Michael Walsh Podcasts
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Also in this week's progamme, we look at Sweden's laws regarding freedom of expression as Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson appeals for calm amid security concerns. We meet military conscripts on guard duty at the Royal Palace and there's a call to parents to wake up to what children are posting on social media.
Presenter: Dave Russell
Reporters: Ulla Engberg and Michael Walsh
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Angry reactions around the world, after the Danish right-wing extremist Rasmus Paludan burnt a copy of the Quran by the Turkish Embassy in Stockholm. How does this affect Sweden's hopes of joining the defence alliance Nato?
Also in the programme: a look at what is behind the recent spate of shootings and explosions in Stockholm; the government's latest initiative to try to stop people from applying for asylum in Sweden; and a triple-whammy in Oscar nominations.
Presenter: Ulla Engberg
Reporter: Michael Walsh.
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Also, the Migration Agency responds to recent criticism over long waiting times when dealing with residency and citizenship applications. And the Swedish Red Cross say the destruction in some parts of Ukraine is "massive".
Presented by Maya Naylor
Reporters: Joshua Worth, Simon Linter and Michael Walsh