Radio Sweden

People injured in Västerås incident, two jailed after explosives find, repatriation for Finnish skulls, decade-high wildlife road accidents

Radio Sweden Weekly: New trans law and bravery award for civil courage

This podcast episode covers a range of topics, including the passing of a new gender recognition law in Sweden, the experiences of transgender individuals, the concept of civil courage, the interpretation of EU regulations in Sweden, and the upcoming European Parliament election. The new gender recognition law in Swede...

Woman jailed for abusing daughter, Swedish trauma team to Red Sea, low Covid vaccine uptake, Folklistan gets municipal seats

Parliament votes through gender change law, Kommunal strike cancelled, Volvo lay-offs, gang gold ring auctioned

Teenagers remanded after Skärholmen shooting, Ericsson turns a profit, early return for killer slugs, artists cancel Eurovision gigs

Swedish government presents spring budget, foreign minister condemns Iran's attack on Israel, two arrested following Skärholmen killing

Local anger over Skärholmen shooting, Agency says Sweden will miss climate goals without policy changes, Danish tourist boom, lego removal

Radio Sweden Weekly: Anger and anguish over Skärholmen shooting

This podcast episode discusses a range of topics including a shocking shooting in Hjärholmen, Sweden, the issue of counterfeit medications being sold on illegal websites, the case of Lisa, a nine-year-old girl facing deportation to Albania, and the awarding of the government's music export prize to Loreen, a two-time E...

Father shot to death in front of son, stop and search law passed, Lind sole runner to co-lead Greens, Summer comes to Sweden

Nordic and Baltic agreement on helping Ukraine, Loreen wins music export prize, risk of grass fires, Euro 2025 setback

Armed Forces to pay damages for PFAS in drinking water, new party in EU election, four charged for Farsta shooting, cannabis-smelling flower

Two guilty of murder of gang leader's mother, three dead in house fire, Chinese journalist expelled, Lind in line for Green co-leadership

Proposal on violence against women, challenge to gender identity law, penalties for welfare fraud, warmer weekend

Radio Sweden Weekly: Gender-neutral preschool in Stockholm to close

This podcast episode covers various topics including the ongoing problem of traffic chaos on Swedish roads during winter weather, the closure of the gender-neutral Egalia preschool in Stockholm, the potential closure of the preschool and its impact on LGBTQ+ families, the proposed new party program of the Left Party in...

Salwan Momika arrested in Norway, gender identity law ready for parliament, 12 women murdered in three months, company buys KISS catalog

Traffic recovering after snowstorm, poor air quality in Visby, police to keep job even if convicted, April cold beats 30-year record

'Snippa' verdict appealed again, counties to track stolen water, lung cancer not falling as expected, new Eurovision tickets

Radio Sweden Weekly: Visby's Easter Parade

This podcast episode explores the experiences of former prisoners held captive in Iran's notorious Evin prison, highlighting the inhumane conditions and arbitrary nature of the prison system. It also discusses the challenges faced by former hostages after their release, the impact on their families, and the efforts of ...

17-year-old likely died on the day she went missing, Pajala's staffing crisis, passports to get more expensive, Easter traffic

Arrests over E6 landslide, Riksbank leaves rates on hold, Green Party co-leader race heats up, Salwan Momika leaving Sweden