Featured in our publications

Sweden – Increase in hate crimes
Mundus Weekly
Brå, the Swedish National Council for Crime Prevention, has published a new report on 2018 police reports with identified hate ... 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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New rules on residence permits for research and higher education studies
Mundus Weekly
In the Spring, Mundus Weekly reported that the Government was looking to propose new rules on residence permits for research ... 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

Featured in our blogs

11 November, 201911 November, 2019
Mundus Brief – October 2019 in review

Perhaps running a little against expectations, October passed without any momentous events. Two big issues loomed at the start of ... 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
16 June, 201916 June, 2019
Almedalen 2019

On 30 June, politicians, companies and organisations will gather once again in Visby, on the Baltic island of Gotland, for ... 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 – Increase in hate crimes

NIER: Sweden’s economic boom is over

Sweden in Numbers

New rules on residence permits for research and higher education studies

Foreign news in Swedish media

Finland seeks to become circular economy leader

Mundus Brief – October 2019 in review

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

Almedalen 2019

New visa to end ‘talent deportations’