Radio Sweden Weekly: Sweden compromises on EU budget, how has Sweden's reputation been affected by crisis, cinemas open up again

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Stories of how Swedes are handling the current coronavirus situation - from artists struggling to maintain routines without regular rehearsals, to Stockholmers dealing with overcrowded public transport.

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Sweden has agreed to new EU funds for countries hit by the corona crisis, but this deal has been sharply criticised by opposition parties. We look at the details.

Philip Barjami, producer and presenter
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