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AnnSofie Andersson

AnnSofie Andersson

Östersund

AnnSofie Andersson is head of Östersund City Council. First elected in 1985, she has been at the forefront of politics in the city ever since, where Social Democrats have headed municipal governments since 1994.

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Europe | 09.08.2018

'The happiest party wins the day!'

With a month left until the Swedish elections, the Social Democrats try to counter the rise of right-wing Sweden [...]

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The left’s Stockholm syndrome

Why it's an illusion to believe that the European Union can be democratised

A left-wing critique of the migration pact

Migration is a manifestation of inequality. But structural causes in a capitalist, globalised world are not addressed in the pact

For a left-wing security policy

Instead of leaving the topic to the right, left-wingers needs to talk about local and global security

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