Label: EU

 Harsh words. Croatia's president calls the EU undemocratic—and criticizes the way Europe's elites label disaffected voters

 Here's how Sweden is affected. France's mountain of debt is growing—now a Swedish chief economist is warning of a new euro crisis that could also hit Sweden hard

 With Ulf Ström. Discussions on the EU’s long-term budget are in full swing. When the struggling economies of Southern Europe want more money, there’s a risk that the Swedes will have to open their wallets.

 Was invited by the AfD. Zelenskyy's former press secretary was scheduled to speak about peace in Strasbourg. But at the entrance to the European Parliament, the visit came to an abrupt halt.

 With Hans Erixon. Ursula von der Leyen has outlined her plan for the coming years. What lies ahead?

 Upcoming agenda. Von der Leyen Charts the Course for the EU: Canada Moves Closer to the Union, Ongoing Migration, and New Social Media Rules Spark Controversy

 Election 2026. The Sweden Democrats’ historic loss raises questions. Now, a Russian analysis points to three major policy shifts that may have cost the party dearly

 With Ulf Ström. Although Sweden's independence and the freedom of the Swedish people are threatened by the EU, this issue is being discussed in the ongoing election campaign

 With Ulf Ström. The AfD, a party that openly opposes the EU, is gaining ground rapidly. What will become of the EU if the AfD comes to power in Germany, the Union’s most important country?

 With Oscar Overgaard. What will happen with the euro issue after the election? Will it remain a topic of discussion if the Liberal Party (L) stays in the Riksdag, and what will the Sweden Democrats’ (SD) stance be?

 Åkesson was backed into a corner. TV4 identifies AFS as the “Swexit” party—while highlighting the sharp contrast with the Sweden Democrats’ new strategy on EU membership

 With Arne Weinz. In a speech in Strasbourg, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen made several remarkable statements

 A shock to the establishment. Following Iceland’s ”no” to the EU, Swedish media are bringing in Trump, Putin, and social media posts. Now the explanations are being dismissed as “complete nonsense.”

 With Arne Weinz. Icelanders have flatly rejected the EU. What does this mean for the EU as a whole?