Chronicles/analysis

Charismatic and tactical but lack of visions

Chronicles/analysis | 2010-07-05
In the political week´s first day, Fredrik Reinfeldt, Prime Minister and party...

Visions but no financing in Left Party´s speech

Chronicles/analysis | 2010-07-06
Yesterday it was the Left party’s chairman Lars Ohly’s turn to speak during the political week ("the...

Labour unions: another kind of foreign aid

Chronicles/analysis | 2010-07-08
Sweden is one of the most generous countries in the world when it comes to foreign aid. But in Sweden there are also alternative non-governmental organisations that are active in foreign aid in a...

Centre party leader full of fighting spirit

Chronicles/analysis | 2010-07-08 | 1 comment
Maud Olofsson from the Centre Party (Green-liberal) was the fourth party leader to speak in the political week in Visby. It was a party leader burdened with bad opinion polls and rumours of her resignation. In this nervous situation Olofsson stepped forward and made a speech full of energy and passion.

Traditional Social Democratic speech by Mona Sahlin

Chronicles/analysis | 2010-07-09
The leader for the red-green opposition and chairman for the Social Democrats,...

A Swedish sex scandal

Chronicles/analysis | 2010-07-12
So far we do not know who is telling the truth in “The Littorin Affair”. Did the Minister for Employment, Sven-Otto Littorin, resign due to strong political and personal pressure, or because he is...

"We want to modernise Sweden"

Chronicles/analysis | 2010-07-13 | 6 comments
The Green Party had the seventh and final speech in the political week in Visby....

A trip to the north, part one

Chronicles/analysis | 2010-07-28
The world’s largest under ground iron ore mine in located in Kiruna in north Sweden. The mine is extremely profitable. LKAB, the state owned company which runs the mine, is expected to show a SEK 10 billion (1 billion euro) profit in 2010. Stockholm News has paid a visit to the mine.

A trip to the north, part two

Chronicles/analysis | 2010-07-28
Kebnekaise is the highest mountain in Sweden (2106 metres). I was there last Sunday. The view is magnificent, one actually see almost ten percent of the Swedish territory from there providing the...

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