In recent developments, Swedish Climate Minister Romina Pourmokhtari (L) has been in the spotlight, facing criticism for her handling of climate policies and her ministry's approach to achieving EU's stringent 2030 emissions goals.

Despite doubts from within the government, notably from Energy Minister Ebba Busch (KD), Pourmokhtari remains steadfast in her belief that Sweden will meet its commitments.

She has pointed to an agreement with the Christian Democrats (KD) as a basis for her confidence, asserting that her colleagues are well aware of their obligations.

This stance comes amid broader concerns over Sweden's increasing emissions and Pourmokhtari's own admissions of non-expertise in proposing new climate policies, sparking debates over responsibility and the effectiveness of political leadership in tackling climate change.