Lessons from Sweden’s approach to Covid-19 Sometimes the answer is hidden in plain sight. Ever since the coronavirus swept through Europe (and the world) governments everywhere have been forced to ...
I begin with my history with hydrogen. As a chemical engineer, working on an oil refinery, hydrogen was an incredibly valuable chemical, that due to its reactivity could be used ...
On Monday, the Finance Minister, Magdalena Andersson presented her budget in full. There were few surprises, as many of the details had already been announced in previous weeks. Nonetheless, the ...
Sweden transition towards a sustainable economy is gathering pace. Although indications of this have been present for some time – particularly in the words of politicians – actions have been ...
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 we’ve been looking into in ...
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 ...
“You ask, what is our policy? I will say: It is to wage war, by sea, land and air, with all our might and with all the strength that God can give us; to wage war against a monstrous tyranny, never surpassed in the dark ...
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 world. While the main features ...