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The election is over—here are the dates that could determine Sweden's future

 Dramatic times lie ahead. The election is over—but the drama surrounding power has only just begun. Now, several crucial dates lie ahead that could change who governs Sweden

C is open to governing with S

 V is in the way. The Center Party is open to forming a government with the Social Democrats, according to party secretary Hannes Hervieu.

Voters gave up in the massive lines—and had to abandon their attempt to vote

 Election Chaos. Voters have been waiting in line for hours to cast their ballots—but many have been forced to give up and leave the line. The Election Authority calls the wait times unusual

Social Democrats' TikTok Account Hacked – Scammers Were After Cryptocurrency

 A message last night. The Social Democrats' TikTok account was hacked—and then scammers began targeting the party's more than 75,000 followers to steal cryptocurrency

Norwegian Princess Astrid Has Died

 Served the country faithfully. Princess Astrid of Norway has died at the age of 94. The Norwegian Royal House has announced this.

Trump's Election Giveaway – $5,000 for Everyone

 Midterm elections in the U.S. Trump Promises $5,000 to Every Adult American—If the Republicans Win in November

A Failure for Aschberg and Radio Aftonbladet

 Losing big. Radio Aftonbladet is already in an uproar. The major initiative that was supposed to make media history has lost one in five listeners.

Estonian Minister: Europe Is at War with Russia

 "It's war" Europe is already at war with Russia. That is what Estonia's Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna said in an interview with Sveriges Radio

King Harald is being buried in Norway today

 You can watch it live. King Harald V of Norway is being buried in Oslo. The king passed away on August 28 at the age of 89.

Everyone, come to the AFS election wrap-up on Saturday, September 12

 LETTER TO THE EDITOR. AFS will hold its election rally at the statue of Gustav III on Skeppsbrokajen on Saturday, September 12

The Sweden Democrats Are Gaining Ground in Västerbotten—and in Umeå

 The Green Party is also doing well. The Social Democrats are losing ground, the Green Party is gaining ground, but the Sweden Democrats are also gaining ground in the "red" college town

One in ten voters makes up their mind in the final week

 A lot will be decided this week. Describes the group as people who arrive late to the party—but really want to be there.

That's why my cell phone just rang—a new system was being tested

 Not everyone received the warning. That's why my phone just beeped. A new warning system was tested—2.6 miljoner phones beeped in Stockholm and on Gotland

After the election debacle: this many votes could be invalidated

 Thousands of people affected. Following the election debacle, hundreds of early votes could still be discarded. Now voters must check for themselves whether their vote is affected

EU Countries Bring Their Gold Home from the U.S.

 "Non-political decisions" Several EU countries have begun repatriating their gold from the United States. Thousands of metric tons of gold have been moved, and the stated purpose is to ensure preparedness.

Central banks are withdrawing their gold from the U.S.

 Several countries. The Netherlands is withdrawing 86 metric tons of gold from North America—while questions are mounting about why Europe’s reserves are still held in the U.S.

RECORD AHEAD OF THE ELECTION – Here Are the Parties Challenging the Riksdag

 So many people are stepping up.  The Swedish political landscape is becoming unusually crowded ahead of the election. A record number of parties have registered to participate—and alongside the parties represented in the Riksdag, there is a long list of anti-establishment, nationalist, and libertarian alternatives. The Election Authority announced on Monday that 165 parties have registered for the parliamentary election....

The Riksbank Keeps Interest Rates Unchanged—But Warns of a Hike as Early as This Year

 News today. The Riksbank is keeping interest rates unchanged—but the warning is clear. Higher inflation could force another rate hike as early as later this year

Cable outages are driving up electricity prices—but a costly winter looms

 The Forecast. Cable problems are driving up electricity prices—but the relief may be short-lived. Once exports pick up again, Swedish households risk facing an expensive winter

New alcohol regulations open up campaign booths—politicians invite people to have a beer

 New this year. New alcohol regulations are breaking down old barriers. Beer is now being served at campaign booths—and politicians hope to get closer to voters

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