Will Sweden's 'poor conduct' law muzzle immigrants?

In this week's episode we talk about the government’s push to eject more immigrants for bad behaviour, and we have an interview with migration minister Johan Forssell on attracting and retaining highly skilled workers.

We also hear from Américo Fernández, an SEB economist and personal finance expert, on how foreigners in Sweden can navigate difficult times in the Swedish economy.

Host Paul O'Mahony is joined this week by regular panelists Richard Orange and Becky Waterton.

Here are links to some of the topics discussed in the episode:

Immigration

• What's in Sweden's new 'poor conduct' proposal for residence permits?
• Sweden set to make 'poor conduct' ground for revoking residence permits
• OPINION: Swedish media must get better at covering immigrant perspectives
• 'A trust breaker': Foreign tech workers campaign against new Swedish citizenship law
• INTERVIEW: 'We are working intensively to attract more high-skilled workers to Sweden'

Cost of Living

• What's on the horizon for the Swedish economy and how will that affect internationals?
• Why the pay rise negotiated by Sweden's industrial unions matters

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