Sweden’s New Radical Energy Politics

On 18 October 2022, Ulf Kristersson (M) outlined his administration’s Statement of Government Policy in the Riksdag. He made ending gang violence his top priority, second place was given to ...

by Sean Williams

• 8 November, 202217 February, 2023 • Mundus Nordic Green Blog, The Monthly Policy Review

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’ ...

by Eric Bergman

• 22 July, 202219 August, 2022 • Finland Monthly Brief, The Mundus Blog

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 ...

by Fredrik Schiller

• 28 February, 20224 March, 2022 • The Monthly Policy Review

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 ...

by Jessica Nilsson Williams

• 31 August, 20214 March, 2022 • The Monthly Policy Review

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 ...

by Ian Higham

• 9 February, 20214 March, 2022 • The Monthly Policy Review

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 ...

by Sean Williams

• 10 June, 20204 March, 2022 • Mundus Nordic Green Blog, The Monthly Policy Review

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 ...

by Elisabeth Gheorghe

• 20 May, 20204 March, 2022 • The Monthly Policy Review

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 ...