Radio Sweden 2008-10-03
Fri, Oct 3
The fashionable Swedish man has undergone some changes - find out what’s hot and what’s not. | The Islamic infrastructure is growing - Islamic banking is on its way to Sweden.
Radio Sweden 2008-10-02
Thu, Oct 2
he EU`s Blue Card system won`t be enough says Swedish business, As the economy falters, more and more Swedes are turning to Pawn shops for loans, And Sweden`s mobile national theatre celebrates 75 years on the road.
Radio Sweden 2008-10-01
Wed, Oct 1
Radio Sweden 2008-09-30
Tue, Sep 30
Foreign visitors stay at home as the credit crunch hits the Swedish tourist industry, Sweden`s Government wants to fund pro-democracy moments around the globe, And finally, are you a Nimby or a Yimby? We fill you in on the battles raging over Urban Development in Stockholm.
Radio Sweden 2008-09-29
Mon, Sep 29
The center-right alliance government plans to reform Sweden’s foreign aid policy. | Swedes generate more household rubbish than ever before, but where does it all go? | And one of Stockholm’s cemeteries is also a UNESCO World Heritage site and has weekly guided tours for tourists.
Radio Sweden 2008-09-26
Fri, Sep 26
Radio Sweden 2008-09-25
Thu, Sep 25
Could a special court be the cure for the government’s surveillance law woes? We’ll find out how the bank rescue plan in the United States was inspired by a similar approach here in Sweden. And it’s 50 years since women were allowed to become Vicars here.
Radio Sweden 2008-09-24
Wed, Sep 24
Radio Sweden 2008-09-22
Tue, Sep 23
The government presents its` budget to parliament with plans to cut taxes and boost spending, but will the measures work in the face of a global financial crisis And, Later on we meet the notorious Pirate Bay and their nemesis, the Swedish Anti-Piracy Bureau.
Radio Sweden 2008-09-23
Tue, Sep 23
wedish journalist Dawit Isaak starts his seventh year in an Eritrean Jail, without a trial. Was Sweden overrun by Eastern Europeans wanting to claim welfare benefits when the EU expanded? And hear why commuters in Stockholm might take the boat in future on their way to work.
Radio Sweden 2008-09-22
Mon, Sep 22
The government presents its` budget to parliament with plans to cut taxes and boost spending, but will the measures work in the face of a global financial crisis And, Later on we meet the notorious Pirate Bay and their nemesis, the Swedish Anti-Piracy Bureau.
Radio Sweden 2008-09-19
Fri, Sep 19
Radio Sweden 2008-09-16
Thu, Sep 18
The US Ambassador to Sweden doesn`t pull any punches as he calls for Western Europe not to rely on Russian gas and oil. We`ll also meet the woman who will be shaping the future of rail traffic in Sweden.
Radio Sweden 2008-09-18
Thu, Sep 18
Fewer and fewer Swedes are dying from heart attacks, half the number compared to a decade ago, what`s the secret? Can red hot jazz really be a cool green as well? Then we`ll be meeting a Greek sea captain, who is also a Swedish multi-millionaire.
Radio Swedcen 2008-09-17
Wed, Sep 17
A Swedish-Danish-Chinese milk plant in China closes down after deadly chemicals are blamed for killing and injuring infants, we mark the 60 year anniversary of the murder of a member of the Swedish royal family - assassinated while mediating in the Middle East, a positive sign of the integration of refugees and immigrants into Swedish society and a traditional Swedish march tune -- blending folk, jazz and blues.
Radio Sweden 2008-09-16
Tue, Sep 16
The US Ambassador to Sweden doesn`t pull any punches as he calls for Western Europe not to rely on Russian gas and oil. We`ll also meet the woman who will be shaping the future of rail traffic in Sweden.
Radio Sweden 2008-09-15
Mon, Sep 15
Radio Sweden 2008-09-12
Fri, Sep 12
Radio Sweden Friday Clean and integrated – we meet an organization that helps immigrants who have drug problems. Religious and fasting – how do Muslims in Sweden celebrate Ramadan?
Radio Sweden 2008-09-11
Thu, Sep 11
Radio Sweden 2008-09-10
Wed, Sep 10
Could Swedish Students be forced out onto the workplace earlier to save the Welfare State? A new report says hate crimes were on the up last year, but fewer attacks against Muslims were registered. And Puffins, rotten shark meat and sheep heads. Icelandic cuisine hits Stockholm.
Radio Sweden 2008-09-09
Tue, Sep 9
The Georgian crisis forces Sweden to rethink defence policy, We meet a man who has won a whopping 14 Paralympic Gold medals, hopefully with more to come... And 70 years ago Swedish trades unions and employers made a groundbreaking deal, setting the path for decades of economic stability. But is it now old hat?
Radio Sweden 2009-09-08
Mon, Sep 8
Politicians, people renting their apartments and landlords are colliding over proposed changes on the Swedish housing market -- which some warning that this would low-income earners out of the city centers. We’ll also find out why the state liquor stores in a Sweden with strictly-regulated alcohol policies don’t like the idea of giving Swedes the legal right to buy wine online, how doctors are prescribing exercise to combat a long list of diseases, and listen to some new Swedish music called...
Radio Sweden 2008-09-05
Fri, Sep 5
Radio Sweden Friday Why are some groups of immigrants more accepted than others in this country? And what can especially Somalis do to integrate themselves more into Swedish society?
Radio Sweden 2008-09-04
Thu, Sep 4
Is the West bullying Russia? A Swedish think-tank says yes. And the government of the autonomous Finnish land Islands, just off the Swedish coast, visits Stockholm.
Radio Sweden 2008-09-03
Wed, Sep 3
Radio Sweden Jubilee 2008-09-03
Wed, Sep 3
Today we’re celebrating Radio Sweden’s 70th birthday with a full day of activities in Studio 5 at Broadcasting House in Stockholm. Our program today is a live broadcast from Studio 5, including a retrospective on our 70 years, and among our guests are Radio Sweden personalities from years past.
Radio Sweden 2008-09-02
Tue, Sep 2
Could adultery be in the genes? A new study says it might! Swedish politicians of all colours have been taking the temperature at the American party conventions, what do they think, and who should be the next president? And we meet the director of a new Swedish comedy. What happens when a gay couple think they are adopting a little baby, but instead get a 15 year old homophobic tearaway?
Radio Sweden 2008-08-29
Fri, Aug 29
Radio Sweden 2008-08-28
Thu, Aug 28
Sweden`s Education Minister gets his figures mixed up, A Swedish Bank joins the fight against child pornography, Stockholm has been the host for almost 2 decades of the annual World Water Week. But what has it actually achieved? We take a look.
Radio Sweden 2008-08-27
Wed, Aug 27
Russian irritation following Sweden’s criticism over the Georgia crisis. Islamic banking is on its way to Sweden. Tuesday saw the awarding of the Polar Music Prize.