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Dips Season 1, Episode 6: Swedish-Danish refugee negotiation
Mimmi is on her way to Rome, Jens is almost in Rio and Fanny is ready to do anything to get away. Despite all of this they still manage to drag the Ministry for Foreign Affairs great reputation down the drain. Watch Dips Season 1, Episode 6 Swedish-Danish refugee negotiation in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Dips Season 1, Episode 6 and share your thoughts in the comments below!
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6 episodes
Swedish-Chinese bang-bang
Half-wits Fanny and Jens start their training at the Swedish Ministry for Foreign Affairs, and together with their incompetent supervisor Mimmi they manage to create a diplomatic crisis with China already on their first day.
21 min
Diplomatic immunity
The shambles diplomats Fanny, Mimmi and Jens is made to handle a potential scandal with the Embassy of Great Britain, however just by trying they risk causing an even greater one.
20 min
Fearing the Russians
A Russian battleship is provoking Swedish territory, and Sweden must make sure it never happens again. But the Ministry for Foreign Affairs worst staffers have different priorities – and the risk for a disaster is looming.
20 min
Girl politics and Yemen
The Ministry for Foreign Affairs is hosting a theme day on feminist foreign policy and the trio are in charge of preparing Yemen’s visit to Sweden. A would-be simple task, however, as always, they’re close to a diplomatic breakdown.
20 min
Comfort women
Sweden has managed to bring Japan and the Philippines to the negotiating table, and everything is set for the mediation on comfort women – an ongoing conflict since the WWII. It only takes Mimmi, Jens and Fanny an afternoon to wreck it all, or…?
20 min
Swedish-Danish refugee negotiation
Mimmi is on her way to Rome, Jens is almost in Rio and Fanny is ready to do anything to get away. Despite all of this they still manage to drag the Ministry for Foreign Affairs great reputation down the drain.
19 min