The Nordic countries, the EU and the UN

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Based on UHR’s study material about Sweden (Sverige i fokus). The material may contain value judgments and is not necessarily entirely neutral.

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Choose the right answer about Sweden's cooperation with other countries.

The Nordic countries, the EU and the UN
Question Answer
Which Nordic countries does Sweden cooperate with? Denmark, Finland, Iceland and Norway
Through which two bodies do the Nordic countries mainly cooperate? The Nordic Council and the Nordic Council of Ministers
Who carries out what the Nordic councils agree on? Each country on its own
What kind of cooperation is the EU? Political and economic
Why did EU cooperation begin after World War II? To create peace and stability
Since what year has Sweden been a member of the EU? 1995
Where do the laws the EU makes apply? In all member states
In which areas do the EU countries cooperate? Agriculture, the environment and trade
What is the free movement to study, move, work and sell goods between EU countries called? The four freedoms
What can an EU citizen do thanks to the four freedoms? Work in another EU country
In what year was the Council of Europe founded? 1949
What does the Council of Europe work for? Human rights and democracy
Which court is part of the Council of Europe? The European Court of Human Rights
In what year was the UN founded? 1945
How many of the world's countries are members of the UN? Almost all of them
Which of these is one of the UN's purposes? To keep peace and security
The UN works for the equal worth of all peoples and for their right to what? Self-determination
Which Swedish government agency works to reduce poverty and oppression in the world? Sida
What does Sweden help other countries develop through Sida? Democracy and gender equality
What is Sida's full English name? Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency

Sources

We checked the answers against these references.

  1. UHR: Sverige i fokus, corrected version 2026-08-10 uhr.se
  2. UHR: Sverige i fokus, p. 39 uhr.se
  3. UHR: Study material about Swedish society uhr.se

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