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Sweden’s Sino-Strategy
Monthly Policy Review
Sweden and China have had turbulent relations over the past two years, with a number of public diplomatic rows. Yet ... Read more
Swedish Defence Minister: “The army must be bigger”
Mundus News
Speaking at the Folk och Försvars Rikskonferens (People and Defence National Conference) in Sälen this week, the Minister for Defence, ... Read more
NIER: Sweden’s economic boom is over
Mundus Business Insights
Sweden’s strong economic boom has reached its end, according to a report published last week from the National Institute of Economic ... Read more
Sweden in Numbers
Mundus Weekly

Your weekly key economic indicators
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PESCO – one year on
Monthly Policy Review
Security- and defence cooperation in the EU is developing at a fast pace as the Member States are looking to ... Read more
Foreign news in Swedish media
Monthly Policy Review, The Mundus Blog
The Swedish media has faced criticism for being overly fascinated with US news and politics to the detriment of coverage ... Read more
Finland seeks to become circular economy leader
Finland Monthly Brief
Finland has set a goal to make the country a global circular economy leader by 2025. The Finnish Government has ... Read more
Security policy and the threat debate: A comparison of Sweden and Finland
Monthly Policy Review
In February’s edition of the Monthly Policy Review, Mundus wrote about Folk and Försvar conference. The security environment has changed ... Read more

Featured in our blogs

8 December, 20198 December, 2019
Mundus Brief – November 2019 in review

November’s weather may have been gloomy – by some reports it might have had the least sun in 30 years ... Read more
28 November, 201928 November, 2019
Sweden’s countdown to Christmas with glögg, Christmas markets and Lucia

Advent After a long and dark Autumn, the First of Advent on Sunday 1 December marks the beginning of the ... Read more
6 October, 20196 October, 2019
The beginning of the 2019 Nobel Prize period

The candidates for the Nobel Prizes are nominated by thousands of members of academies, university professors, scientists, previous Nobel Laureates, ... Read more
31 August, 201931 August, 2019
New Finnish government focuses on climate change and Africa

In the August edition of the Finland Monthly Brief, we analysed the Rinne Government’s first foreign policy speeches and how President Niinistö articulates ... Read more
4 July, 20194 July, 2019
Sweden’s government proposes new rules on residence permits for research and studies in higher education

Mundus has written many times about the paradox of Sweden’s treatment of internationals who want to work here. On the ... Read more
31 January, 201912 February, 2019
New visa to end ‘talent deportations’

Last year, Mundus argued that the election outcome was going to affect the lives of expats living in Sweden in a number ... Read more

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Sweden’s Sino-Strategy

Swedish Defence Minister: “The army must be bigger”

NIER: Sweden’s economic boom is over

Sweden in Numbers

PESCO – one year on

Foreign news in Swedish media

Finland seeks to become circular economy leader

Security policy and the threat debate: A comparison of Sweden and Finland

Mundus Brief – November 2019 in review

Sweden’s countdown to Christmas with glögg, Christmas markets and Lucia

The beginning of the 2019 Nobel Prize period

New Finnish government focuses on climate change and Africa

Sweden’s government proposes new rules on residence permits for research and studies in higher education

New visa to end ‘talent deportations’