: Refugees from Uzbekistan forced to spy on one another.

A surgeon banned from operating tables in Norway finds new employment in Sweden.

Allegations of abuse in state homes for young people.

And a Swedish medical project to map the health of half a million people.

: Refugees from Uzbekistan forced to spy on one another.

A surgeon banned from operating tables in Norway finds new employment in Sweden.

Allegations of abuse in state homes for young people.

And a Swedish medical project to map the health of half a million people.

We talk to Swedens new ambassador to Afghanistan. /

Business ties are in focus during Swedens state visit to China. /

Royal wedding fever continues this time, in poetic form. /

And finally, well hear a discussion of the pros and cons of Sweden entering NATO.

We talk to Swedens new ambassador to Afghanistan. /

Business ties are in focus during Swedens state visit to China. /

Royal wedding fever continues this time, in poetic form. /

And finally, well hear a discussion of the pros and cons of Sweden entering NATO.

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Controversial artist Lars Vilks enflames some and inspires others. //

The Pirate Party offers the bandwidth to keep The Pirate Bay running. //

The media is being accused of one-sided coverage of the upcoming royal wedding. //

And an information campaign is being launched to get young people to use condoms more often. //

Controversial artist Lars Vilks enflames some and inspires others. //

The Pirate Party offers the bandwidth to keep The Pirate Bay running. //

The media is being accused of one-sided coverage of the upcoming royal wedding. //

And an information campaign is being launched to get young people to use condoms more often. //

The Education Minister wants to re-introduce marks for more schoolchildren.

Don`t give spending promises you can`t keep, warns a top government advisor.

Northern Sweden is being hit by floods, bringing lower electricity prices.

And tonnes of concrete fall off of it every year, so why are so many Stockholmers so keen on keeping the Slussen road, bus and tube station complex?

The Education Minister wants to re-introduce marks for more schoolchildren.

Don`t give spending promises you can`t keep, warns a top government advisor.

Northern Sweden is being hit by floods, bringing lower electricity prices.

And tonnes of concrete fall off of it every year, so why are so many Stockholmers so keen on keeping the Slussen road, bus and tube station complex?