Radio Sweden Weekly: EU 'playing Russian roulette' with Baltic Sea herring?

This week's Radio Sweden Weekly podcast dives into several intriguing topics. First up, it explores the EU's recent decision to raise herring fishing quotas in the Baltic Sea, a move that has raised alarms in Sweden due to potential environmental risks to already vulnerable herring populations and the broader Baltic ecosystem. The podcast highlights the contrasting views on the scientific justification for these quotas, with environmental groups warning of the dangers while the fishing industry remains optimistic about the scientific guidance. Next, it reports on job cuts at Northvolt's battery factory in Sweden, shedding light on the challenges facing the industry. The discussion then shifts to a controversial proposal to strip dual citizens of their Swedish citizenship if they commit serious crimes or fail to integrate into society. This has ignited a debate over what constitutes "Swedish values" and the possible repercussions for different groups within the community. Lastly, the podcast briefly touches on the sale of film rights for a horror character created by AI, adding a unique twist to the episode.