Migrants fleeing war in the Middle East have brought a vibrant culture and a trade revival to Sweden's third city When Fisal Abo Karaa stepped off the train in Malmö's central station this time last year, exhausted after a long journey by train and boat, he looked like any other victim of Syria's terrible civil war. It wasn't until April, when Malmö's main shopping street was filled with the sound of Syrian bagpipes, drums and dancing that he made his presence felt. The opening of Jasmin Alsha...
Migrants fleeing war in the Middle East have brought a vibrant culture and a trade revival to Sweden's third city When Fisal Abo Karaa stepped off the train in Malmö's central station this time last year, exhausted after a long journey by train and boat, he looked like any other victim of Syria's terrible civil war. It wasn't until April, when Malmö's main shopping street was filled with the sound of Syrian bagpipes, drums and dancing that he made his presence felt. The opening of Jasmin Alsha...
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