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Our take on Sanna Marin
From the laudatory to the trolling, the reality is that Prime Minister Sanna Marin stands for a lot more than her policies. In this article – which featured in Mundus’ ...
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Examples of articles published in our publications over the years
A Review of the Swedish 2021 Chairpersonship of the OSCE
Background The Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) has 57 participating States (pS) throughout wider Europe, the Caucasus, Central Asia and North America with a combined population of ...
The New Industrial Frontier
Northern Sweden has long struggled with de-population and unemployment but a new wave of fossil-free industry is now bringing hope for the future amidst the largest industrial investments in Swedish ...
Sweden updates its Arctic strategy
At the end of September 2020, the Swedish Government unveiled its updated strategy for the Arctic region. The strategy builds upon a previous document published in 2011 that set the ...
Sweden’s Climate Policy: Own Goal
Since COP25 in Madrid, much has happened in Sweden’s climate policy. However, other events, in particular, the corona crisis have almost completely obscured these outcomes. Here, Mundus looks at the ...
Malmö: The Nordic Gaming Mecca
Malmö is a town with a reputation. It is known for its gang crime and multicultural population, which has been a discursive bait to populists and the far-right to propagate ...
Sweden’s Sino-Strategy
Sweden and China have had turbulent relations over the past two years, with a number of public diplomatic rows. Yet relations remain mostly good between the two countries, and they ...
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 economy among its new spearhead ...
A changing Swedish economy
Sweden’s economy underwent a number of changes in 2018. A long period of growth suddenly showed signs of coming to an end. The Riksbank’s 7-year-streak of a falling repo rate ...
PESCO – one year on
Security- and defence cooperation in the EU is developing at a fast pace as the Member States are looking to cement unity in the wake of Brexit. In December last ...
Sweden’s housing problem
The word “crisis” is rarely attached to any subject in Sweden, but housing is one of the exceptions. There has been a lack of housing in the country for several ...
Sweden – “a permanent world exhibition for climate-smart technology”
Our feature story in the May 2018 edition of the Monthly Policy Review builds on our coverage of how Sweden is looking to become the first fossil free welfare state. In ...
Liike Nyt movement – an attempt to shake up the Finnish political system
A political startup. A political, market-liberal movement that is not a party. Policy reformer. These are the words used to describe a new movement, Liike Nyt (Movement Now), which has ...
Foreign news in Swedish media
The Swedish media has faced criticism for being overly fascinated with US news and politics to the detriment of coverage from other parts of the world. Our diplomatic readers have ...
Security policy and the threat debate: A comparison of Sweden and Finland
In February’s edition of the Monthly Policy Review, Mundus wrote about Folk and Försvar conference. The security environment has changed and Sweden is now raising defence budgets and increasing military ...
Please come – but then what? Part 1: Sweden and the dilemma of integration
This article forms part of a 2013 series on integration in Sweden For much of this year, discrimination of immigrants, integration and racism have been hotly debated. Should Sweden’s immigration ...