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November 5: Here's today's news

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The Left Party's deputy party leader Ida Gabrielsson and her father spoke disparagingly of the Center Party in a DN interview, which broke up the cooperation between S, C, MP and V to form a government.
S leader Magdalena Andersson criticized the statements.

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The parties on the red-green side are trying to get together in order to form a government. Little progress had been made between S, C, MP and V before the argument broke out.

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In a DN interview published on Thursday, V's deputy party leader Ida Gabrielsson and her father speak disparagingly of the Center Party.

The statements come at the same time as the parties on the red-green side are trying to gather in order to form a government.

"You don't talk about parties that you want to cooperate with that way," writes S-leader Magdalena Andersson.

Read more here.

Ida Gabrielsson: We cannot back down

THE SAND BAY. She fought, drank and smoked. But always kept control.

The Left Party's vice-chairman Ida Gabrielsson is a product of the working town of Sandviken.

Does that explain her stubbornness in the fight for government power?

Read more here.

Aviation expert on the threats: "Easy to create chaos"

This week, the bomb threats have followed each other and forced airplanes in Europe to make emergency landings. The scale raises suspicions of a coordinated operation, but no one has yet claimed responsibility.

- This has never happened before, says aviation expert Jan Ohlsson.

Read more here.

The Trump tops that are at risk after the election fiasco

Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth is singled out as a possible scapegoat after the Republican election fiasco. Other Trump summits may now also be at risk, according to US experts.

- It is not unusual for some ministers to resign, especially when there is an election result like this, says political scientist Emma Ricknell.

Read more here.

Here are the billionaire's taxis that are being launched in Stockholm

Thousands of turquoise electric cars could soon be rolling on Swedish roads as a Vietnamese billionaire expands his business.

Rumors about the arrival of the giant Green SM are buzzing in taxi circles - the search for answers led DN to a lonely parking lot north of Stockholm.

Read more here.

Five news from November 5:

Sources: Little progress between S, C, MP and V - then the fight broke out

Ida Gabrielsson: We cannot back down

Aviation expert on the threats: "Easy to create chaos"

The Trump tops that are at risk after the election fiasco

Open Questions

What exact statements did Ida Gabrielsson and her father make about the Center Party?
Will the cooperation between the red-green parties resume?
What consequences does the dispute have for the formation of the government?

November 5: Here's today's news

Quick Look

The Left Party's deputy party leader Ida Gabrielsson and her father spoke disparagingly of the Center Party in a DN interview, which broke up the cooperation between S, C, MP and V to form a government.
S leader Magdalena Andersson criticized the statements.

AI-generated summary

Why It Matters

The parties on the red-green side are trying to get together in order to form a government. Little progress had been made between S, C, MP and V before the argument broke out.

Font size

In a DN interview published on Thursday, V's deputy party leader Ida Gabrielsson and her father speak disparagingly of the Center Party.

The statements come at the same time as the parties on the red-green side are trying to gather in order to form a government.

"You don't talk about parties that you want to cooperate with that way," writes S-leader Magdalena Andersson.

Read more here.

Ida Gabrielsson: We cannot back down

THE SAND BAY. She fought, drank and smoked. But always kept control.

The Left Party's vice-chairman Ida Gabrielsson is a product of the working town of Sandviken.

Does that explain her stubbornness in the fight for government power?

Read more here.

Aviation expert on the threats: "Easy to create chaos"

- This has never happened before, says aviation expert Jan Ohlsson.

Read more here.

The Trump tops that are at risk after the election fiasco

Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth is singled out as a possible scapegoat after the Republican election fiasco. Other Trump summits may now also be at risk, according to US experts.

- It is not unusual for some ministers to resign, especially when there is an election result like this, says political scientist Emma Ricknell.

Read more here.

Here are the billionaire's taxis that are being launched in Stockholm

Thousands of turquoise electric cars could soon be rolling on Swedish roads as a Vietnamese billionaire expands his business.

Rumors about the arrival of the giant Green SM are buzzing in taxi circles - the search for answers led DN to a lonely parking lot north of Stockholm.

Read more here.

Five news from November 5:

Sources: Little progress between S, C, MP and V - then the fight broke out

Ida Gabrielsson: We cannot back down

Aviation expert on the threats: "Easy to create chaos"

The Trump tops that are at risk after the election fiasco

Open Questions

What exact statements did Ida Gabrielsson and her father make about the Center Party?
Will the cooperation between the red-green parties resume?
What consequences does the dispute have for the formation of the government?