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FM Margot Wallström to step down
Swedish Minister for Foreign Affairs, Margot Wallström, has informed Prime Minister Stefan Löfven that she wish to leave the Government. “For five years I have ... Read more
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Bank tax to finance part of increase in defence spending
The Government has agreed with the Centre Party and the Liberals (press release) to boost defence spending by SEK 5 billion a year from 2022 ... Read more -
Finland seeks to become circular economy leader
Finland has set a goal to make the country a global circular economy leader by 2025. The Finnish Government has prioritised investments promoting the circular ... Read more -
Is Sweden slowly waking up to its new fossil free future?
Subscribers to our Monthly Policy Review received our May report into the recent major announcements from industries working together on Fossil Free Sweden – FFS. Cutting a ... Read more
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Mundus Brief – August in review
The Mundus Brief is your chance to read a summary of what happened in Sweden last month and our chance to let you know what ... Read more -
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 Finland’s current position in the ... Read more -
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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 of ways. For international professionals ... Read more
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