'Deep roots in racist organisations': Magdalena Andersson on the far-right threat in Sweden's election

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

65% : "What we see in Sweden right now is fantastic, with thousands of jobs in the new green industry, like battery factories and fossil-free steel production, so we really have potential also to show the world that you can speed up the green transition and have good prosperous development with lots of new jobs."
51% : If she remains prime minister after Sunday's election, she said Ukraine would be "top of the agenda", and her priorities at home would include reducing gang violence, creating a more inclusive society, increasing employment in segregated areas, protecting welfare, stopping private companies profiting from the school system, and speeding up the green transition.
45% : The lesson to learn is, for long-term, to not be as dependent on Russian gas, and in the short-term we have in the European Union to decouple the gas prices and the electricity prices, that's absolutely necessary."

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