
AI-generated summary
Andreas Norlén has been speaker since 2018 and was re-elected after the Riksdag's vote. The Social Democrats and the Left Party have had tense relations in the government issue. Niklas Thenstedt is expecting a child through surrogacy in Colombia. Alex Schulman has previously been exposed to hate speech and is now commenting on the Emil Persson case. Beowulf Mining plans to open a mine in Kallak outside Jokkmokk but faces financial and regulatory hurdles.
Andreas Norlén may continue as chairman
Andreas Norlén may retain the role of chairman. It is clear after the Riksdag's vote. The Social Democrats' candidate Johanna Haraldsson will be first deputy speaker. Julia Kronlid may continue as second deputy speaker
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Tomas Ramberg: Cold war between V and S
Magdalena Andersson's claim that the Left Party and the Moderates constitute a "new constellation" does not hold. Nevertheless, it goes without saying that the Social Democrats will strike back with force against the Left Party's tough parliamentary game. Now there is a cold war in the government issue.
But there is also a well-thought-out strategy behind Andersson's move.
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"I want to know the truth about the egg donors"
Niklas Thenstedt's baby will grow in a stomach on the other side of the world.
Now he wonders if the egg donor - the child's genetic mother - is part of Colombia's live-sex industry.
- I want the truth to come out, for the sake of my future child, says Niklas.
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Alex Schulman: Now the drive goes – towards the victim
Many years ago I got into a hate streak. It was terrible. Since then, I get extra hurt when I see other people affected. Like now: Emil Persson.
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Crisis for disputed Kallak mine - "Very problematic situation"
Beowulf Mining wants to start a mine in Kallak outside Jokkmokk. But the project is suffering from a financial crisis and now an official review could stop a crucial investment.
- It has not been easy, says CEO Ed Bowie.
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Five news from September 28:
Andreas Norlén may continue as chairman
Tomas Ramberg: Cold war between V and S
"I want to know the truth about the egg donors"
The hatred towards Emil Persson makes me lose faith in the human race
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The Riksdag will continue to have tense relations between the Social Democrats and the Left Party in upcoming votes.
Likely · Within weeks
The official review may lead to the investment in the Kallak mine being stopped or delayed.
Possible · Within months
The debate about the ethics of surrogacy and egg donation will increase in Sweden after cases like Niklas Thenstedt's.
Possible · Within months

The Social Democrats have returned the probe mission after the Left Party decided to support moderate Andreas Norlén's re-election as speaker. Political scientists believe that the draw is primarily tactical and that the risk of by-elections is small, while the Center Party clearly rejected a collaboration with the Moderates if they collaborate with the Sweden Democrats.
The Democrats in Norberg become the largest party in a new government together with M, L and SD, which breaks the Social Democrats' 20-year hold on power in the municipality.
Magdalena Andersson gives up the attempts to form a government and returns the probe mission to the Speaker, ten days after the start of the mission, due to the Vänsterpartiet's announcement about the Speaker question.

Magdalena Andersson (S) hands back the task of probing for government formation after the Left Party announced that they support the M candidate Andreas Norlén as speaker.

At 11 a.m. on Monday, the Riksdag gathers to elect the Speaker and Deputy Speakers. Hours before the vote, S leader Magdalena Andersson announces that she is handing back the probe mission after the announcement that the Left Party is supporting Andreas Norlén.
The members of the Riksdag gather on Monday 14 September to elect the speaker and three deputy speakers after the election on 13 September. The moderates have nominated Andreas Norlén, who is supported by KD, L, SD and V. The Social Democrats have not yet nominated a candidate before the 2pm deadline on Sunday, but can still submit nominations until the vote at 11am on Monday.