This is how the government wants to pursue foreign policy

08.55 Foreign policy debate in the Riksdag DIRECT 

Foreign Minister Ann Linde (S) begins the debate by presenting the Government's foreign policy declaration, followed by speeches from other parties in order of magnitude.

After the debate commentary by SVT's Mats Knutson and then conversations with Anders Lindberg, political editor-in-chief Aftonbladet, Henrik Sundbom, vik editorial writer Svenska Dagbladet, Dick Erixon, editor-in-chief Samtiden, Dag Blanck, professor of North American studies, Uppsala University, Gudrun Persson, research leader Russia program, FOI and Oscar Almén, China analyst at FOI.

Host: Ann-Britt Ryd Pettersson. 

12.00 Report

foreign policy debate continues with a shorter delay from the current speaker

13.30 Foreign policy debate in the Riksdag - other speakers  

After the debate with the parties' foreign policy spokespersons, other members can sit up in the rostrum to debate. 

14.00 The Prime Minister consults with the EU Committee before the summit DIRECTLY 

Prime Minister Stefan Löfven (S) informs the EU Committee before a meeting with the EU Heads of State and Government on 25–26 February.

The summit's agenda includes the current pandemic situation, preparedness for health threats and EU cooperation on security and defense.   

15.30 Politics on the bookshelf: Strangers on trains  

Professor Klas Åmark has researched what Sweden really knew about the Holocaust at the end of 1942. Could Sweden have acted to prevent the extent of the Holocaust?

Niklas Ekdal interviews.

From 8/2. 

15.45 Corona special 

Program with answers to viewers' questions about corona.

How are we, society, the economy and jobs affected?

Host: Hiba Daniel.

From 23/2.  

16.00 Report 

16.05 Foreign policy debate - summary DIRECTLY 

SVT's Mats Knutson summarizes the Riksdag's foreign policy debate.

Host: Ann-Britt Ryd Pettersson.

Here you can see a longer table