As the first country in the world, Sweden introduced its Feminist Foreign Policy (FFP) in 2014. The article investigates how Sweden's FFP is communicated in quality newspapers in 11 EU Member States (2014–2020). It focuses on whether the coverage of FFP signals the adoption of media logic or political logic, and whether the newspapers’ images of FFP serve to strengthen or counteract the existing tendencies on gender equality in the different Member States. The findings demonstrate that reports on FFP are heavily influenced by media logic. They give priority to political conflicts and focus on short-term events and persons rather than long-term consequences and content of the policy. FFP is least reported and explained in Member States with lower levels of gender equality, which can serve to strengthen existing views. In more gender-equal Member States, the reports on FFP are more frequent and elaborate, especially in the left-leaning newspapers.

作为世界上第一个国家，瑞典于 2014 年推出了女权主义外交政策（FFP）。本文调查了瑞典的 FFP 如何在 11 个欧盟成员国（2014-2020 年）的优质报纸上进行传播。它侧重于对 FFP 的报道是否标志着媒体逻辑或政治逻辑的采用，以及报纸对 FFP 的形象是否有助于加强或抵消不同成员国现有的性别平等趋势。研究结果表明，关于 FFP 的报道深受媒体逻辑的影响。他们优先考虑政治冲突，关注短期事件和个人，而不是政策的长期后果和内容。在性别平等水平较低的会员国，FFP 的报告和解释最少，这有助于加强现有观点。