Sweden’s migration U-turn


ON Aug 12, 2004, Swedish newspapers ­celebrated a milestone: the birth of the country’s nine millionth citizen.

Years of concern over declining birth rates had been eased by a modest rise in births and, crucially, strong migration.

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