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Why is Sweden's crime rate soaring?

Once seen as a symbol of social and economic stability, Sweden is consistently ranked as one of the happiest nations. But in recent years, gun crime has rocketed, challenging the country’s long-standing reputation. Guests: Kim Moeller Associate Professor of Criminology at Malmo University in Sweden Paul French Lecturer in Criminology at the University of Chester Nils Duquet Director of the Flemish Peace Institute