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Episode 24

Udgivet 30/10/2020

Where is the world heading?

Podcast with Carl Bildt, former Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs of Sweden

“Never let a good crisis go to waste”, Winston Churchill said, and today, there are plenty of crises to choose from.  Today’s guest, former Prime Minister of Sweden, Carl Bildt, takes us around the world and back in 40 minutes in a discussion about world dynamics. He will share his perspectives on the global health crisis and the economic effects, the US election, and the relationship between Europe and China. Also, he will share how he got the truth about Chinese democracy and why the UK has had to set up an agency for pet passports.
 
Carl Bildt was Prime Minister of Sweden from 1991 to 1994 and returned to government office as Sweden’s Minister for Foreign Affairs from 2006 to 2014. He also served as an ambassador for UN and EU, and today, he is active in the World Economic Forum and Chair of the Global Commission on Internet Governance.
 
Host: Peter Mogensen, CEO of the Danish think tank, Kraka.
Guests: Carl Bildt, former Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs of Sweden and Anders Dons, Nordic CEO of Deloitte
 

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