SVT’s investigation into Avinode exposes how re‑registration and intermediary networks can neutralise EU restrictions on private…
Category: Political Economy
Nordic political economy coverage blends macroeconomic stability, public finance and fiscal strategy, green and defence policy shifts, city-level economic transformations, and political dynamics. Expect stories that highlight the region’s blending of robust welfare frameworks with innovation-led adaptation to climate, security, and digital-age challenges.
From Street to Stream: How Cocaine Residues Threaten Nordic Waters — and What Business Needs to Do About It
An unexpected pollutant is now showing up on the radar of environmental managers, utilities and investors…
Swedish wages now rising faster than the euro area — employers warn this threatens competitiveness
New data from the Swedish Mediation Institute show that wage growth in Sweden accelerated in the…
Greenland moves to ban party funding from Denmark and the Faroe Islands — what business and investors should watch
The Greenlandic parliament, Inatsisartut, has agreed in principle to bar political parties in Greenland from receiving…
Helsing Systems opens in Stockholm and flies a Gripen — what it means for Sweden’s defence industry
Helsing Systems, a German company developing AI-enabled systems for military platforms, has taken a visible step…
The Economic Cost of Racism in Sweden — How Discrimination Drains Growth and What Nordic Leaders Can Do About It
Executive summary Racism is not only a moral and social problem — it is a measurable…
Russian Strategic Bombers Over the Baltic: A NATO Ally’s Vigilance in Action
Sweden’s Gripen Jets Intercept Tu-22M3 Nuclear-Capable Bombers in a Telling Display of Baltic Airspace Tensions The…
Swedbank’s Seven-Year Saga: How a Landmark Supreme Court Ruling Reshapes Executive Accountability in the Nordics
The Swedish Supreme Court’s acquittal of former Swedbank CEO Birgitte Bonnesen on April 21, 2026, marks…
Sweden’s Election 2026: When the Ballot Goes Viral
How TikTok is redrawing the map of influence, and what business leaders need to watch next…
Human Rights Backslide: A New Risk Frontier for Nordic Business
Amnesty International warns of a “predator era” — and boardrooms from Stockholm to Reykjavík should be…