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'''Sweden''' is a Scandinavian country straddling both [[Norway]] and [[Finland]]. Traditionally a large producer of iron ore and timber, Sweden was an important military power in the seventeenth century until it was eclipsed by [[Peter the Great]]'s [[Russia]]. Politically, Sweden is renowned for its welfare system, one of the most generous in the world today. Fiscal prudence in recent years has allowed it to weather various economic downturns, including high unemployment in the 1990's and a world economic downturn in 2000/2002. Sweden joined the [[European Union]] in 1995, but voted to reject the implementation of the common currency (the [[Euro]]) in a 2003 referendum of the people. | {{Infobox Country | ||
| conventional_long_name = Kingdom of Sweden<ref>CIA world factbook [https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/geos/sw.html]</ref> | |||
| common_name = Sweden | |||
| image_flag = Flag_of_Sweden.svg | |||
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| national_anthem = [[Du Gamla, du Fria]] | |||
| image_map = <!--Sweden-location.svg--> | |||
| capital = [[Stockholm]] | |||
| largest_city = [[Stockholm]] | |||
| official_languages = [[Swedish]], Samiska, others | |||
| government_type = [[Constitutional monarchy]] | |||
| leader_title1 = [[King of Sweden|King]] | |||
| leader_name1 = [[Carl XVI Gustav]] | |||
| leader_title2 = [[Prime minister of Sweden|Prime Minister]] | |||
| leader_name2 = [[Fredrik Reinfeldt]] | |||
| area = ~450,295 | |||
| population_estimate = 9,074,055 | |||
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| population_estimate_year = July 2010 | |||
| currency = [[Swedish krona]] | |||
| currency_code= SEK | |||
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| cctld = .se | |||
| calling_code = 46 | |||
}} | |||
'''Sweden''' ([[Swedish language|Swedish]]: ''Sverige'') is a Scandinavian country straddling both [[Norway]] and [[Finland]]. Traditionally a large producer of iron ore and timber, Sweden was an important military power in the seventeenth century until it was eclipsed by [[Peter the Great]]'s [[Russia]]. Politically, Sweden is renowned for its welfare system, one of the most generous in the world today. Fiscal prudence in recent years has allowed it to weather various economic downturns, including high unemployment in the 1990's and a world economic downturn in 2000/2002. Sweden joined the [[European Union]] in 1995, but voted to reject the implementation of the common currency (the [[Euro]]) in a 2003 referendum of the people. | |||
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Latest revision as of 06:00, 24 October 2024
| Kingdom of Sweden[1] | |
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| National anthem | Du Gamla, du Fria |
| Capital (and largest city) | Stockholm |
| Official language | Swedish, Samiska, others |
| Government type | Constitutional monarchy |
| King | Carl XVI Gustav |
| Prime Minister | Fredrik Reinfeldt |
| Area | ~450,295 km² |
| Population | 9,074,055 (July 2010 estimate) |
| Currency | Swedish krona (SEK) |
| Country codes | Internet TLD : .se Calling code : +46 |
Sweden (Swedish: Sverige) is a Scandinavian country straddling both Norway and Finland. Traditionally a large producer of iron ore and timber, Sweden was an important military power in the seventeenth century until it was eclipsed by Peter the Great's Russia. Politically, Sweden is renowned for its welfare system, one of the most generous in the world today. Fiscal prudence in recent years has allowed it to weather various economic downturns, including high unemployment in the 1990's and a world economic downturn in 2000/2002. Sweden joined the European Union in 1995, but voted to reject the implementation of the common currency (the Euro) in a 2003 referendum of the people.