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Sweden’s pause of a major power cable to Denmark isn’t just bureaucratic red tape. It’s a rebellion against an EU energy market that functions as a massive wealth transfer. As cross-border traders reap billions in arbitrage, ordinary consumers foot the bill. Europe’s green grid is stalling over one question: who wins, and who pays?
Sweden’s decision to launch a foreign intelligence service marks the definitive end of its 200-year neutrality. But the real story isn’t about Swedish spies—it’s about paying the entry fee to access NATO’s deepest intelligence-sharing network. The most transparent democracy on Earth is now building a secret agency, trading its historical identity for collective security in a world where neutrality is no longer a defense.