In recent years, news organizations across the world have undergone significant changes due to technological developments and increased economic pressures. As a consequence, newspapers as well as broadcasters have been forced to cut budgets and decrease the number of foreign correspondents. This process has taken place in a time marked by extended political integration but also severe economic crises across Europe. Against this background, the chapter maps the broader field of foreign correspondents operating in Sweden. The chapter draws attention to the media organizations the correspondents represent, the type of news they produce and what implications the political and economic changes have on newsgathering and working conditions.