Radio Sweden Weekly: Centre Party announces new leader

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Swedens Centre Party has chosen a new leader. We speak with political editor at Södermanlands Nyheter, Olof Jonmyren, about what it could mean for the party.

We also hear from Swedish Radio’s correspondent at COP30 in Brazil, where climate talks continue.

Meanwhile in northern Sweden, new details emerge about suspected illegal labour linked to a major green steel development that's under construction.

And finally, we talk music, as Robyn releases a new track for the first time in several years. Hear music journalist Tina Mehrafzoon's reaction.

Presenters: Babak Parham & Dave Russell

Producer: Michael Walsh

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