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Your best source of news from Sweden – Swedish news in English Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radios app. Ansvarig utgivare: Klas Wolf-Watz
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- Radio Sweden Weekly: Centre Party leadership and storytelling at Easter
- Elk population boost, avalanche warning, new hope for heart attack victims, hockey women crash out
- Swedish teen arrested in Sydney, protesters climb Vasa ship, Gothenburg museum says no to DEI ban contract, birthday day for 26,000 Swedes
- Spring budget, double shooting murder, damaged undersea cables, fish and seafish less popular
- Centre Party closer to getting new leader, Swedish krona stronger, jobs up north wanting Swedish language skills, moose migration early
- Radio Sweden Weekly: Trump's tariff turmoil
- Climate goals, inflation, lowest ever birth rate in 2024, two new cultural works given Unesco status
- EU pauses retaliatory tariffs, public warning system revamp, balcony fall, Kiruna church moving date
- EU tariffs, opposition want more help for households and businesses, Joakim Medin appeal turned down, blood shortage ahead of Easter
- Stock market turbulence reaction, cancelled demonstration, Arla merges with German giant, money back from the tax office
- Stock market falls, free school profits inquiry, municipality failed cyber-security test, Lego theft
- Swedish and Turkish Foreign Ministers meet, inflation down, Örebro shooting latest, singer Fröken Snusk replaced
- Radio Sweden Weekly: Swedish journalist in Turkish prison
- Minister in tariff warning to Swedes, Volvo to move more car production to US, Sweden to meet Turkey over Medin, hottest day of the year
- Sperm and egg donor registry, Social Democrats want to scrap 'karensavdrag', Folksam sell Tesla shares, traditional sign of spring in south
- Revoking residency permits, new gender equality minister, Thunberg in fossil fuels bank protest, Astrid Lindgren prize
- Northvolt job losses, gender equality minister quits, Ukraine arms package, Swedish journalist arrested in Turkey, sports app hacked
- Radio Sweden Weekly: After decades of cutting debt, Sweden will now borrow money to pay for defence
- Swedes in SE Asia told to contact relatives, Swedish journalist in custody in Turkey, terror suspect extradited, Carola gets a Grammis
- Örebro victim's husband can stay in Sweden, H&M profits plummeting, Falsterbo Horse Show drops controversial sponsor
- Major increase in defence spending, prison terms for festival riot, Gotland water plea, Swede wins SEK 1.25 billion on Eurojackpot
- Mass shooting victim released from hospital, Migration Agency criticised, Swedish krona strengthened, Karlskoga water
- Jönköping flood, foreign minister om Imamoglu arrest, minister wants defence industry to speed things up, good year for Arctic foxes
- Radio Sweden Weekly: The excitement and drama of Sweden's largest and longest-running quiz for kids
- Spring budget news, new citizenship rules, Abisko avalanche, Kent return to the stage, 'gold' torc a fake
- Income requirement for citizenship, government offices deleted Landerholm case email, questions around gold neck ring find
- North Macedonian burn victims treated at Stockholm hospital, over a million filed tax returns yesterday, golden discovery in Trollhättan
- Lundin Oil witness tampering allegations, tax agency faces cyberattacks, teacher fired for taping mouths shut, Polar Music Prize
- Changes to prescription discounts, fewer cyber attacks last year, supermarket boycott, professions with good job prospects
- Radio Sweden Weekly: Northvolt bankruptcy leaves workers with an uncertain future
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