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Sweden

Nordic parliamentary monarchy

Sweden leans hardest toward Progressive, Democracy and Hawk.

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The 12 axes, with receipts

Map50% local · on the fence
LocalCentral

Unitary state with powerful municipalities and uniform national rules.

Vote80% democracy · strong
DemocracyAuthority

Consensus democracy with independent agencies; referendums are rare and advisory.

Freedom55% liberty · on the fence
LibertyOrder

Strict zero-tolerance drug policy, strong press freedom, new stop-and-search zones against gangs.

Borders75% globalist · strong
GlobalistNationalist

Pro-EU, a generous aid donor with an internationalist identity.

War80% hawk · strong
DoveHawk

Ended 200 years of non-alignment by joining NATO; conscription back since 2017.

Culture60% assimilationist · leaning
MulticulturalAssimilationist

A long open-door tradition now tightened, with new language and values tests.

Property65% private · leaning
SharedPrivate

State energy and rail firms, yet no inheritance tax since 2004 and widely contracted-out schools and care.

Economy55% free market · on the fence
PlannedFree market

No statutory minimum wage (unions set pay); regulated rents.

Trade75% free trade · strong
Free tradeProtectionist

Small open economy and staunch free trader.

Religion80% secular · strong
SecularReligious

One of the world’s most secular societies; church and state separated in 2000.

Society95% progressive · all in
ProgressiveTraditional

Among the most progressive: early same-sex adoption, abortion on request, gender-equality policy.

Tech60% tech-forward · leaning
Tech-forwardBack-to-nature

Tech-friendly (even microchip implants) and planning new reactors.

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