One of Sweden's neo-Nazi parties calls time on its operations.The government's environment minister is in hotwater for several verbal gaffes.We have news of the minecraft mod that has geologists excited.And from building blocks to building paper aeroplanes - we speak to the student who represented Sweden at the World Paper Aeroplane throwing championships. Producer:Brett Ascraelli.

One of Sweden's neo-Nazi parties calls time on its operations.The government's environment minister is in hotwater for several verbal gaffes.We have news of the minecraft mod that has geologists excited.And from building blocks to building paper aeroplanes - we speak to the student who represented Sweden at the World Paper Aeroplane throwing championships. Producer:Brett Ascraelli.

After a Tory win, how might a British exit from the EU impact Sweden? The culture minister wants to scrap a longstanding film funding provision. Social media breaths new life into the Sami language.

After a Tory win, how might a British exit from the EU impact Sweden? The culture minister wants to scrap a longstanding film funding provision. Social media breaths new life into the Sami language.

Today, as Sweden celebrates peace day, marking 70 years since the end of World War II, we hear from the great grandson of children's author Astrid Lindgren, whose war diaries have just been published. We also speak to the author of a book about Sweden's foreign policy during the war. And, can and should corporations go green? We're joined in the studio by a Swedish woman who has plenty of ideas about that. Music: Directions by Ane Brun. Presenter: Nathalie Rothschild. Producer: Brett Ascarelli.

Today, as Sweden celebrates peace day, marking 70 years since the end of World War II, we hear from the great grandson of children's author Astrid Lindgren, whose war diaries have just been published. We also speak to the author of a book about Sweden's foreign policy during the war. And, can and should corporations go green? We're joined in the studio by a Swedish woman who has plenty of ideas about that. Music: Directions by Ane Brun. Presenter: Nathalie Rothschild. Producer: Brett Ascarelli.

Are Swedish attitudes to learning in school all that they're cracked up to be? The female games designer mistaken for a secretary - that was when she started out 20 years ago, but does sexism and inequality still exist in the gaming industry today?And the top ice hockey team, Frölunda Indians on the defensive over claims their name and logo is offensive to Native Americans. Presenter Dave Russell. Producer Brett Ascarelli.

Are Swedish attitudes to learning in school all that they're cracked up to be? The female games designer mistaken for a secretary - that was when she started out 20 years ago, but does sexism and inequality still exist in the gaming industry today?And the top ice hockey team, Frölunda Indians on the defensive over claims their name and logo is offensive to Native Americans. Presenter Dave Russell. Producer Brett Ascarelli.

Hailing a cab in the nation's capital may be really expensive, but you might be surprised to learn that big city taxi drivers have poor working conditions. Several changes are coming to another form of transport, namely Stockholm's bus system. New routes will be added and several existing routes will be ended or changed. Is Gothenburg losing its social and economic identity as a multicultural coastal city with iconic shipyards? And we speak to Swedish Nollywood director Dare Fasasi.

Hailing a cab in the nation's capital may be really expensive, but you might be surprised to learn that big city taxi drivers have poor working conditions. Several changes are coming to another form of transport, namely Stockholm's bus system. New routes will be added and several existing routes will be ended or changed. Is Gothenburg losing its social and economic identity as a multicultural coastal city with iconic shipyards? And we speak to Swedish Nollywood director Dare Fasasi.