Understand how Sweden truly works 

Being able to understand and interpret events in the country one is living in is important. While on the surface Sweden appears similar to other western countries, its business culture, political structure and decision-making processes are actually quite different. This is where Mundus comes in. Our products are designed specifically for an international audience needing to keep up-to-date on Swedish current affairs.

Mundus News - Swedish news curated for professionals

Mundus International delivers Swedish news direct to your inbox. Designed specifically for professionals, our customers value us for our insight, professionalism and reliability - all for a fraction of the cost of a daily cup of coffee.

Mundus News is curated and written for foreign professionals working in Sweden, who need to understand the diversity of views and opinion in Swedish society. It is for businesses, trade groups, embassies and NGOs who are looking for daily English-language coverage of Swedish news.

Mundus News is also useful for those reading Swedish but in need of a concise news summary curated for professionals.  As one of our subscribers told us – “It’s like a little bulletin for the busy”.

Comprehensive coverage

Mundus News covers important national and regional issues under 7 distinct segments;

1. News: The top Swedish news stories of the day
2. Business & the Economy: Coverage of business news, finance and economics
3. Editorial Sweep: What is the position of Sweden’s major newspapers
4. Opinion: Debate articles written by leaders from politics, industry and academics
5. International Media: What are foreign papers saying about Sweden
6. Society: Culture, sports and insights into the Swedish society
7. On the Agenda Today: Key events to watch-out for

We cover the online versions of Sweden’s major newspapers: Dagens Nyheter, Svenska Dagbladet, Aftonbladet, GöteborgsPosten, Sydsvenskan, Dagens Industri, DalaDemokraten, Expressen and news site Europaportalen. In addition we also monitor Sveriges Radio and Sveriges Television (including SVT’s Agenda) for important issues.

The Business & Economy section cover news sources including the major business dailies, news sites such as Breakit, Di Digital and IDG, and periodicals such as Veckans Affärer and Affärsvärlden. We pay close attention to Sweden's buzzing start-up scene.  It also contains direct reporting of source material from agencies such as Finansinspektionen and the Riksbank and opinions from organisations such as Svenskt Näringsliv and the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce.