OPINION: Sweden needs politicians who stand up for sin
Sweden’s a supposedly liberal country, yet its debate is hamstrung by taboos on subjects from drugs to housing. We have eight parliamentary parties — they should use this to give voters a proper debate, and a choice, says James Savage.
Sweden’s a supposedly liberal country, yet its debate is hamstrung by taboos on subjects from drugs to housing. We have eight parliamentary parties — they should use this to give voters a proper debate, and a choice, says James Savage.
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