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20 februari 2024
How do authoritarian states want to change the perceptions of the world order? What are the consequences of such worldviews, and how can they be challenged? This was discussed during UI's side event at Munich Security Conference 2024.
11 September 2023
Sweden’s approach to China has undergone a significant shift in the past five years. From being viewed as mostly providing opportunities, China is now seen as posing increasing challenges for Sweden. This more negative view of China is also reflected in perceptions among Swedes, who hold the second most negative view of China in the world. This chapter explains the reasons for these developments, describes how Sweden deals with China-related issues and identifies the next three big China-related challenges facing Sweden.
8 March 2024 SCEEUS Report No. 5, 2024
7 March 2024 SCEEUS Commentary No. 4, 2024
4 March 2024 SCEEUS Commentary No. 3, 2024
1 March 2024 SCEEUS Report No. 4, 2024
February 2024 Global Policy
26 February 2024 SCEEUS Report No. 3, 2024
2024-03-14 Dispatchist
The West must help Kyiv gain the greatest leverage possible on the battlefield for any kind of negotiated resolution in the future.
2024-03-14 Radio France
Arrivé deuxième aux élections législatives de 2022, le parti d'extrême-droite " Démocrates de Suède" fait, pour la première fois de l’ ...
2024-03-13 MSN Deutschland
Die Krim-Brücke sichert den Nachschub für die russische Armee in der Ukraine. Experten sind überzeugt: Gelingt es, das Bauwerk zu zerstören ...
2024-03-11 CNN
Russian President Vladimir Putin is expected to secure a fifth term in office at next week's tightly-controlled election. Contributor/ ...
2024-03-11 CNBC
Björn Fägersten, senior research fellow at the Swedish Institute of International Affairs and CEO of Politea, discusses Sweden’s NATO ...
2024-03-06 East Asia Forum
The Swedish Institute of International Affairs ...
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