The Swedish government is considering a constitutional amendment to strengthen its powers during crises, according to the think tank Timbro, which analyzed the government's inquiry into the matter.

Various stakeholders have responded positively, highlighting that the proposed changes to the constitution would mend previous flaws.

Among them, Adam Danieli, a lawyer and head of rule of law at Timbro, and Erik Ottosson, a Moderate Party member and vice chairman of the constitutional committee, have voiced their support.

This move has sparked a debate on the balance between executive power and democratic checks in times of emergency..