Radio Sweden Weekly: Sweden navigates Trump, Greenland, and Nato tensions

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After a turbulent week in world politics, we look at how president Trump's threats and claims over Greenland affect Sweden, and get a glimpse from behind the scenes in Davos.

This was the week that the Swedish government ministers sharpened the tone towards US President Trump after his various statements about Greenland and its Nato allies. We look at the economic and security policy implications of the week.

Plus: Disaster figures for Swedish film - what can be done to save it? We hear an analyst and a representative from the industry.

Presenters: Ulla Engberg and Dave Russell
Producer: Kris Boswell

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