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Radio Sweden Weekly: What the Iran war might mean for Sweden

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Radio Sweden
Published
Jul 17, 2026
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Summary

How could the once again escalating conflict between Iran and the US impact us here in Sweden? We speak to Iran expert Rouzbeh Parsi to hear about the economic and security implications. We also look at new research into PFAS chemicals in Swedish groundwater, hear why some tourism businesses on Gotland are worried about fewer campers this summer, and visit Stockholm's popular garden allotments where the wait for a plot can be decades-long. Presenters: Samuel Williams and Babak Parham Producer: Michael Walsh