Label: Sweden

 The military alliance is bringing the defense forces to their knees. Swedish soldiers are taking on an increasing number of missions abroad on behalf of NATO. But behind these efforts, a bottleneck is emerging that is already forcing changes

 Election 2026. Shocking figures ahead of the election: Hundreds of thousands without Swedish citizenship are eligible to vote—and in some municipalities, the percentage is staggering

 With Arne Weinz. Sweden's boarding and seizure of a Russian vessel has not gone unnoticed by Vladimir Putin, who has now commented on the incident and warned of consequences

 Sweden stands out. The EU is paving the way for the seizure of Russian property. Now Putin is responding in kind—and warning that Western ships could be next in line

 With Adam Rydström. There is talk that food prices will rise this fall, but is it really due to the climate, as SVT reports?

 Major initiative. A massive Swedish mine is one step closer to becoming a reality. Boliden’s new copper mine could create 2,000 jobs and become Europe’s largest

 Fauci's Lies. Election-year pork-barrel spending, abortion before birth, the campaign against John Cleese, intelligence operations in Sweden, and much more are discussed on *Frihetsmorgon*

Sweden's dependence on Patriot missiles is coming under pressure as supplies run low. This raises the question of why the military has become dependent on U.S. deliveries

 Arne's Analysis 24. Swedish politicians are quick to look out for the interests of other countries, but what about the people they are supposed to represent?

 With Arne Weinz. The Swedish intelligence service stands out compared to the rest of Europe, but what has been the key to Sweden's success?

 With Arne Weinz. Has Sweden gone too far in its treatment of Russian citizens and Russian property? Has it crossed a line in an effort to provoke a war with Russia?

 After a 38-year hiatus. After a 38-year hiatus, passenger trains are once again crossing the border. Sweden and Finland are now connected by rail—with new travel routes in the Nordic region

 "The Nordic Spy Hub.". Swedish intelligence is praised in a new European survey—but behind the top ranking, criticism is growing over how spies are evaluated

 Others have to stay. If war breaks out, Swedes are expected to be ready to do their part to defend the country. But there are exceptions to the rules.