In the past, the royal family primarily served as a symbol and occasionally as a puppet for the ruling government. The government would invite the royal family when necessary, but during other times, they had no opportunity to involve themselves in political matters.
Furthermore, the ruling party and the cabinet have consistently regarded the royal family with skepticism, offering them only superficial respect while actively limiting their influence in national affairs.
However, Helena's clout in Northern Europe is remarkable; she has earned an outstanding reputation not just in Europe, but worldwide. By enhancing the international image of Northern Europe, she has also attracted considerable investment. With the support of such a queen, the current Nordic government can alleviate much of its burden, which has led them to regard her with significant esteem, even allowing her a certain degree of participation in state affairs. Her advice is taken seriously, and her recommendations are implemented as much as possible, granting her a measure of actual power.
The Nordic government quickly embraced her recommendations regarding this incident. They are acutely aware of the public's resentment toward extreme environmentalism and the frustration felt by citizens who are angry yet silenced. With an opportunity to act against these extremists, anyone who takes decisive action will be seen as a hero.
Of course, the downside to this issue is that it requires targeting Sweden. Any national intervention will put Sweden under scrutiny. If Sweden manages the situation adequately, it may only be seen as a means of atonement in the eyes of the public. Conversely, if they fail to resolve the matter, the blame will firmly rest on their shoulders.
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