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Rikard's avatar

Nya Dagbaldet, "Neue Tageblat", describes themselves as a humanist newspaper in the tradition of the ideals laid down in the UN's original anti-genocide convention (I'm not sure exactly what the paper means by the UN-bit, really). Their "about us"-page, titled "Om Nya Dagbladet" on the homepage, is simple enough that you should be able to run it through a trnalsator without really losing anything of the mission statement given in bulletpoints at the bottom of said page.

Since it is regard as "alt-media" in Sweden, it is also labelled "right-wing extremist" simply since the paper lets all sides get a word in. Do note that by the swedish definition of "right-wing extremist", the german CDU is an extremist far-right party; austrian FPÖ is regarded as "worse than nazis" by swedish state-media. This should tell you something of the danger of using swedish mainstream-media's labels.

I'd classify them as classic european liberal of the pre-WW2 variety, with a lot of modern life-style liberalism sometimes bordering on flower power - what makes swedish media classify them as right-wing is that they are generally critical of globalisation, NATO-membership for Sweden, critical of the EU, and of Big Capitalism and post-democratic supra-state associations supercedeing national sovereignity.

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Eva's avatar

Gratitude for your transparency and clarity and for taking us along on the journey of discovery 😊🙏 thank you!

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