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German gvt says Swedish energy prices ”not our fault”, pre-school ordered to reveal hidden pupil's location, online phishing, World Cup draw

Radio Sweden Weekly: Syrians in Sweden celebrate Assad regime's fall

In this week's Radio Sweden Weekly podcast, we explore several significant events: the fall of the Assad regime in Syria and its effects on the Syrian community in Sweden, the rich cultural history of Luciadagen (St. Lucy's Day), the Musikhjälpen charity broadcast in Sundsvall, and the reactions to the Nobel Prize cere...

Gröna Lund charged, rape investigation around Mbappé dropped, convictions for home-made thermos bomb, Swedish youth reveal trends for 2025

Electricity prices soar — but not in north, long prison terms for triple killing, Klarna bank sanctioned, Nobel visit to Stockholm suburb

Deportation appeal, winter vomiting bug, Nobel prize ceremony, what Sweden googled in 2024

Sweden warns against Syria travel, 15-year-old girl charged with murder, fatal pre-school accident and Musikhjälpen kicks off

Sweden and Denmark buy combat vehicles, Stockholm restaurant fight, camera surveillance proposal, Kiruna to be European Capital of Culture

Radio Sweden Weekly: A Swedish witch hunt

In this episode of Radio Sweden Weekly, the team explores a variety of interesting topics. They kick things off with some positive news: Swedish fourth and eighth graders have shown improvement in their math scores on the TIMSS assessment. However, it's important to note that there are still significant gaps between hi...

Convictions for Israeli company bomb attack, embassies to report on refugees, older first-time mums, man detained near Crown Princess's home

Swedish kids get better at math, Hässelby blast arrest, female politicians face obstacles, summer farming added to UNESCO list

Nitrous oxide imports rise, more aid to six countries, taxi driver threatened in Gothenburg, Duplantis wins Bragdguldet

Terror charges after mosque raid, more teenage boys gambling, Ingrosso tops P3 Guld nominations, coffee prices keep rising

Unions prepared to strike for each other, politician jailed for attempted murder, icy roads warning, Gävle goat ready for Christmas

Radio Sweden Weekly: ”Immigration needs to be good for Sweden” minister says

In this week's Radio Sweden podcast, we dive into three intriguing topics. First, we hear from Johan Forssell, Sweden's new Migration Minister, who discusses efforts to attract high-skilled workers by cutting the work permit approval time from 100 days to just 19. He emphasizes the importance of presenting Sweden as a ...

Sweden requests China cooperation, terror attack trial, anonymous witnesses, Oasis in gingerbread comeback

Nordic and Baltic leaders meet at Harpsund, European Commission voted through, Swedes arrested in Germany, minister forgets to register hens

Teachers exempt from report duty, Kristersson in talks with the Chinese, teenage boy jailed and next year's Eurovision artists finalised.

Swedish navy halts cable probe, COP29 deal slammed as vague, quake shakes central Sweden, national exams go digital

Northvolt bankruptcy, pre-school child rape, Ukraine support, Hollywood weddings to continue

Radio Sweden Weekly: Baltic Sea cables damaged again — but is it sabotage?

In this episode of the Radio Sweden Weekly podcast, three key topics are discussed. First, it delves into Northvolt's Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing—the Swedish battery manufacturer’s CEO has resigned, but the filing opens doors to new financing for restructuring, much like SAS’s recent successful turnaround. Next, the p...