AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSweden’s Psychological Defence: Sweden unveiled its first national strategy for psychological defence, aiming to boost resilience in the “cognitive domain” and prepare citizens for foreign interference and disinformation. Islamism Crackdown Debate: The Sweden Democrats renewed calls to shut down mosques promoting radical ideology, cut funding to such groups, and deport foreign Islamists, framing Islamism as a threat to Swedish democracy. Housing Affordability Fight: A new look at rent controls highlights the trade-offs: Sweden’s regulated rents help some tenants but have contributed to long waits for controlled apartments, while rent rules elsewhere can trigger shortages. EU Migration Pressure on Ceuta: Coverage of the Ceuta crisis keeps spotlighting how Spain’s border measures and EU disagreements are stressing the bloc’s migration and asylum system. FIFA Infantino Fallout: Sweden is among federations reported to have turned against Gianni Infantino’s re-election bid after FIFA’s failed World Cup commercialisation plan, with UEFA and others threatening legal action and “non co-operation.” Energy and Industry: Sweden-linked research and policy items include a solar manufacturing project backed by Vinnova and Vinnova/UK funding, plus broader European moves on energy, procurement, and defence delivery.
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