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It is called "Sveriges Riksdag", it has 349 members and the speaker of the parliament is Per Westerberg from the Moderate party.
There are currently two blocs in the parliament.
The alliance for Sweden is the one ruling the country at the moment and it consists of:
The moderate party (97 seats), Centre party (29 seats), liberal peoples party (28 seats) and the christian democrats (24 seats) total: 178 seats
and the opposition bloc, the red-green bloc:
Social democrats (130 seats), Left party (22 seats) and the green party (19 seats) total: 171 seats
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What is the name of Swedens Parliament?
Sweden's parliament is called the Riksdag, referred to in Swedish as the Sveriges riksdag (meaning The National Diet of Sweden).
When was Committee on Justice - parliament of Sweden - created?
Committee on Justice - parliament of Sweden - was created in 1971.
When was Committee on Civil Affairs - Parliament of Sweden - created?
Committee on Civil Affairs - Parliament of Sweden - was created in 2006.
How many MEPs are elected by Sweden to the European Parliament?
Sweden has 20 MEPs.
In what city is the Parliament house of Sweden located?
Helgeandsholmen
What has the author Elis Wilhelm Hastad written?
Elis Wilhelm Hastad has written: 'The Parliament of Sweden' -- subject(s): Sweden, Sweden. Riksdagen
What kind of ruler does Sweden have?
The head of state in Sweden is the monarch (right now a king), but the real power lays with our elected parliament and our prime minister.
Scandinavian country whose parliament is over thousand years old the oldest in the world?
The Scandinavian country with a parliament over a thousand years old is Iceland. The Icelandic Parliament, known as the Althing, was established in 930 AD, making it the oldest parliament in the world.
Which northern Europe country has the highest percentage of women politics?
Sweden, with almost half of its parliament being female.
What is the newest constitution in Sweden?
Sweden does not have a constritution. They have a "Grundlaw" "the basic law" wich cannot be changed unless a large majority in the parliament votes for it and its takes a nuber of years to even be allowed to change it.
What is the prime minister of Sweden's salary?
4 years and can be renewed as long as he has majority support in the Parliament
What are the five Scandinavian countries?
The Scandinavian countries are:FinlandSwedenNorwayDenmarkIcelandFaroe IslandsGreenlandGreenland and Faroe Islands is actually a part of Denmark but have home ruling with their own Parliament. They also are members of the Danish Parliament.
