A far-right political party with historical ties to neo-Nazi ideology has secured exclusive control over all advertising space in Sweden’s largest train station, raising concerns about state-backed promotion of extremist views. The move comes amid growing scrutiny over how public institutions allocate advertising contracts, particularly when linked to controversial groups. Critics argue this could normalize far-right rhetoric in a major transit hub frequented by thousands daily. The station’s ownership by a government agency adds a layer of public funding to the party’s outreach efforts.
How a far-right party with neo-Nazi roots bought every ad surface in Sweden's biggest train station.
