Live - Sweden edges toward centre-left rule as Trump ends Dublin visit

Published on
14/09/2026 – 8:01 GMT+2

On today’s show:

Shona Murray reports on US President Donald Trump’s two-day visit to Dublin, where he had a number of diplomatic engagements and on several occasions called for a united Ireland. Trump also blamed Ukraine for spiralling diesel prices.

With concern growing among the Baltic states and other countries on NATO’s eastern flank, Angela Skujins sits down with Latvian Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs for an interview about Russia’s increasing threats.

Jorge Liboreiro breaks down yesterday’s election results in Sweden, where socialist Magdalena Anderson could become Sweden’s next prime minister after the red bloc won the contest, according to the latest exit polls.

Interview with Lars Trägårdh, Professor of History and Civil Society Studies at Ersta Sköndal University College in Stockholm.

Sándor Zsíros explains why former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is starting to show his face in politics again, vowing to increase the resistance against Péter Magyar’s government.

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