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Sweden's Prime Minister rocked by corruption claims

Paul O'Mahony
Paul O'Mahony - paul@thelocal.se
Sweden's Prime Minister rocked by corruption claims
Sweden in Focus. A podcast by The Local. Image: The Local

In this week's podcast: a tough week for Sweden's Prime Minister, a vote to end permanent residency for some group, Left Party ejects members over extremism claims, and who were the Swedes who moved to the United States more than a century ago?

This week we talk about a security scandal surrounding Prime minister Ulf Kristersson.

And with the men's football World Cup kicking off this week, we assess Sweden's chances. 

We also discuss new restrictions on permanent residency and turbulence on the left side of Swedish politics.

And we have an interview with Liz Stopka from the American Swedish Institute about the history of Swedish emigration to the United States.

Host James Savage is joined this week by panelists Mandy Pipher and Emma Löfgren. 

Here are links to some of the topics discussed in the episode:

Politics

Sweden and the US

Football

Immigration

Work permits

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