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ARTICLE – July 1, 2025
Good That the State Aid Rules Are Being Reformed – But the Pitfalls Are Many
The Confederation of Swedish Enterprise welcomes the European Commission’s review of the state aid rules, but parts of the framework are poorly thought through. Particularly concerning is the electricity price support for energy-intensive industries, writes Stefan Sagebro, expert in state aid.
ARTICLE – June 30, 2025
Enabling Quality Jobs Through Competitiveness and Skills – Our Input to the European Commission’s Roadmap
The European Commission has announced that it will present a Quality Jobs Roadmap in the fourth quarter of 2025. As part of this process, the Confederation of Swedish Enterprise has submitted a written contribution outlining our key messages.
ARTICLE – June 27, 2025
North East Flank Business Priorities on EU Preparedness, Resilience, and Defence Readiness
In the lead-up to the EUCO meeting on 26–27 June 2025, in light of the recent publication of the Preparedness Union Strategy and the EU’s broader ambition to strengthen defence capabilities by 2030—the North East Flank business community sees a clear need to contribute to these critical discussions.
ARTICLE – June 24, 2025
North East Flank Group Recommendations on Ramping Up European Defence and Security Capability
In light of Europe’s increasingly complex security environment, the business communities of Sweden, Poland, Denmark, Czech Republic, Norway, and Lithuania jointly call for urgent and strategic action to strengthen Europe’s defence, security, and industrial resilience.
ARTICLE – June 12, 2025
Driving Growth Together: A business perspective on the EU-India FTA
In a joint paper, the Confederation of Swedish Enterprise and the Confederation of Indian Industry, present a set of 9 actionable priorities to make the EU-India Free Trade Agreement commercially meaningful and future-ready for Indian and Swedish businesses, writes Asees Ahuja, Director EU Policy.
ARTICLE – June 5, 2025
Put AI to work
EU must strengthen its productivity growth – a key message in former ECB President Mario Draghi’s report on Europe’s future competitiveness. In short: more needs to be produced with fewer working hours, writes Elin Lilliehök, policy advisor.
ARTICLE – June 5, 2025
Simplifying the EU’s digital regulatory framework
The EU’s digital regulatory framework has developed into a thicket of overlapping requirements and unclear delimitations. This complexity hampers innovation and creates legal uncertainty for businesses across Europe, write Carola Ekblad och Carolina Brånby.
ARTICLE – May 26, 2025
Business message to the Danish Presidency: Unity and determined action needed to strengthen EU economy
With the Danish Presidency of the Council of the EU starting soon, the BusinessEurope’s Council of Presidents met with Morten Bødskov, Danish Minister for Industry, Business and Financial Affairs, to outline the European business community’s key priorities for the upcoming Danish Presidency.
ARTICLE – May 13, 2025
”Simplify the GDPR and the AI-act for a strong Europe”
Companies involved in the development and use of new AI solutions need a more reasonable regulatory framework to relate to so that we in a safe and efficient way can leverage the potential of AI even further, write Göran Gren and Carolina Brånby.
ARTICLE – May 6, 2025
Don’t Undermine the EU’s Simplification Efforts – Rethink the EWC Directive Revision
In a joint letter to those responsible for the trilogue negotiations, the Confederation of Swedish Enterprise, together with its French and German sister organizations, criticizes the revision of the European Works Council (EWC) Directive.

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