AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoGovernment Talks: Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson has another week to form a government after the September election left parliament deadlocked. Opposition leader Magdalena Andersson has yet to secure enough support to take office. Cybersecurity: A wave of attacks on supermarket refrigeration systems hit stores in Sweden and other European countries, spoiling food. Swedish chains Coop and ICA reported affected locations; Coop said it had disconnected systems from the internet. France blames Iran for attacks on hundreds of its stores, but no attribution has been confirmed for the Swedish incidents. Security: Sweden has reintroduced internal Schengen border checks for six months, citing security threats. Saab has also won a roughly SEK 2 billion order for systems for Sweden’s new frigates. Economy: The Riksbank raised its key rate to 2% for the first time since 2023 and signalled further hikes, even as inflation eased to 0.9% in October. Climate: Greta Thunberg criticised UN climate summits as “greenwashed circuses” at COP31, urging leaders to turn promises into action.
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