Amid a flood of internal criticism, the centre-right government in Sweden appears to be backtracking on its “one-sided” stance towards Israel, potentially including its calls to cut off EU trade.
Last week, Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson announced that Stockholm wanted a suspension of the trade agreement between the European Union and Israel over supposed failures in “fulfilling its most basic obligations” around humanitarian aid in Gaza.
The pressure from Åkesson and others saw Christian Democrat Deputy Prime Minister Ebba Busch come out on Tuesday to say that the government’s announcement last week was too one-sided, acknowledging…
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