A transatlantic wave of puzzlement is rippling across Sweden for the
second time in a week, after a prominent Fox News program featured a
"Swedish defence and national security adviser" who's unknown to the
country's military and foreign-affairs officials.
Swedes, and some Americans, have been wondering about representations of the Nordic nation in the U.S. since President Donald Trump invoked "what's happening last night in Sweden" while alluding to past terror attacks in Europe during a rally Feb. 18. There hadn't been any major incident in Sweden the previous night.
Then, Fox News commentator Bill O'Reilly convened an on-air faceoff Thursday over Swedish immigration and crime between a Swedish newspaper reporter and a man identified on screen and verbally as a "Swedish defence and national security adviser," Nils Bildt.
Note EU-Digest: Fox News also called by some as the number one US fake TV News Station, but often quoted by US President Donald Trump as a very reliable news source.
Read more: Swedes puzzled over Swedish 'security adviser' on Fox News - World - CBC News
Swedes, and some Americans, have been wondering about representations of the Nordic nation in the U.S. since President Donald Trump invoked "what's happening last night in Sweden" while alluding to past terror attacks in Europe during a rally Feb. 18. There hadn't been any major incident in Sweden the previous night.
Then, Fox News commentator Bill O'Reilly convened an on-air faceoff Thursday over Swedish immigration and crime between a Swedish newspaper reporter and a man identified on screen and verbally as a "Swedish defence and national security adviser," Nils Bildt.
Note EU-Digest: Fox News also called by some as the number one US fake TV News Station, but often quoted by US President Donald Trump as a very reliable news source.
Read more: Swedes puzzled over Swedish 'security adviser' on Fox News - World - CBC News
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