What lessons can Europe learn from Sweden's Covid-19 experience?
by Jon Henley Europe correspondent from on (#58J4F)
Experts say that while contested light touch' response warrants study each country must find right approach for them
EU governments that locked down are increasingly emulating the one that did not, but experts warn that Sweden's Covid approach, relying more on voluntary compliance than coercion, will not suit all - and big questions remain over whether it has worked for Sweden.
As infections surge in several European countries, France, which is currently averaging nearly 12,000 cases a day, has ruled out another national lockdown, instead pursuing a strategy the prime minister, Jean Castex, calls living with the virus" and imposing local measures.
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