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One more triple-killing suspect, proposed changes to constitution, weapons found to be replicas, Stockholm Building of the Year

Swedish Foreign Minister on Gaza ship seizure, SVT hit by cyberattacks, Östermalm arrests, Sweden Rock Festival phone thefts

Radio Sweden Weekly: Sweden urged to stop international adoptions

Radio Sweden Weekly discusses two main topics: an inquiry into international adoptions and the declining Baltic herring population. The inquiry proposes phasing out international adoptions due to irregularities like child trafficking and falsified documents, and suggests support for adoptees, including a DNA bank and f...

PM and other ministers criticised by committee, antisemitism on the rise, prison for parents who neglected children's dental health

Sweden-Estonia deal on prison places, Thailand to buy Swedish fighter jets, PM open to adoption apology, bag ban stays for Sweden Rock

Health care strike notice, air force exercise called off, CEO salaries, Swedish wolf population on the decline

Proposal to stop international adoptions, Örebro investigation closed, Arlanda transport plans, Tesla sales down again

Radio Sweden Weekly: Social Democrats look to the future

In this episode of Radio Sweden Weekly, Babak Parham and Michael Walsh cover major stories from Sweden. The podcast features an interview with My Rohwedder from Aftonbladet, discussing the Social Democrats' party conference, their current political standing, migration policies, and the party's strategy for the upcoming...

A-tractor death, Andersson holds conference speech, Swedish BNP shrank

Criminal investigation into Northvolt workplace death, Justice Ombudsman criticizes Employment Service, owner of fat cat faces fine

Sweden sharpens tone against Israel, Swede charged with war crime, men poor at spotting cancer signs, unusual Nobel discovery

Social Democrats fined, Volvo Cars layoffs, Uppsala University calls on government to condemn Israel, sex crimes during hockey champs

Radio Sweden Weekly: The parent pact for a smartphone-free childhood

In this edition of Radio Sweden Weekly, Dave Russell and Kris Boswell discuss several current issues in Sweden. The first segment focuses on a grassroots movement called "smartphone-free childhood," which encourages parents to delay giving their children smartphones until age 14, featuring an interview with Holly Quist...

Terrorism threat level lowered, taxi driver released, Migration Agency shakes up citizenship queue, travel warning to west Ukraine changed

Northvolt to end production in Skellefteå, fight at European Parliament, new nuclear law, Swedish 'spy bird' captured

Poland intervenes near Baltic cable, dockworkers strike, man suspected of privacy crimes, sound engineer behind Abba's hits has passed away

Free TBE shots for Stockholm kids, DNA for solving crimes, mosque arson prosecution, temperatures falling

Malmer Stenergard on Netanyahu comments, more Ukrainian food in Swedish shops, fire risk, Sweden comes fourth in Eurovision

Police present Örebro shooting investigation, diplomat suspected of spying dies, police report filed over football pitch attack

Radio Sweden Weekly: Diplomat suspected of spying has died

Radio Sweden Weekly delivers a roundup of Swedish news, starting with the mysterious death of a diplomat arrested on suspicion of spying and its connection to the resignation of a national security advisor. The hosts then discuss the police investigation into the mass shooting at the Risbergska Adult Education Center, ...