Parliament of Sweden (Riksdag)

The Swedish Parliament, called the Riksdag, is Sweden’s national legislative body. It is a democratic institution that makes laws, decides on government policies, and controls public spending. The Riksdag has 349 members elected every four years through proportional representation. These members represent various political parties and work together to shape the country’s laws and policies. The Parliament debates and votes on issues such as education, healthcare, and the economy, ensuring democratic governance and accountability. It operates in Stockholm and functions as the central decision-making authority for Sweden’s government and its citizens.