kurdish self-rule. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden should be more critical of Turkey's destructive role and bombings in Rojava. Expresses concern over the government's close ties to Turkey, which creates a contradictory position regarding women's rights. Read the speech
UNRWA image in Sweden and Israel's influence operations
- Criticizes the government for not taking Israel's influence operations seriously and for inconsistency regarding the support for UNRWA. Argues that Sweden has become a vassal state for Israel by allowing influence operations to occur and withdrawing the aid. Read the speech
- Argues that the actions of the Israeli state against Swedish media fulfill all criteria for an influence operation. Criticizes the government's lack of decisiveness towards Israel and its inability to continue supporting UNRWA. Read the speech
Companies in Israeli settlements: labeling and OECD rules
- Criticizes the government for not having conducted a sufficient analysis of the International Court of Justice's judgment. Argues that Sweden must analyze the judgment more clearly and pursue a policy that stops fraud regarding the designation of origin for goods from settlements. Read the speech
- Want the government to analyze the judgment and provide clear recommendations to companies to counter the occupation. Criticizes the government for not having conducted any analysis of the judgment. Read the speech
Sweden's EU fees: interest costs, electricity grid and budget
Energy policy, foreign aid, national security and infrastructure
- Argues that the aid to Syria must be increased due to the uncertain developments following the fall of the dictatorship. Asks whether the Minister for Defence intends to work towards reactivating the global coalition against IS. Read the speech
Total Defence 2025-2030: Nato, civil resilience and 2.4% GDP
- Answers the question about a stable government and argues that the Swedish way of working enables a clear security policy. Confirms that the main features of the defense preparation are agreed upon and advocates for nuclear-weapon-free zones in the Baltic Sea. Read the speech
- Expresses concern that Sweden lacks obstacles to the US placing nuclear weapons on Swedish territory. Argues that Sweden would have been safer without Nato and wants Sweden not to participate in exercises with nuclear weapon scenarios. Read the speech
- Argues that humanity should ban landmines and cluster weapons due to the civilian casualties they cause. Reminds that Sweden has committed to following international conventions against these weapons. Read the speech
- Criticizes that questioning international conventions creates double standards and hinders accountability. Argues that international law must apply regardless of who commits the crimes and wants to continue following the conventions on landmines and cluster weapons. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Sweden Democrats for wanting to ignore international conventions and the Ministry for Foreign Affairs' advice. Asks whether the speaker will travel to Syria or follow the advice. Read the speech
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- Criticizes Joar Forssell's previous statements regarding arms exports to Israel. Asks whether the Liberal Party has changed its position regarding arms imports from companies linked to the Israeli military. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden needs a strong defense industry with a focus on neighboring democracies in imports and exports. Criticizes the lack of import legislation and wants a convention against fully autonomous weapons systems to ensure human responsibility. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden must act independently in foreign and security policy despite NATO membership. Wants the government to investigate a UN-led intervention in Ukraine, increase support to Ukraine and implement UN resolution 1325. Criticizes cuts in aid and demands minimal implementation of the DCA agreement. Read the speech
- Wants resolution 1325 to be implemented and that the next defense preparation focuses on Sweden's security rather than party programs. Argues that Sweden should cooperate with geographically and values-wise neighboring countries to strengthen security. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden needs a broad security policy discussion. Underlines that Sweden, as a Nato member, must not rely blindly on Nato and emphasizes that the USA's dominance as well as internal divisions affect the organization's decision-making. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden's participation in the Nuclear Planning Group legitimizes nuclear weapons. Criticizes that Sweden lacks obstacles to the use of nuclear weapons and wants more thresholds as well as a nuclear-weapon-free zone in the Nordic region, the Baltic Sea, Europe, and the Arctic. Read the speech
- Argues that Nato is a consensus organization where large countries dominate the agenda. Criticizes that Sweden has lost national self-determination and argues that participation in NPG risks legitimizing nuclear weapons possession. Wants to raise the thresholds for the use of nuclear weapons. Read the speech
- Asks how the Minister for Defence intends to implement the DCA agreement with Donald Trump as president. Argues that the agreement risks being exploited by Trump rather than protecting Sweden and that increased American presence increases the risks for Sweden. Read the speech
- Asks how the agreement shall be implemented in Sweden and what the signal to the USA will be. Criticizes that increased American presence could pose a risk of escalation and expresses concern regarding the legislation for American soldiers. Read the speech
Sweden's foreign policy: Nordic focus, ICC support, China
- Argues that international law must apply to everyone and criticizes the right's erosion of conventions. Proposes increased appropriations to the ICC and ICJ as well as increased support for the Russian and Belarusian opposition. Read the speech
Sweden national security strategy: business, weapons, climate
- Asks what the Sweden Democrats do not see in the long term. Argues that climate change constitutes an existential threat to humanity if we do not act now. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden's national security strategy must state that the country stands up for international law. Also wants the strategy to include climate change as an existential threat to Sweden's security and population. Read the speech
- Proposes approval of reservation 1 so that the Riksdag shall establish national security interests. Criticizes the government's policy for prioritizing business over climate and democracy, and wants to ban fully autonomous weapons systems. Read the speech
- Argues that energy is security and that Russia's attacks against Ukraine's energy supply demonstrate this. Criticizes the government's focus on nuclear power and long cables, which increases vulnerability. Asks if the government is heading in the wrong direction. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government for not having done its homework and for focusing on war instead of the most likely threat, the climate. Argues that restrictions on offshore wind power are dangerous for Sweden. Read the speech
Middle East situation: ceasefire, Iran, and Israel's defense
- Argues that the war in the Middle East has killed more children and aid workers than in any other conflict. Wants to stop the genocide, free the hostages and put an end to the killing of civilians by having Sweden put pressure on Israel's government. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Swedish government's passivity and lack of faith in peace by not demanding a permanent ceasefire. Argues that Sweden should support Palestine's state-building to achieve a two-state solution and a sustainable peace. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden must not facilitate Israel's occupation of Palestine according to the International Court of Justice. Asks whether the Foreign Minister has taken measures regarding the government's plans to purchase Israeli military drones. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government lacks concrete examples of measures based on the international court's position. Asks whether the government will push to suspend the association agreement or provide advice to Swedish companies. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Foreign Minister's low ambitions and lack of concrete action. Argues that Sweden must demand a permanent ceasefire to achieve a lasting peace. Read the speech
- Argues that there is growing global support for the formation of a Palestinian state. Wants to strengthen Palestinian state-building and criticizes the government's lack of concrete action compared to the opposition's proposals. Read the speech
- Criticizes the right for lacking hope for peace and neglecting the role of the occupation. Wants the government to vote for a ceasefire, strengthen aid to Palestine and Lebanon, and suspend the association agreement with Israel. Read the speech
- Argues that Israel's occupation of Palestine is the basis for the current challenges and the humanitarian suffering. Suggests that Sweden should cooperate with and recognize the Palestinian state to enable a two-state solution. Read the speech
- Argues that terror is best combated with welfare and human freedom rather than through bombings. Wants the government to act more forcefully by increasing pressure on the Israeli government and recognizing that a genocide is ongoing. Read the speech
- Argues that the party is actively working against antisemitism and remembers the November Pogroms. Wants to protect Jewish life in Sweden and seeks dialogue with Jewish organizations. Read the speech
- Advocates for a two-state solution where both Palestine and Israel can coexist in peace. Criticizes the government's handling of racism and demands a change of government. Read the speech
- Notes that the party seeks dialogue with the Jewish Central Council. Argues that the party has a greater commitment to strengthening Jewish life in Sweden than the government. Stands by its previous policy despite the attacks. Read the speech
- Explains that the cooperation with DFLP on the West Bank was in good order and has been reviewed. Argues that the dialogue with Jewish organizations continues, especially with the Jewish left-wing movement which supports the Palestinian people's right to peace and freedom. Read the speech
- Argues that the intention behind the statements determines whether they are antisemitic. Clarifies that the Left Party's foreign policy is represented by the party leadership and the spokesperson, not by individual members. Read the speech
- Wants a two-state solution by strengthening the Palestinian state to enable peace negotiations. Argues that the Israeli government's policy regarding occupied land and settlements is problematic and wants the government to act more forcefully against these. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Israeli settler movement for violating international law and exercising daily violence against Palestinians. Asks which settlers the Christian Democrats want to put on the sanctions lists given their proximity to the movement. Read the speech
- Asks what the speaker thinks about the proposal to sanction the far-right ministers in Israel's government. This aims to put pressure on the political representatives of the settlement movement and signal that these forces are not partners for peace. Read the speech
- Asks whether Member Malm considers that Israel's self-defense takes place within the framework of international law. Argues that Gaza is in ruins and in a state of total famine. Read the speech
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Climate policy, forestry, school, and military ties to Israel
- Asks why Sweden still has military agreements with Israel while the country purchases Israeli war materiel. Criticizes that these ties send a negative signal and that Sweden supports suspected war criminals. Read the speech
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Sweden's role in two-state solution and UNRWA funding
- Criticizes the government's position as not showing genuine support for a two-state solution and accuses it of ignoring international law. Argues that the government has not prepared for the humanitarian crisis in Lebanon. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government for not demanding a permanent ceasefire and for considering weapon purchases from Israel despite international rulings. Proposes an arms embargo against Israel, economic sanctions as well as increased support for the ICJ and ICC. Read the speech
- Wants to strengthen the State of Palestine to create two equal parties in a two-state solution. Criticizes the government for not criticizing Israel's actions, not paying out money to UNRWA and for the Prime Minister making a distinction between antisemitism and Islamophobia. Read the speech
Ukraine support: Gripen jets, refugee aid and 75bn SEK
- Argues that Russia's invasion is unacceptable and condemns it. Wants the support for Ukraine to be comprehensive, including military, civil, and humanitarian, and calls for higher compensation for refugees. Read the speech
Defense cooperation with USA: DCA agreement and nuclear risk
- Argues that Sweden has an obligation to defend Nato members and that Russia constitutes the threat in the near area. Emphasizes that one must work for nuclear disarmament every day in accordance with NPT. Read the speech
- Argues that the debate shows different views on the USA and criticizes Lundgren's argumentation regarding popular anchoring. Emphasizes that democratic disagreement strengthens Swedish resilience and argues that demands for a referendum should be respected. Read the speech
- Asks why the Swedish DCA agreement lacks provisions regarding nuclear weapons, landmines, and cluster bombs. Argues that the agreement should contain clear regulations similar to the Norwegian, Danish, and Finnish agreements. Read the speech
- Argues that the Swedish and Finnish agreements differ because Sweden lacks legislation against nuclear weapons. Expresses concern that Sweden could become an obvious choice for the USA if Trump places nuclear weapons in the Nordic region. Asks whether a consent clause is sufficient if the USA wants to place missiles or nuclear-armed aircraft in Sweden. Requests more information on how controls of the weapons the Americans bring onto Swedish soil are actually carried out. Read the speech
- Criticizes that Sweden gives up its own legislation in favor of the US legal system. Argues that this risks impunity for the American military and harms Sweden's international standing as a rule of law state. Read the speech
- Argues that Swedish legislation is sufficient and that American law should not be applied in Sweden. Criticizes the government's decision not to participate as an observer at the state party meeting for the nuclear weapons convention. Read the speech
- Asks how the member views Sweden giving up its jurisdiction. Argues that the DCA agreement could lead to the USA using language of power and threats if Sweden cannot judge American citizens. Read the speech
- Argues that court cases are politics in the USA and that the judiciary should not be surrendered. Wants Swedish law to apply in Sweden and that future governments use the application valve to avoid impunity. Read the speech
- Criticizes that Sweden gives up its own jurisdiction and lacks guarantees against nuclear weapons in the agreement. Argues that the USA's policy is problematic and that the country has not signed conventions against landmines, cluster bombs or nuclear weapons. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government has not included a ban on nuclear weapons in the DCA agreement despite other countries having done so. Argues that the agreement lacks protection and verification from the American side. Read the speech
Defense cooperation with USA: SD supports, V criticizes
- Want to vote against the agreement as it is more far-reaching than previous agreements and implies that Sweden gives up territory and legislation. Criticizes the lack of nuclear weapon clauses as well as that American forces are given a special status with immunity from Swedish jurisdiction. Read the speech
- Argues that it is important to listen to popular demands for more debate. Proposes a shelving to enable a slower process and wait for the American presidential election. Read the speech
- Argues that the consequences for Nordic cooperation will be limited because Sweden has much other NATO implementation to do. Argues that a correct implementation of the NATO decision is important and that future legislative changes may become relevant. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the agreement lacks clauses regarding nuclear weapons and American verification that such are not brought into Swedish territory. Argues that the agreement lacks regulations for states of war or hybrid threats and that the American access hinders freedom of movement. Read the speech
- Argues that Russia is the primary threat and advocates for increased regionalization within Nato to create a counterweight to US dominance. Proposes that Sweden should sign the UN nuclear weapons convention and introduce nuclear-weapon-free zones. Read the speech
- Asks why the Social Democrats initiated the negotiations and what starting values were used. Argues that the USA is the big winner as they receive large military access without Swedish supervision. Criticizes that the agreement lacks provisions regarding nuclear weapons. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the agreement gives the USA unique access to Swedish territory without obligations. Argues that the agreement implies legislative changes and that Sweden is giving up its own territory. Expresses concern over Russian nuclear weapons in Belarus. Read the speech
Sweden's foreign policy: China, Taiwan, India and feminist policy
- Regrets that the government has abandoned the feminist foreign policy and wants Sweden to return to this policy to promote equality and women's rights. Argues that Sweden should work to free political prisoners in Eritrea and China and demands that Turkey be suspended from the Council of Europe and that their EU membership be terminated. Read the speech
Maritime issues: stamp duty, tonnage tax and fossil-free status
- Want more ships to be Swedish-flagged to ensure the working environment and readiness. Proposes that Sjöfartsverket becomes an administrative authority, that the state takes a holistic approach to port strategy and that Gotlandstrafiken is operated under state management with modern fast ferries. Read the speech
- Argues that the state must provide incentives and drive the transition through active state action. Criticizes the Moderaternas policy for not driving the environmental transition fast enough and argues that the shipping companies need state support to reach the climate goals. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Moderaterna for ignoring shipping's large emissions and the necessary climate transition. Argues that Sweden is falling behind the EU in environmental work due to the government's opposition to new environmental legislation. Read the speech
Digitalization and AI regulation in Sweden and healthcare
- Argues that Sweden is being subjected to aggressive cyberattacks and that AI development entails increased digital risks. Wants the government to appoint an inquiry for a national AI policy with an ethical code and moves for approval of Vänsterpartiet's reservation 11. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden needs better regulation at the national level to manage the negative sides of AI development. Proposes an ethical code as part of a network of legislation covering both civil and military aspects. Read the speech
- Argues that legislators and governments must take responsibility for the ethical risks of AI. Suggests that an ethical code should be used to counter discrimination and emphasizes the need for a global AI policy. Read the speech
Council of Europe: Democracy, East Asia ties and Turkey status
- Criticizes that Sweden's voice has fallen silent in the criticism of Turkey's regime. Argues that Turkey must be suspended from the Council of Europe and that the EU must terminate the membership process as well as introduce sanctions. Read the speech
Sweden export control: Jas Gripen to Ukraine and Israel
- Criticizes that the Sweden Democrats want to send Swedish weapons to Israel despite the humanitarian situation in Gaza. Argues that Sweden should proceed from principles rather than exporting weapons to countries based on political preferences. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Sweden Democrats' stance on arms exports to Israel. Argues that Sweden should be clear towards Israel regarding violations of international law and argues that the civilian killing occurring in Gaza is unacceptable. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden should prioritize arms exports to Ukraine over exports to dictatorships and states that commit human rights violations. Wants to stop all arms exports to Israel, cancel the agreement with Elbit, recall the military attaché and include red dot sights in the regulatory framework for arms exports. Read the speech
- Argues that the world needs to move towards peace and disarmament. Wants to increase state ownership in Swedish weapons production and stop arms exports to dictatorships or states that conduct wars of aggression. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden should not export weapons to states that conduct wars of aggression. Wants a clearer political regulation of weapon imports and is open to partial state ownership in the weapons industry to balance the perspectives of security, the people, and the business sector. Read the speech
Troll factories, forestry, animal welfare and democracy debate
- Argues that the government base has created a troll factory that spreads disinformation and threats. Wants the government to take immediate measures against these troll factories. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Minister for Civil Affairs for downplaying the seriousness of the spread of false information. Argues that the Sweden Democrats' actions threaten the security of democracy ahead of the EU election and asks what the government is doing in the serious situation. Read the speech
Sweden's role and EU activities in 2023: SD, V, and C demands
- Wants the EU to terminate the trade agreement with Israel, impose an arms embargo and suspend the association agreement to stop the occupation of Palestine. Argues that Sweden should push for an immediate ceasefire and that those responsible for war crimes must be held accountable. Read the speech
- Criticizes that Elin Nilsson does not mention the Sweden Democrats' problematic policies regarding climate and LGBTQ+ people. Asks how she views Hungary obtaining the presidency despite violations of the rule of law principles and how she views the cooperation with the Sweden Democrats in the European Parliament. Read the speech
- Questions the Liberals' choice of path and their cooperation with the Sweden Democrats. Criticizes the Liberals for letting the Sweden Democrats run the government through their actions and for reducing the scope for public service. Read the speech
- Argues that far-right groups are gaining increased influence in the European Parliament. Criticizes the Moderaterna for giving power to far-right forces and questions how the government views organized disinformation via fake accounts. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Sweden Democrats for running fake accounts that spread disinformation ahead of the EU election. Wants the EU Minister to confirm the will for a campaign movement without fake accounts where arguments are pitted against each other in a straight and clear way. Read the speech
Gaza ceasefire, UNRWA support and defense capacity policy
EU dual-use export controls: review for Russia sanctions
- Argues that the war in Ukraine makes it necessary to conduct a review of the regulations for dual-use products already next year. Wants the Riksdag to vote for the motion to restrict Russia's access to these products. Read the speech
Climate policy, electricity, and health insurance debate
Sweden's relations with Israel, Palestine aid and Middle East
- Criticizes Israel's actions, mass starvation, and killing of civilians, personnel, and journalists in Gaza. Argues that Sweden should suspend the association agreement with Israel, stop the flow of weapons, introduce sanctions, support South Africa's genocide case, and resume aid. Read the speech
UNRWA aid, Israel's self-defense and two-state solution
- Demands clarifications regarding the Moderates' trips to Israel. Criticizes that these trips were financed by pro-Israel organizations and questions how this can be reconciled with support for the two-state solution. Argues that the violence against Palestinians in the West Bank is institutionalized. Read the speech
- Argues that Members of Parliament should answer questions about their travels. Criticizes that the right-wing parties support the settler movement and Netanyahu's government and suggests that Sweden should stand up for the two-state solution. Read the speech
- Criticizes the claim that Israel is a democracy as the country acts as an occupying power and shows signs of apartheid. Asks whether the proposed sanctions also include Israeli settlers who commit violence and displacement. Read the speech
- Criticizes that Israel is described as a full-fledged democracy and argues that the country acts as an occupying power that hinders Palestinian democracy. Suggests that Sweden should work for a two-state solution where two democracies can live side by side. Read the speech
Sweden's Nato membership security and 3% GDP military buildup
- Criticizes the government for being a poor negotiator that yields to the USA. Asks why the DCA agreement lacks provisions prohibiting the USA from bringing nuclear weapons onto Swedish territory. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government is not taking the risks associated with nuclear weapons seriously. Argues that the government should have presented a proposal to ban nuclear weapons on Swedish territory and that the membership occurs without reservations. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden should remain a strong foreign policy voice without nuclear weapons or foreign bases on Swedish territory. Asks if the Social Democrats can rely on the government parties actually honoring the agreement on this. Read the speech
- Expresses concern that Sweden does not more clearly confirm that the country shall not have nuclear weapons or foreign bases on its territory. Criticizes that the current proposal from the right-wing government lacks the guarantees that exist in the DCA agreement. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden should have voted no to the NATO membership and criticizes the messy accession process. Advocates for national legislation against nuclear weapons, a "no first use" policy and opposes participation in military operations in the Red Sea and the DCA agreement with the USA. Read the speech
- Argues that NATO membership implies a new perspective where Sweden is included in a nuclear umbrella, which raises the tension level in the surrounding area. Proposes legislation against nuclear weapons on Swedish territory, a "no first use" policy, and that Sweden should not participate in NATO's nuclear activities. Read the speech
- Argues that the Russian people want to live in peace and freedom. Suggests that Sweden, through a clear decision not to become a nuclear-weapon state, can act as a risk-reducing measure towards Russia. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden has severed all political contacts with Russia. Emphasizes that NATO membership is a Swedish choice made due to a majority in the Riksdag and criticizes that the power over the timing of the membership was handed over to Orbán and Erdogan. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden has historically preserved its military self-determination through neutrality. Expresses concern that Sweden is now tying its security policy to Nato and other states' conflicts, which takes away the country's national self-determination. Read the speech
- Argues that historical examples show that the majority of the liberals have been wrong in the past. Argues that the opposition has contributed to increased knowledge about Nato and that their voices are important for democracy. Expresses uncertainty regarding whether Nato is the best way. Read the speech
- Argues that Vänsterpartiet is steadfast in its opposition to nuclear weapons. Wants to be clear on issues regarding nuclear weapons and disarmament to prevent the right from signing DCA agreements or participating in military operations without scrutiny. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the arms exports to Turkey have been resumed after the Nato membership. Argues that the Turkish memorandum and the membership result in opposition Kurds being persecuted in Sweden. Asks how the Liberals plan to kick Turkey out of Nato. Read the speech
- Argues that Nato also includes the fight against terrorism. Criticizes that Turkey classifies persons of Kurdish origin as terrorists and argues that Sweden must have a strategy to not follow Turkey's agenda. Read the speech
Swedish EU Presidency 2023: Success or lack of action?
- Praises the EU Minister for her efforts during the Swedish presidency. Criticizes the government for having held back legislation on corporate responsibility for human rights and the environment and asks if the government will vote for the proposal in the new vote. Read the speech
- Criticizes that Sweden is delaying mandatory legislation on the environment and human rights by not pushing through the CSDDD directive. Argues that the government has a responsibility to ensure that the legislation is adopted before the EU election. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden and the EU must strengthen the economic, political, and military support to Ukraine and proposes that Sweden prioritizes arms deliveries to Ukraine over other countries. Criticizes the government for allowing the import of Russian fossil gas and demands more powerful work for a ceasefire in Gaza. Read the speech
Healthcare crisis, tax cuts and 16-year-old gender reassignment
- Criticizes that the government does not show sufficient commitment in the issue of Gaza. Asks whether the government has made a decision to resume the payments to UNRWA and the development aid to Palestine. Read the speech
Government budget policy, healthcare, forestry and education
- Asks whether the government will provide more money to the Värmland healthcare as it currently suffers from large deficits, increased patient fees, and planned notices for employees. Read the speech
Foreign policy: Ukraine, Gaza, aid reform and China-Taiwan
- Argues that the humanitarian situation in Gaza is a catastrophe created by political decisions. Criticizes the government for providing support to Israel, freezing aid, and having too close military ties to the Israeli weapons industry. Asks if the Foreign Minister intends to break the military ties to Israel. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden's actions have not led to a ceasefire or sufficient pressure on Israel to stop the killing of civilians. Wants the Foreign Minister to highlight the risk of massacre and famine in Gaza as well as present concrete proposals. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Sweden Democrats' pro-Israel stance as part of a competition between right-wing parties. Asks how the meeting with a minister who advocates for crimes against international law and rejects a Palestinian state contributes to upholding international law. Read the speech
- Argues that the government lacks work against Islamophobia and has instead adopted the Sweden Democrats' narrative. Asks if the organization Israel Allies Foundation was involved in the previous trip. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government for contributing to famine and war crimes in Gaza through close military ties to Israel. Argues that Sweden should break these ties, prioritize diplomacy over military solutions and increase support for Ukrainian refugees. Read the speech
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- Confirms that Hamas must release the hostages. Argues that Sweden must put pressure on Israel to prevent a massacre in Rafah. Read the speech
- Argues that Israel is an occupying power that has not fulfilled its obligations. Suggests that the focus must be on peace and a ceasefire rather than exterminating Hamas, which is considered a flawed way of thinking. Read the speech
- Confirms that Hamas's military fighters are legitimate targets but argues that Israel has violated international law by bombing civilians. Argues that Netanyahu's methods of attack hinder a peace solution and demands a ceasefire where civilians stop being attacked. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Christian Democrats for having traveled to Israel with an organization that purchases land for Jewish settlement and the displacement of Palestinians. Asks why the party follows right-wing extremist politicians who oppose a two-state solution. Read the speech
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- Criticizes the liberals' double standard regarding human rights and trade with Azerbaijan. Asks what the liberal view is on expanding trade with the dictatorship of Azerbaijan. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Liberals for simultaneously advocating for trade with Ukraine and maintaining contacts with representatives of the dictatorship Azerbaijan. Asks if Joar Forssell wants to drink wine with Azerbaijan or introduce sanctions. Read the speech
Climate, foreign policy, economy and social issues debate
- Argues that the blockade and occupation in Gaza cause starvation and death. Wants Sweden to demand a ceasefire and that Israel recognizes Palestine as a state in order to reach a two-state solution. Asks if the Foreign Minister will demand this of Israel's ambassador. Read the speech
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Situation in Gaza and West Bank: ceasefire and self-defense
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- Argues that Sweden should support South Africa's application to the ICJ and increase support for the court to investigate war crimes. Wants Sweden to fight for a ceasefire, break the blockade of Gaza and work for a two-state solution. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Foreign Minister for the lack of criticism against Israel's government and for not using words such as war crimes. Argues that Sweden must stop the displacement of Palestinians and demands more action and sharper wording. Read the speech
PM Question Time: bank tax, nuclear power, and defense
- Asks whether the Swedish government wants a ceasefire in Gaza and whether Sweden will push for this within the EU. Read the speech
Sweden's international cooperation and foreign policy priorities
- Wants long-term support for Ukraine as well as increased economic support for the opposition in Belarus and Russia. Criticizes the government's deprioritization of the UN and its lack of demands for a ceasefire in Gaza. Read the speech
Commission work programme 2024: Ukraine, Russian assets
- Proposes that the Riksdag makes the report public. Criticizes the introduction of qualified majority in foreign and financial policy as it shifts power from Sweden to Brussels. Argues that chat control implies mass surveillance and demands a tougher EU policy towards Israel, including sanctions and an arms embargo. Read the speech
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Housing, infrastructure, defense and foreign policy debate
- Asks when the government will demand a ceasefire to stop the bombings of Gaza. Argues that the world has a responsibility to react to violations of human rights and international law. Read the speech
- Argues that humanitarian pauses are not enough to provide necessary resources. Proposes a ceasefire to enable diplomacy and the release of hostages. Criticizes the blockade and the occupation which make Gaza a war zone. Read the speech
Council of Europe meeting: Sweden's role in antisemitism
- Argues that Israel's military operations in Gaza are appalling and that Sweden must demand a ceasefire. Wants war crimes to be investigated by the ICC and that the government clarify its position on the blockade. Read the speech
- Argues that it is time for Hamas to release the hostages. Asks if the government wants to see a ceasefire to stop bombings of civilians in Gaza and points out that the humanitarian need is much greater than the current support. Read the speech
Israel and Palestine: ICC contributions and two-state solution
- Argues that the use of gross violence from both sides against civilians is appalling and often constitutes crimes against international law. Wants the international community to act to stop forced displacements, bombings, and the ground invasion in order to instead look forward toward peace. Read the speech
- Argues that solidarity is required with both Israeli civilians and Palestinians living under occupation. Wants to press for a ceasefire and proposes that Sweden increases contributions to the ICC to investigate war crimes from both sides. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Foreign Minister's previous statements regarding Israel's response as proportionate. Argues that Sweden legitimizes the Israeli government's violence against civilians and asks what is being done to stop a ground invasion and forced displacement. Read the speech
- Argues that it is wrong to equate Palestinian civilians with Hamas. Asks the government what they are doing to create peace, lift the occupation and the blockade, and achieve a two-state solution. Read the speech
- Notes that Hamas's attack was malicious and that Israel's attacks against Gaza have killed thousands. Criticizes the government's decision to pause the aid and emphasizes the importance of supporting Palestinian civil society. Read the speech
- Explains that the tweet was based on a news agency's report and was removed to avoid misleading information. Argues that Israel should be held accountable for its actions and demands an independent investigation. Read the speech
- Expresses concern that the government's aid cuts to Gaza hinder independent information and cause the truth to be controlled by either the Israeli military or Hamas. Argues that both Israel and Palestine have a right to exist. Read the speech
- Argues that the project was successful for young women at Västbanken and that it is unacceptable that DFLP's branch in Gaza participated in the attack. Opposes a funding pause as it weakens Palestinian civil society. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government's review also covers humanitarian aid, which creates concern among the actors. Argues that one should strengthen civil society and MR-defenders in Palestine instead of choking off aid to these actors. Read the speech
- Argues that the government's requirements risk increasing the pressure and risks for aid actors. Argues that aid organizations should be able to be independent and focus on their goal instead of being forced to take political stances. Read the speech
- Confirms that Hamas is a terrorist organization. Argues that one must address the root causes of why people join Hamas and wants to stop the Israeli ground invasion of Gaza to reach a two-state solution. Read the speech
- Argues that the situation in the West Bank is deadly and criticizes Netanyahu's government for undermining the principles of the rule of law and increasing violence against Palestinians. Asks what the Christian Democrats' message was to Netanyahu regarding the settlements. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Christian Democrats' naive view of Benjamin Netanyahu and argues that their lack of clear criticism of his policies hinders Sweden's role as a bridge-builder. Argues that Sweden must speak plainly with Netanyahu to reduce violence in the region. Read the speech
- Argues that the blockade of Gaza likely violates international law and causes a humanitarian catastrophe. Wants the rest of the world to be clear towards Israel to stop plans for displacement and ethnic cleansing. Read the speech
- Argues that Hamas has a responsibility for peace, but describes Gaza as an open-air prison where civilians suffer from Israel's bombs. Criticizes that Israel's response is not proportional as children and women are dying in large numbers. Read the speech
Immigration, AI, and Sami organization meetings in Riksdag
- Asks what the Foreign Minister is doing to support the Iranian people's struggle for freedom. Points out that the regime has responded brutally to protests for women's rights and democracy. Read the speech
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EU activities 2022: sanctions, Cuba agreement and Belarus
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- Criticizes the current harsh boycott policy against Cuba as meaningless and having not led to democracy. Argues that political dialogue is necessary to create reforms and that the government underestimates this need. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Sweden Democrats' nationalist foreign policy and argues that their demands for reduced aid. Argues that this policy reduces Sweden's influence and forces poor countries to increase their dependence on Russia and China. Read the speech
- Criticizes that reduced aid gives authoritarian states increased room. Argues that the Sweden Democrats' policy towards Cuba is unsuccessful and questions their democratic stances regarding Israel as well as their support for Somaliland. Read the speech
- Criticizes the committee's texts and Joar Forssell's speech for lacking criticism of Netanyahu's government. Asks why the focus lies on criticizing Palestine instead of the negative developments in Israel. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's lack of clarity regarding Israel's development and argues that one should not support those who legitimize the settler right's policy. Argues that Sweden must continue to fund UNRWA to counter Palestine becoming dependent on China and Russia. Read the speech
- Wants to democratize the EU by giving national parliaments more power and limiting lobbying. Argues that the Copenhagen criteria should be tightened to exclude countries that discriminate against hbtqi persons. Proposes that the EU freezes membership negotiations with Turkey and withdraws benefits. Wants ecocide to be added to the Rome Statute and that the Wagner Group be blacklisted as a terrorist group. Criticizes the government's policy towards Cuba and argues that Sweden should continue to support the termination of the USA's embargo. Wants the EU to suspend the association agreement with Israel and introduce an arms embargo. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Swedish presidency for a lack of transparency and for having pursued lines that lack support in the Riksdag. Asks the minister why the presidency has gone so poorly. Read the speech
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Human rights: Magnitsky sanctions and 1.25% GDP aid proposal
- Argues that Sweden must stop cowering before Erdogan and instead stand up for democracy and human rights in Turkey. Wants the government to push for IRGC to be classified as a terrorist organization in the EU, grant asylum to Russian opposition members and motions for approval of the committee's proposal on Iran. Read the speech
Sweden's participation in Sudan evacuation: 400 armed personnel
- Argues that the Riksdag is making a heavy decision to evacuate Swedes in Sudan. Emphasizes the need for a clear and strong mandate and wishes to move for approval of the proposals in the committee report. Read the speech
Sweden's support for Ukraine and Russian aggression debate
- Argues that the Russian invasion is illegal and unjustifiable and emphasizes the importance of long-term military, civilian, and humanitarian support to Ukraine. Proposes clearer security policy considerations regarding arms exports and calls for approval of the committee's proposal. Read the speech
School quality, work principle and marketization debate
- Warns that Hungary is trying to block Sweden's EU application by copying Turkey's tactics. Asks whether the Foreign Minister will reject the Hungarian demands or if Sweden will be clear about the principles of the rule of law. Read the speech
Palestine and Israel: Two-state solution and apartheid claims
- Argues that the right-wing government in Israel and the occupation of Palestine is the root cause of today's situation. Criticizes the government's lack of support for Palestine and the cuts to aid. Read the speech
- Criticizes that Sweden and the EU only use press releases instead of introducing consequences for Israel's crimes against the principles of the rule of law. Argues that discrimination and abuses occur both in occupied areas and in Israel. Read the speech
Sweden's Nato membership: collective defense and security
- Criticizes the decision to join Nato as it threatens Sweden's military neutrality and democratic room for maneuver. Argues that membership entails a risk of being drawn into war, increases proximity to nuclear weapons and forces Sweden to make concessions to Turkey and Hungary. Read the speech
- Argues that Russia's invasion of Ukraine is illegal and challenges the European security order. Claims that a Swedish NATO membership does not make Sweden or Ukraine safer and emphasizes the importance of supporting Ukraine against imperialism. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden, as a militarily non-aligned country, would have greater freedom of action and national self-determination. Proposes instead that Sweden should strengthen its defense and build an independent international cooperation with neighboring countries. Read the speech
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- Argues that the opposing party simplifies the Left Party's worldview and emphasizes that the party has been clear in its criticism of Putin's undemocratic rule. Argues that Sweden does not stand alone but has many friends and collaborations. Read the speech
- Argues that democratic backsliding is an important issue and points to examples in Hungary, Slovenia, Spain and the United Kingdom. Criticizes the government for not listening to referral bodies when human rights are questioned. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden should work towards a ban on biological weapons through UN conventions rather than military threats. Also suggests that one should strive for a nuclear weapons convention or "no first use" to build a more peaceful world. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden needs a strong total defense and a reintroduced conscription due to the serious security policy situation. Criticizes that membership in a large military alliance can mean that Swedish interests may be sidelined and that Sweden is drawn into conflicts it has not chosen. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden has been able to be a peaceful country through 200 years of military non-alignment. Criticizes that today's bilateral defense cooperations are unclear in their scope and argues that NATO membership does not necessarily make the world more peaceful. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Social Democrats' approach to reservations regarding NATO membership. Argues that the lack of reservations makes Sweden vulnerable to foreign pressure regarding nuclear weapons and foreign bases. Read the speech
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- Proposes approval of reservation 2. Criticizes that Finland is prioritized over Sweden despite Finland previously being used as an argument to pressure other parties. Argues that the countries are being pitted against each other as pieces in a political game. Asks how the situation could arise despite the Prime Minister's daily contact with Finland. Read the speech
- Criticizes the moderate concession policy towards Turkey and Hungary. Argues that Sweden risks losing the principles of the rule of law in the EU by appeasing Viktor Orbán's Hungary to secure NATO membership. Read the speech
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- Criticizes that the Foreign Minister's policy of concessions strengthens Hungary's and Turkey's power. Argues that Sweden risks being silenced regarding human rights and that membership is being used as a tool to obtain economic advantages. Read the speech
- Asks how the Minister for Defence views Sweden's participation in the Nuclear Planning Group and nuclear weapons exercises. Also asks whether the government intends to use footnotes to indicate Sweden's position regarding nuclear weapons. Read the speech
- Wants clearer rules and legislation to ensure that no nuclear weapons are on Swedish territory. Argues that Sweden can begin unilateral disarmament to signal détente towards Russia. Read the speech
- Argues that Vänsterpartiet criticized the Hultqvist doctrine for making Sweden a "Nato light" member. Points out that the doctrine made the difference between such a line and full NATO membership so small that the party eventually changed its mind. Read the speech
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Government priorities, family support and Ukraine aid debate
- Criticizes that Turkish authorities have limited aid efforts and restricted freedom of expression. Asks how the Prime Minister views the humanitarian response and Turkey's restrictions on aid to earthquake victims. Read the speech
Measures against Iran and designating Revolutionary Guard
- Argues that there is a majority in the Riksdag to brand the revolutionary guard as a terrorist group. Proposes a committee initiative for the government to be informed that the organization should be declared a terrorist organization. Read the speech
- Argues that legal certainty is important in sanctions listings. Wants the government to gather the EU to brand Iran as a terrorist state and submit a committee initiative to continue the discussion. Read the speech
Sweden foreign policy, Ukraine aid and Russia sanctions debate
- Criticizes the government for having "caved in" to Turkey and for having accepted Turkey's narrative of defaming the Kurds. Asks why the government lies about Turkey being a democracy and why they are defaming the Kurdish people. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Foreign Minister's statements regarding Turkey and argues that he has failed in his duties. Argues that the NATO proposal gives Erdogan too much power and advocates for a return to credible diplomacy. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's aid policy and the cuts in the aid budget. Argues that the Social Democrats bear responsibility for the situation as they used the aid as a cash box to meet increasing costs. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Social Democrats for being unable to live up to the one percent goal and for having used offsets to hide cuts in aid. Argues that the Social Democrats bear responsibility for the fact that aid has now been weakened and demands that they show will through actual money. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the Sweden Democrats backed down from a clear terror listing of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard in favor of the government's vague position. Asks what is required for them to vote for a terror designation. Read the speech
- Argues that there is a dissonance between the actions of European politicians and the needs of the Iranian people. Urges using a parliamentary majority to designate the Revolutionary Guard as a terrorist organization during 2023. Read the speech
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- Criticizes that security policy discussions were shortened and that the Foreign Minister has ended up in a difficult situation. Argues that Jens Stoltenberg is responsible for Sweden's poor security situation. Demands that Sweden returns to a credible diplomacy. Read the speech
- Argues that the Social Democrats have changed their stance on the Nato issue. Criticizes that the security policy report lacked arguments against a Nato application and that Turkey was not mentioned. Read the speech
- Criticizes the economic logic of the previous statement regarding aid. Argues that Sweden, as the EU chair, should act forcefully to stop Israeli settlements and protect international law. Asks what the Christian Democrats think about the new Israeli government. Read the speech
- Argues that Benjamin Netanyahu has exploited the political system. Encourages the two-state solution and negotiations for elections in Palestine, but demands criticism of the settlements and the occupation. Expresses concern over the Christian Democrats' aid savings. Read the speech
- Agrees with Melin's statements but expresses skepticism regarding the future results of the aid. Asks why the Liberal Party has changed its previous harsh criticism of Turkey's membership in Nato to a softer tone. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's and the Liberals' definition of democracy as it includes authoritarian leaders. Argues that the Liberals should criticize Turkey's shrinking democracy and suggests that Martin Melin is better suited than the Foreign Minister for the assignment. Read the speech
Sweden defense policy: total defense, civil service and NATO
- Wants a total defense with broad public support where cuts and privatizations cease. Argues that the state should own critical infrastructure and that Sweden must maintain control over its own total defense during Nato membership. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden needs a clearer division between the private and public sectors. Suggests that the state should have a greater responsibility for the infrastructure behind the private actors in order to create a more stable and clear market. Read the speech
- Proposes to clarify the role of companies during crises and how they interact with the state. Argues that the state needs to own critical infrastructure to a greater extent. Read the speech
Foreign policy, healthcare, Natoprocess crisis and EU sanctions
- Wants to increase the pressure on the Iranian regime by labeling the Revolutionary Guard as a terrorist organization. Criticizes the Foreign Minister for not standing up to the government and questions whether the minister promised not to label the group as a terrorist organization. Read the speech
- Argues that there are links between IRGC and Russia's war in Ukraine. Criticizes the Foreign Minister for acting as a brake and for having delayed contacting Iran's ambassador. Read the speech
Council of Europe report: Ukraine support, energy and price cap
- Welcomes the ninth sanctions package against Russia. Argues that Iran should be branded as a terrorist state and that the ambassador should be recalled. Asks how the Prime Minister views the challenges in Bosnia and Herzegovina as well as how the new civil pact can benefit Sweden. Read the speech
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Sweden's international cooperation, security and foreign policy
- Agree with the criticism of the government's change of Sweden's international image. Ask about the Social Democrats' haste regarding the Nato application and if the speaker regrets that a formal reservation against nuclear weapons was not made earlier. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Social Democrats for having changed their minds quickly regarding Nato without a referendum. Argues that the Kurds are being sacrificed for Nato membership and points out that the Social Democrats never intended to avoid participation in nuclear planning. Read the speech
- Asks how the speaker views deportations of Kurds from Sweden. Argues that increased cooperation between security services leads to Kurds feeling that they are being hunted again. Read the speech
- Expresses concern that human rights are being sacrificed for NATO membership. Argues that Sweden becomes co-responsible for a potential Kurdish bloodbath through arms exports to Turkey and calls for standing up for the rights of the Kurds. Read the speech
- Argues that Russia's attack on Ukraine creates major security challenges and emphasizes the importance of unity in the support. Wants to increase economic support to the Russian and Belarusian opposition. Criticizes the government's deprioritization of the UN. Read the speech
Sweden's EU presidency priorities: Ukraine, electrification
- Thanks the Prime Minister for the support for Ukraine. Emphasizes that both military, economic, and humanitarian support are required to build Ukrainian resilience. Asks how Sweden and Europe are preparing for a nuclear weapons crisis and how one can counter Putin's use of nuclear weapons. Read the speech
Sweden arms exports to Turkey: ethics and security policy
Measures against Iran: sanctions, terror labeling and ambassador
- Criticizes the government for relying on EU coordination instead of pursuing its own Iran policy. Argues that Sweden should designate the Revolutionary Guard as a terrorist organization, expand sanctions and summon the Iranian ambassador. Read the speech
- Asks when the sharp statements from Sweden were actually made. Demands that the ambassador be called up now to condemn the executions directly, and argues that Sweden can take diplomatic measures alone or together with the EU. Read the speech
Sweden's UN mission in Mali: Wagner Group and new strategy
- Argues that Swedish soldiers have been well-trained and safe during the mission, but that the security situation in Mali has deteriorated due to the Wagner Group's involvement. Emphasizes the importance of combating climate change, maintaining a feminist foreign policy and continuing to participate in UN missions. Moves for approval of the committee's proposal. Read the speech
PM Question Time: Child trafficking, nuclear power, welfare
- Criticizes the Prime Minister's meeting with Erdogan and his hopes for a Swedish NATO membership. Asks how the Prime Minister views Erdogan's request to have a journalist extradited. Read the speech
Sweden's Agenda 2030 implementation and action plan goals
- Argues that Sweden must step up to reach the goals of Agenda 2030 and criticizes the government's tightening of aid. Proposes a joint political committee, an action plan for authorities, feminist analysis, as well as legislation against corporate crime and tax evasion. Read the speech
Sweden's response to Iran situation and sanctions debate
- Criticizes that Sweden's Iran policy has been lax and that the Foreign Minister's answer is unclear. Wants Sweden to summon Iran's ambassador, expand targeted sanctions, investigate crimes and cut ties with the regime. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Minister for Foreign Affairs for a lack of political stance against the Iranian regime. Proposes that Sweden should terminate agreements with organizations linked to the Revolutionary Guard and join the work to exclude Iran from the UN Commission on the Status of Women. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Foreign Minister for hiding behind the EU and demands that Sweden act against the regime by expanding targeted sanctions as well as breaking agreements with Iran. Argues that the government must act immediately. Read the speech
Economy, migration, schools and environment review in Riksdag
- Questions about whether the new Foreign Minister is prepared to terminate and sever the agreements with the Iranian regime after the previous government signed five agreements with the totalitarian country. Read the speech
Foreign policy, security, school, and climate debate
- Agree on the need for strong support for Taiwan. Argues that Sweden risks losing influence and that China takes over in international organizations if Sweden reduces its aid and core support. Read the speech
- Argues that the government's criticism of international organizations risks Sweden's influence. Warns that China could take power over important multilateral organizations if Sweden withdraws its financial and political support. Read the speech
- Asks what the risks are if Sweden backs down and does not provide the same support to the UN as before. Argues that there is a great risk that China and Russia will take over if Sweden reduces its aid. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden risks losing influence and that people in Central Asia lose the opportunity to escape authoritarian rule if nuclear support and aid are withdrawn. Read the speech
- Wants the Iranian ambassador to be summoned and demands extended sanctions against the regime's elite. Criticizes the Foreign Minister's weak foreign policy and argues that cuts in aid make Sweden a small country. Read the speech
- Argues that the government must move from words to action by summoning Iran's ambassador. Also proposes more extensive sanctions and travel bans against the children of the leaders and the mullahs. Read the speech
- Argues that the current government should summon Iran's ambassador immediately. Argues that one should be able to call Iran a dictatorship if one can call Turkey a democracy. Read the speech
- Expresses concern that Swedish aid is being reduced by approximately 15 percent. Asks why the Christian Democrats have agreed to the reduction and if they are prepared to increase the appropriations for global work with SRHR. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the Christian Democrats are voting for a budget without a one percent goal despite previous promises. Argues that the cuts will harm women worldwide and reduce support from the UN. Read the speech
- Questions whether the government's decision to place aid under the Minister for Trade means that Sweden should give up its democratic ambitions in order to instead prioritize trade. Also criticizes previous loans to companies that have exported to Belarus and Turkey. Read the speech
- Expresses concern that human rights are being compromised to favor Swedish interests. Wants the Export Credit Board to be called to the committee to discuss the "shameful Turkey deal". Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government is fulfilling the agreement from the Madrid summit and argues that Sweden is entering into a military alliance with Turkey's dictatorship. Asks how Sweden can fight for the Kurds' rights while simultaneously entering into an alliance with Erdogan. Read the speech
- Argues that two authoritarian leaders stand in the way of NATO membership. Criticizes the Liberals' shift regarding arms exports to Turkey and argues that it silences Sweden's voice for democracy and human rights. Read the speech
Source: The Swedish Parliament. Kammarkoll is an independent service.