Radio Sweden Weekly: Tougher citizenship laws are coming — here's what you need to know - Radio Sweden

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It may soon become harder to get Swedish citizenship and easier to lose it. We go through all the potential changes to citizenship law announced this week.

And: We hear about the new electronic system for medical journals that's caused chaos at hospitals in Sweden's west, and is now being investigated by the healthcare safety watchdog.

Presenters: Michael Walsh & Dave Russell
Producer: Kris Boswell

Radio Sweden Weekly: Tougher citizenship laws are coming — here's what you need to know

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