The board of Sweden's ruling Moderate is calling on the party to vote on launching an inquiry into switch from the krona to the euro, although the party's vice-chair, finance minister Elisabeth Svantesson, doesn't think it will happen any time soon. An inquiry as to whether Sweden should join the Euro is among the points the party board has put on the agenda for discussion at the party's annual congress in Vasteras between October 23rd and October 26th.
With a single point to their names, Sweden have work to do to secure their qualification for the World Cup. Friday night sees the visit of Switzerland to the outer Stockholm suburbs and it's the visitors who have a firm grip of Group B. Murat Yakin's side won their two previous qualifiers without conceding a goal. A Sweden squad boasting Alexander Isak, Viktor Gyokeres and Anthony Elanga will believe they can upset that record.
Starting with the hosts, while Sweden might have opened their World Cup qualifying adventure last month in the midst of what was an extended flurry, Jon Dahl Tomasson's camp have endured a stuttering start to proceedings. Last seen putting in a downbeat performance as they slumped to a 2-0 loss away at Kosovo, the Yellows have put just a single point on the board from their opening two Group B showdowns.
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Police say two people have been injured following a shooting near a mosque in Sweden. Local media say at least one person has been taken to the hospital after being shot as they were leaving Friday prayers.
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Johan Forssell, a Swedish migration minister, faced scrutiny after a family member's ties to violent far-right groups surfaced, raising concerns about parental responsibility and accountability.
Johan Forssell expressed shock and horror upon learning about his teenage son’s involvement in far-right extremist groups, indicating deeper societal issues regarding youth and social media.
Johan Forssell was summoned to a parliamentary committee to address questions about a close relative's connections to white power extremism, amid concerns over Sweden's security.
