Saab’s second quarter established that the Swedish group could turn Europe’s defence boom into revenue and profit. The three months since the end of June have strengthened the case. At least SEK 47.5 billion of identifiable orders have either arrived
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Pelle Berglund’s 1989 spy thriller Täcknamn Coq Rouge is a treat for anyone interested in intelligence, military history and Nordic security policy. Beneath the assassinations and secret agents lies a picture of a Sweden that publicly stood outside NATO while
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The war in Ukraine has collapsed the distance between theory and practice. For Western defence industry and armed forces, it has become a continuous stress test of doctrine, technology and industrial capacity. For Patria, the central lesson is not to
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The rehabilitation of Joseph Stalin has moved from the fringes of Russian politics into public space, schools, museums and law. Statues are multiplying, Stalin has returned to the Moscow Metro, and a majority of Russians now describe him positively. The
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