The governing party will clean up gang crime. But why have they not done so before?
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This week it breaks loose in Gothenburg: The Social Democrats will have a national meeting from Wednesday to Sunday. It’s not a trifle they have to find out. Next fall is the election. It will be the first time in a small political eternity that party leader Stefan Löfven will not run as a prime ministerial candidate. What do they do then?
In August, Löfven announced his resignation. The message came bardus on. The 64-year-old has been active in the party since he was 13, party leader since 2012 and prime minister since 2014.
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