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Archive 1986 - 2017

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Sveriges förändrade utrikes- och
säkerhetspolitik – och debatten om den

The change in Sweden’s foreign and
security policy – and the debate about it

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PressInfo # 134, 17 oktober, 2001
Sverige og 11. september
En konkretisering af PressInfo 133 – om Sveriges støtte til bombningerne i stedet for at understrege FNs Charter om fred med fredelige midler. Og om hvorledes kritiken vokser.

PressInfo # 134, October 17, 2001
Sverige och 11 september
Konkretisering av PressInfo 133 – om Sveriges stöd till bombningar istället för att understryka FN:s stadgans normer om fred med fredliga medel . Och om hur kritiken växer.

PressInfo # 134, October 9, 2001
Sweden and September 11
Concrete examples of how the Swedish government chooses to acquiesce in the policies of the U.S. and the European Union (EU) rather than defending the interests of small states and the UN norm of peace by peaceful means.

PressInfo # 133, 12 oktober, 2001 på dansk
Sverige, landet der følger flokken
Der var en gang et Sverige, som var anderledes og som ønskede at gøre en forskel i verden. Siden er det blevet det tilpassede Sverige, som har afviklet sin kreativitet og sin uafhængige udenrigspolitik.

PressInfo # 133, 12 oktober, 2001 på svenska
Det fogliga, anpassade Sverige
Det fanns en gång ett Sverige som var annorlunda och som ville hjälpa till att förändra världen. Men det är nu ett passivt och fogligt alldagligt Sverige som nästan har övergivit sin kreativitet och sin oberoende utrikespolitik. Nu följer det flocken och dess ledare.

PressInfo # 133, October 4, 2001
The acquiescing, commonplace Sweden
Once upon a time, there was a Sweden that was different and wanted to make a difference in the world. Over the last few years it has abandoned its independent foreign policy. Now it follows the flock and the leader(s) of the flock.

Annat intressant
Elsewhere

Ingen bryr sig om att Sverige är i krig
Sverker Åström, DN Debatt 14 april 2002

Utrikesdeklarationen 13 feb 2002

Sätt Persson & Co i fängelse
Tor Bergman, I Finanstidningen
7 februari 2002

Vad ska vi med grundlagen till…
när politikerna ändå struntar i den?
Martin Lindblom
Aftonbladet 23 jan 2002

Äntligen, LIndh!
Håkan Jaenson om en segdragen rätsskandal
Aftonbladet 23 januari 2002

Karin Wegestål
Aftonbladet 22 januari 2002
Vi ska inte delta i den omänskliga hanteringen

Sten De Geer och Kjell Jönsson,
SvD 21 jan 2002
Väst på väg att acceptera tortyr. Sverige går före

Varför så tyst Persson?
Sverker Åström
Aftonbladet 19 december 2001

Persson ingen Palme
Carl Lidbom, DN Debatt
10 nov .2001

Självförsvar utan gränser?
Gregor Noll, Svenska Dagbladet Brännpunkt
7 nov 2001

Det här vill USA.s regering att du läser
Aftonbladet Debatt 2 nov 2001

Stoppa bombningarna!
Aftonbladet Debatt 1 nov 2001

Swedish dilemma
Times of India editorial
Oct 30, 2001

Bomber utan mål
Ledare, Aftonbladet
28 oktober 2001

Sluta bomba
Ledare, Aftonbladet
22 okt 2001

Collateral damage: Sweden’s legacy of peace
Al Burke, Oct 21, 2001

Interview with
Minister of foreign affairs Anna Lindh
Times of India,
Oct 17, 2001

Utrikesminister Lindh
om bombningen av Afghanistan
15 oktober 2001

Snart är Sverige inte
längre neutralt
Thage G. Peterson
Aftonbladet 11 okt, 2001

FN skal leda kampen
mot terroristerna
FN-ambassadör Pierre Schori
Aftonbladet
9 oktober 2001

Regeringen stryker
svensk alliansfrihet
Svenska Dagbladet
8 oktober 2001

Sverige står lojalt med USA
Svenska Dagbladet
8 okt 2001

NATO – de rikas allians
Margareta Zetterström
Svemska Dagbladet Brännpunkt
7 oktober 2001

Statsminister Göran Persson om USA:s bombning av Afghanistan
7 oktober 2001

Sweden’s UN ambassador
PierreSchori speaks at the UN
October 3, 2001

Vi ska exportera fred –
inte mer våld
Maj Britt Theorin &
Ingrid Segerstedt-Wiberg
Aftonbladet 1 okt, 2001

Regeringen är otydlig
Sveriker Åström
DN Debatt 28 sept 2001

USA styr med maktens arrogans
Ingvar Carlsson och
Carl Tham,
DN Debatt 22 sept 2001

Statsministern om terrornefter
Europeiska Rådets möte
22 sept 2001

Kriga inte – skipa rätt
Per Gahrton
Aftonbladet 20 sept 2001

Göran Persson
“Nu måste vi
hålla samman”
12 sept 2001

Neutrala om vi
känner för det
Maj Britt Theorin

Persson ger upp alliansfriheten
Gudrun Schyman &
Lars Ohly, DN Debatt
19 nov 2000

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