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Prime Minister Stefan Löfven’s address to the nation
Mundus News
Photo: Kristian Pohl/Government Offices Stockholm, March 22, 2020. (This is an unofficial translation by Mundus international. The transcript in Swedish ... Read more
GOS announces crisis package for Swedish businesses
Mundus News
On 16 March, the Swedish government and its January Agreement partners (the Centre Party and the Liberals) held a press conference on ... Read more
Sweden in Numbers
Mundus Weekly

Your weekly key economic indicators
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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
US Attorney General: US should buy controlling stakes in Nokia & Ericsson
Mundus Business Insights
Reuters writes that at a conference last Thursday, US Attorney General William Barr declared that the threat posed by Chinese telecom ... 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
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

26 March, 202026 March, 2020
26 March 2020

In just a few weeks the crisis has had a profound effect on the way Sweden organises itself and does ... Read more
9 March, 20209 March, 2020
Mundus Brief: February in Review Plus Coronavirus update

Reading our brief last month, it is clear that it was going to take something big to push crime and ... 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
8 February, 20208 February, 2020
Mundus Brief: January 2020 in review

Mundus Brief returns after a Christmas vacation, and comes back to a Sweden that appears to be beset by issues, ... Read more
24 February, 202024 February, 2020
Swedes indulge in semla buns with record-breaking cake on display in Stockholm

Tuesday 25 February is Fettisdagen (or Semmeldagen), when Swedes tuck into one of the nation’s most iconic sweet treats. Traditionally, ... 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

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Prime Minister Stefan Löfven’s address to the nation

GOS announces crisis package for Swedish businesses

Sweden in Numbers

Sweden’s Sino-Strategy

US Attorney General: US should buy controlling stakes in Nokia & Ericsson

Swedish Defence Minister: “The army must be bigger”

Foreign news in Swedish media

Finland seeks to become circular economy leader

26 March 2020

Mundus Brief: February in Review Plus Coronavirus update

New Finnish government focuses on climate change and Africa

Mundus Brief: January 2020 in review

Swedes indulge in semla buns with record-breaking cake on display in Stockholm

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