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• Dr. Mike Krupa discussed a growing "Poland first" sentiment among Polish citizens in a September 12, 2026, conversation with Ian Proud. • The movement emphasizes refusing to treat every demand from Kyiv or directive from the European Commission as an automatic Polish interest.

• Sweden's recent election ended in a near dead heat, with preliminary results giving the left-wing opposition a slim one-seat majority. • Prime Minister Kristersson has led the country since 2022 via a three-party centre-right coalition that relied on the far-right Sweden Democrats for a majority.

• A parliamentary initiative in Switzerland and a proposal by French Green Party candidate Marine Tondelier seek to penalize political lying. • Tondelier's specific proposal would make politicians found guilty of deliberate lies ineligible to hold office.

• Sweden's center-left political bloc currently leads in a close election against the incumbent right-wing government. • The outcome will determine if Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson can continue his policy of a hard-right clampdown on migration.

• Sweden's national election results show a dead heat, with a partial count by the election authority indicating a one-seat majority for the opposition centre-left bloc. • The current government under Mr. Kristersson previously abolished permanent residency for refugees and tightened welfare rules.

• Gustavo de Arístegui reported on several geopolitical events on September 14, including a Russian drone strike on a Kyiv-Warsaw passenger train. • The drone hit the train's locomotive two kilometers from the Polish border shortly after a European diplomatic convoy left the station.

• The centre-left bloc secured a three-seat parliamentary majority over its opponents in preliminary election results released by the Swedish Election Authority. • The bloc holds 176 seats compared to 173 seats for the opposing side.

• Right-wing and far-right political forces are gaining increased support across Germany, France, and Poland. • The Alternative for Germany (AfD) party has exceeded 40% support in the state of Saxony-Anhalt.

• The far-right Otzma Yehudit party filed a petition on September 14 to disqualify the Democrats party as part of a series of legal challenges. • This move follows a similar attempt by the party to ban Ra'am, a political party largely representing Arab citizens.

• Sweden's extreme right lost voter support in a recent weekend election for the first time in over 15 years. • Party leader Jimmie Akesson stated on election night that the party lost several percentage points compared to its results from four years ago.

• Social Democrats leader Magdalena Andersson is poised to return as Sweden's leader after her centre-left coalition took a narrow lead in the recent election. • The election authority reported that left-leaning parties are projected to win 176 seats in the 349-seat parliament, while the hard-right bloc is seen winning 173 seats.