AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoNuclear Energy: Sweden is taking the next major step toward new nuclear power, with the state set to become a 60% shareholder in Videberg Kraft to build reactors at Ringhals, moving the plan toward an EU state-aid review. World Cup (Sweden): Sweden secured a 1-1 draw with Japan to reach the Round of 32, with Anthony Elanga equalising after Daizen Maeda’s opener; coach Graham Potter made key changes after a heavy Netherlands defeat, and Elanga later admitted he didn’t realise a draw was enough until the end. World Cup (Next up): Japan booked a knockout clash with Brazil after the same 1-1 result, setting up a high-profile last-32 meeting in Houston. EU & Security: NATO’s deputy commander urged unity and higher defense spending ahead of a Turkey summit, while Sweden also faced renewed focus on public safety after a neo-Nazi group sentencing. Climate & Health: A new report says Europe’s heatwave is the most severe ever recorded and was made far more likely by climate change. Business & Tech: StudioCanal took a majority stake in the Borgen producer SAM Productions, and Polestar was blocked from selling cars in the US from 2027 under connected-car rules. Food & Retail: Swedish salad chain Holy Greens plans a UK debut, as it expands beyond Sweden.
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