Label: The Riksdag

 Beer at the campaign booths. New attacks on multiculturalism, the deception in the Riksdag, labor camps for criminals as proposed by the Örebro Party, and much more are discussed in Frihetsnytt

 Ahead of the election. A shopping cart, a trampoline, and a former party leader. Now the Liberals’ crisis moves in their desperate quest for four percent are being revealed

 With Roger Richthoff. The Riksdag has voted to tighten family-based immigration, even as it has been revealed that immigrants do not share the left-liberal "values"

 With Roger Richthoff. After much back-and-forth, the Riksdag voted in favor of scrapping quantity discounts and lowering the age of criminal responsibility. But when will these changes take effect?

 Unique Debate. For the first time, the parties that are not represented in the Riksdag will face off in a debate, just before the election

 New penalties for pedophiles. Today’s “Frihetsmorgon” discusses the arrest of the SPLC figure, forced integration in the UK, and the Riksdag’s vote on volume discounts and family-based immigration.

 The Riksdag said yes. The opposition tried to block the stricter measures—but the Tidö parties stood united. Now, stricter requirements for family-based immigration are on the horizon.

 A dramatic vote. The volume discount is being scaled back following the nail-biter in the Riksdag. By a margin of just five votes, the government won the battle over the major criminal justice reform.

 A lengthy debate in the Riksdag. The issue of the volume discount has been the hottest topic in recent days, and now the Riksdag has voted to eliminate it

 Just before the elections. A senior L Party minister is leaving Parliament before the election. When the ship starts to sink, the experienced ones jump ship—and let someone else take the fall.

 Restricts independence. 322 members of parliament voted in favor of the NATO Act. Here are the names of the politicians who paved the way for new military powers and potential acts of war in Sweden

 One party took up the fight. 322 members of parliament gave the green light to the NATO Act. Critics warn that Swedish territory could now be used for future military operations

 Just for savages? From over 81,000 to the average median wage. The SD’s new proposal would deal a severe blow to the Riksdag’s political mavericks

 With Roger Richthoff. Which parties say yes, and which ones might say no to allowing NATO to wage war on Swedish soil?