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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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• Swedish parliament votes for NATO membership, companies not to repay rebate, Center Party criticism over wind power, curling medal hopes
• Greta to sue the state, Alecta loses SEK 7.5 billion, sole traders got household electricity payouts, teenage mothers less common
• Snippa case may go to Supreme Court, appeal begins for spy brothers, condom usage increasing, high pollen levels expected
• Erdogan thumbs up to Finland NATO bid, Vetlanda murder charge, molestation allegations time-barred, St Patrick's Day celebrations
• Several arrests after explosion at terraced house, Archers to Ukraine, foreign investment security, Opera House renovations
• Radio Sweden Weekly: Finland ahead of Sweden in NATO race?
• Turkey plans to approve Finland NATO bid, finance minister to meet supermarkets, Christian Democrat to leave post, Zlatan in national team
• PM says Finland likely to join NATO before Sweden, gold mine appeal rejected, Supreme Court precedent, jobless unchanged
• Swedish pension fund hit by crashed crypto bank, Swedish Iranian man faces death sentence, snowy conditions back, no Oscar luck
• Record payout for electricity support, sentencing in gym murder, Paludan accused of hate crime, latest progress in NATO talks
• NATO talks resume, suspected double murder in Luleå, rise in human trafficking cases, dance permits update
• Radio Sweden Weekly: NATO talks with Turkey resume
• No crime linked to police chief's death, preliminary date for NATO vote, snow trouble, apartment prices rise slightly
• Astra Zeneca's exports to Russia, Hungarian delegation in Sweden, police need more investigators, politicians get pay rise
• Record food price rise, Hässleholm car crash, heavy snow expected, eagle numbers soaring
• SCB corrects GDP figures, Government looks into crime-related evictions, poor police statistics, Sweden's food supplies
• Hungarian delegation to visit for NATO talks, girl stabbed in Gothenburg, judge resignations in wake of "snippa" case, skiing bronze
• Radio Sweden Weekly: 'Snippa' court case, Northern Lights across Sweden, Drag Race Sverige
• Swedish economy going through "winter", activists charged with sabotage, Easter rail tickets not for sale yet, Helsingborg bats
• Life sentence for Biskopsgården murder, more criticism of 'snippa' case, heaviest wolf in 45 years shot, Swedish director heads Cannes jury
• Date set for new Nato talks, Sweden now a "prioritised terror target", Zlatan returns to action, Northern lights not only in the North
• New Ukraine weapons package, Hungary's leader backs NATO bid, SAS posts quarterly loss, Liljevalchs spring exhibition opens
• Police chief found dead, serious bus collision, car company to lay off staff, success in skiing world championships
• Radio Sweden Weekly: Sweden and Ukraine one year after the fullscale Russian invasion
• Nordic security meeting, SÄPO security assessment, investigation into Police Chief, 160,000 hens to be put down after salmonella outbreak
• One injured in Kebnekaise avalanche, Chechen blogger alive and well, lukewarm interest for hosting winter Olympics, Fat Tuesday
• NATO talks could start again, job cuts on the way for Ericsson, inflation rate falls, Sweden wins 11 medals in biathlon champs
• Government to tighten labour migration rules, Head of SIDA to go, Storm Otto blows into Sweden,Telenor penalised for security risk
• Police stop and search plans, guns and explosives seized, new advice from health agency, storm warning
• Radio Sweden Weekly: Swedish aid organisation on challenges in Syria