AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoGovernment: Sweden’s political deadlock continues after parliament rejected the Centre Party leader as prime minister. Outgoing Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson has been asked to try to break the impasse. Hockey: Sweden says it will refuse to play Russia at next year’s world championship, joining several European countries after a sports court ordered Russia’s return. The IIHF says it still opposes reinstatement, while sponsor Škoda is reconsidering its backing if Russia competes. Cybersecurity: A Swedish supermarket was among those hit by attacks on refrigeration systems, with one unit reportedly set to 50°C. Similar incidents across Europe have disrupted food storage; France’s blood service says an attack on three sites was stopped before products were lost. Economy: The Riksbank raised its key rate by 25 basis points as Sweden’s services-sector growth eased in October. Defence: Saab has flight-tested AI control of a Gripen fighter, while Sweden has signed a deal for U.S.-made rocket artillery.
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