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The world in the Swedish election
The world in the Swedish election 2026 Sweden goes to the polls. Democracy is based on voters having enough information to be able to make a well-balanced choice between available parties and candidates. But for many of us, aid and foreign policy are difficult to navigate. In 2026, FUF will help you see how the parties view Sweden's role in the world. […]
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Analysis, Election 2026
The Moderates want to see a foreign policy characterized by security, trade and reformed aid
During the 2026 election year, FUF's foreign affairs monitors are there to guide you through the intricate party politics. What do the Moderates really think about international aid and Sweden's role in the world? Mehreen Hayat explains.
September 10
Sweden 2026, Development magazine explains
The experts answer your questions about the world in the Swedish election
Ahead of the election, FUF opened a question box on Instagram and asked followers to send in their thoughts on the world in the Swedish election. CONCORD Sweden, ForumCiv, the Swedish Society for Nature Conservation and Diakonia answered questions about the reduced global aid, Sweden's importance as an aid donor, the one percent target, climate policy and Sweden's relationship with Israel.
September 10
News, Sweden 2026, Election 2026
The reform agenda, the one percent target and Ukraine: This is how the parliamentary parties respond to aid
When FUF asks five of the eight parliamentary parties what they want to do with the aid, they agree that the aid should contribute to development and humanitarian support. But they disagree on how much Sweden should invest, where the money should go, and what role the aid should play in trade and migration policy.
September 3
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