Letter to the editor. Faced with price regulations on food, electricity and banking services
Today, there are two large oligopoly (ie a few players who control most of the market) in our country. It...
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Letter to the editor. Stopping for track change goes against the timetables’ own logic
Dagens Nyheter writes on March 23 about the timetables abolition of the so -called track changewhich means that people who...
Letter to the editor. The media must give us facts about the climate for the next election
Three years ago we were a bunch who thought it was happening with animal species, climate and the environment did...
Letter to the editor. Reintroducing public transport in municipal auspices
The politicians in the Riksdag decided during the 1970s and 1980s to organize about public transport. The municipal organization by...
Letter to the editor. Introduce different VAT levels to lower the price on useful food
My suggestion to handle the high food prices in Sweden is to take after a country like Italy and introduce...
Letter to the editor. Noted by DN's readers on March 21
Raised root deduction? The government is constantly making the wrong decision. If you want to reduce unemployment among construction workers,...
Letter to the editor. Noted by DN's readers on March 20
86 years ago, two dictators shared countries in Eastern Europe between themselves. Today makes Putin and Trump up about a...
Letter to the editor. Listed by DN's readers on March 18
It has long been speculated on what Putin can have for Hållhake on Trump. Hotel room pictures with prostitutes, many...
Letter to the editor. Facing sanctions against dodic to save peace in the Balkans
Open letter to Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson, Foreign Minister Maria Malmer Stenergard, EU Minister Jessica Rosencrantz and Helena Lagerlöf, Sweden's...
Letter to the editor. Stop Swedish arms exports to Israel
When you get untrue, it needs to come to light. Recently, the Inspection for Strategic Products (ISP) released its Report...
Letter to the editor. Listed by DN's readers on March 13
The SEK 200 million that Northvolt's former CEO Peter Carlsson may have earned on their stock sales would be enough...
Letter to the editor. Listed by DN's readers on March 12
Northvolt Unable to pay tax liabilities of just over SEK 200 million and go bankrupt. The amount corresponds to approximately...
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