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Gradual shift has moved Scandinavian country’s pandemic approach more in line with rest of Europe
Ewa Skoog Haslum says it will take time to build up capabilities as parliament approves defence spending increase
Announcement follows king’s admission that country had ‘failed’ to manage pandemic
Light touch approach has left it with far higher death toll than its Nordic neighbours
When things go badly, where a company calls home can matter
Official inquiry finds that structural problems contributed to death toll
Stockholm region reports 99% of its intensive care beds are full but Finland and Norway stand ready to assist
William Dalrymple, Sophy Roberts, Pico Iyer and many more reveal their best finds in a turbulent year
Equitable co-parenting is the key to juggling schedules and maintaining children’s wellbeing
Public health agency makes U-turn after criticism that it underestimated potential for asymptomatic transmission
Sharp rise in cases has forced government to bring in controls, raising fears of split with health officials
Riksbank downgrades output forecasts as coronavirus cases rise sharply in country
State-owned miner’s project will require electricity equivalent to a third of country’s current supply
Borje Ekholm says action against his rival undermines free competition and trade
Europe’s outlier on Covid-19 is forced to step up measures to fight the virus as cases surge
Many people in the EU’s wealthiest states feel powerless to shape its future
Country’s public health agency admits its prediction for pandemic second wave appears wrong
Reasonable for profitable banks to pay out, says financial regulator
Nent will also take on Disney and HBO in ‘strikingly ambitious’ plan to push beyond Scandinavia
Anders Thornberg says the country must not allow parallel societies to develop in inner-cities
The no-lockdown approach has boosted Stockholm’s market — yet a slowdown could be on the way
Move follows security services warning on spying and technology theft by China
By deploying the strategy used to fight coronavirus, rush hour could be a thing of the past
As it did over the migration crisis in 2015, the Scandinavian country took a position distinct from its European neighbours
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