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CALENDAR
Snap your calendar into shape
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NEWS AND FORECASTS
Policy news, statistics and economic forecasts
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THE RIKSDAG
Keep track of the latest Riksdag debates and decisions
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SWEDEN IN THE EU
Keep track of Swedish policy at EU levels
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SWEDEN IN NUMBERS
Key economic indicators
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MOVERS AND SHAKERS
Be aware of the latest public appointments
MUNDUS WEEKLY
Sweden’s weekly must-read for politicos, diplomats and executives. Published first thing on Monday morning, Mundus Weekly gives you a snapshot of the week ahead with links to events, annotated agendas and press releases. Our news sections summarises and links to reports, statistics and economic forecasts.
The Riksdag sections links to debates, parliamentary documents and decisions in the Riksdag chamber assisting you in following the whole decision chain in the Riksdag.
Mundus Weekly consists of five sections:
- The week ahead: A a calendar and brief description of important national and international events. We keep track of the whereabouts of Sweden’s ministers, EU events, and forthcoming public- and corporate events and webinars
- Policy news: Policy news, statistics and economic forecasts. Sweden in Numbers is our infographic with weekly key economic indicators for Sweden
- Political news: Keep track of the latest debates and decisions in the Riksdag, and updates from the Government & the political parties
- Sweden in the EU: Keep track of Swedish EU policy and what happened in Brussels last week
- New appointments: Making sure you are aware of the latest public- and executive business appointments
The week ahead
Policy news
Political news
Sweden in the EU
Appointments
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