Johan Stuart

Prime Minister's State Secretary admits mistakes in the Landerholm case, says it took too long

It took the Government Offices 673 days to record a damage assessment in the so-called Landerholm case. At the same time, there was a delay in releasing employees' emails. "It took too long. We regret that," says the Prime Minister's State Secretary, Johan Stuart.

Hultqvist Warns Thyberg Affair Damages Sweden's International Image

The Defence Committee's chairman Peter Hultqvist (S) warns that the Thyberg affair is damaging Sweden internationally. This naturally sends a shockwave through the international system and Sweden's cooperation with partners, he says.

Sweden's Security Adviser Resigns Over Sensitive Dating App Photos

Sweden's new national security adviser has left his position after just a few hours – due to pictures on a dating app. According to the Prime Minister, it is a "system failure" that the information did not come to light earlier.

Swedish Government Convenes Crisis Meeting on US Tariffs

This afternoon, the government's strategic coordination group has been called to a meeting due to the American tariffs, reports Aftonbladet.

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