AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoSweden Election Watch: With votes still being counted, Sweden’s centre-left bloc led by Magdalena Andersson holds a razor-thin edge over the right-wing alliance led by Ulf Kristersson, while the anti-immigration Sweden Democrats appear to be losing ground for the first time since entering parliament in 2010—meaning coalition talks could drag on and the far-right’s path into government is still very much on the table. EV Battery Quality: A new study warns that one weak cell in an EV lithium-ion battery pack can cut usable life by nearly 23%, highlighting how cell-to-cell inconsistencies can limit performance across the whole pack. Wind Power & Recycling: Europe is on track for a record wind year, but recycling turbine blades remains a bottleneck—Swedish operator Vattenfall points to alternatives after landfill bans, as composite materials are hard to recover at scale. Mining vs Sami Reconciliation: A fresh wave of interest in northern “earth minerals” risks more mines and trains, raising fears for reindeer herding and Sami reconciliation as climate pressures and transport deaths continue. Sweden’s Security Shift: Stockholm police say gang violence has dropped sharply since 2022–23, crediting new tools and tougher measures—an issue voters are watching closely as the election nears.
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