AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoGovernment Deadlock: Sweden’s parliament rejected Magdalena Andersson’s bid to become prime minister, extending the coalition impasse. Defence: Saab unveiled Sweden’s first GlobalEye early-warning aircraft, designed to help guard the Baltic region and NATO’s northern flank, and won an order to build a new flight-control computer for Gripen. Security: Russia says it has detained a Swedish citizen who allegedly fought for Ukraine; details remain limited. Energy and Society: Sweden set a quota of 72 wolves for its 2027 cull, while lawmakers are pushing digital krona legislation as the European Central Bank prepares a 2027 euro pilot. Business: Ericsson reported 7% organic sales growth in the third quarter, citing solid network demand, while simplifying its structure.
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