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Sweden’s EU presidency 2023

This presidency, the third in a row for Sweden, will take place during the first half of 2023, after extended preparations. As of 2022, Swedish is part of a trio of EU countries that are responsible for driving the Council of Ministers’ work forward when it comes to enacting new laws. After the Czech Republic, which holds the presidency in the autumn of 2022, Sweden is next in line to lead the Council’s work during the first half of 2023. The incoming country responsible for the presidency inherits questions from its predecessor, but there are also opportunities for Sweden to influence the agenda during its own presidency. 

2023:1

Understanding the gap between policies and experiences of refugee integration
2022:6

Swedish asylum legislation from a European perspective

2022:4

The Temporary Protection Directive: EU’s response to the Ukrainian exodus
2022:3

How large will the Ukrainian refugee flow be, and which EU countries will they seek refuge in?
2021:12

EU policy coherence for development
2021:11

Trade- and migration agreements between the EU and third countries
2021:X

European Asylum Challenges, Debates and Reforms
2020:4

Anti-trafficking Measures
2019:10

Fiscal impacts of free movement of EU workers
2017:10

A Fair Share: Refugees and Responsibility-Sharing
2017:9

Reforming the Common European Asylum System

2017:1

The political influence of anti-immigration parties in Europe
2016:3

Irregular migration and Europe's border controls
2014:1

Radical right-wing parties and attitudes to immigration in Europe

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