Radio Sweden

Radio Sweden

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Radio Sweden episodes

  • Radio Sweden 2009-07-01
    All eyes are on the north today as Sweden shoulders the EU presidency.
    Centre party head Maud Olofsson, Minister for Energy and Enterprise, talks to Radio Sweden on what is ahead for Sweden and Europe.
    We look at a number of new laws introduced in Sweden today.
    Our journey through the Swedish Alphabet reach the letter "H".

    28 min
  • Radio Sweden 2009-07-01
    All eyes are on the north today as Sweden shoulders the EU presidency.
    Centre party head Maud Olofsson, Minister for Energy and Enterprise, talks to Radio Sweden on what is ahead for Sweden and Europe.
    We look at a number of new laws introduced in Sweden today.
    Our journey through the Swedish Alphabet reach the letter "H".

    28 min
  • Radio Sweden 2009-06-30
    Lower wages and less social security the Liberal Partys plans on how to fight youth unemployment /// Focussing on the Baltic Sea one of Swedens less known priorities during its EU presidency /// Kristina in New York ABBAs Benny Andersson stages a new musical success in the United States /// And we continue our journey through the Swedish alphabet today we bring you the letter G"

    29 min
  • Radio Sweden 2009-06-30
    Lower wages and less social security the Liberal Partys plans on how to fight youth unemployment /// Focussing on the Baltic Sea one of Swedens less known priorities during its EU presidency /// Kristina in New York ABBAs Benny Andersson stages a new musical success in the United States /// And we continue our journey through the Swedish alphabet today we bring you the letter G"

    29 min
  • Radio Sweden Podcast 2009-06-29
    We`re on the Swedish Baltic island of Gotland where the countries parliamentary parties get one day each to profile their policies. We kick-off the week with Lars Ohly, Leader of the Left Party. On Wednesday, Sweden takes over the rotating presidency of the EU, where Turkish and crotian membership is on the agenda. We continue our journey through the Swedish alphabet.. And We meet a Swedish based Canadian Music teacher who`s just released his debut album.


    19 min
  • Radio Sweden Podcast 2009-06-29
    We`re on the Swedish Baltic island of Gotland where the countries parliamentary parties get one day each to profile their policies. We kick-off the week with Lars Ohly, Leader of the Left Party. On Wednesday, Sweden takes over the rotating presidency of the EU, where Turkish and crotian membership is on the agenda. We continue our journey through the Swedish alphabet.. And We meet a Swedish based Canadian Music teacher who`s just released his debut album.


    19 min
  • Radio Sweden Podcast 2009-06-26
    Has a large government campaign to fight organised crime been a failure?
    Hear how 50 years ago today Ingo`s bingo shocked the world
    We continue our journey through the Swedish Alphabet
    We get to know Swedish food culture and ask the blunt question: is there a Swedish food culture at all?


    29 min
  • Radio Sweden Podcast 2009-06-26
    Has a large government campaign to fight organised crime been a failure?
    Hear how 50 years ago today Ingo`s bingo shocked the world
    We continue our journey through the Swedish Alphabet
    We get to know Swedish food culture and ask the blunt question: is there a Swedish food culture at all?


    29 min
  • Radio Sweden Podcast 2009-06-25
    The Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency is contributing more than 25 million US dollars to ensure cleaner water, an improved sewage system and better energy efficiency in Eastern Europe and the Balkans.
    The Tällberg Forum - a major international gathering --is taking place in Sweden this week. Radio Sweden wanted to find out what has brought 400 notables from around the world to come together in the North.
    And - many of us take it for granted, but could future water shortage lead to major conflicts? Or - could it rather serve as a unifying factor?


    29 min
  • Radio Sweden Podcast 2009-06-25
    The Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency is contributing more than 25 million US dollars to ensure cleaner water, an improved sewage system and better energy efficiency in Eastern Europe and the Balkans.
    The Tällberg Forum - a major international gathering --is taking place in Sweden this week. Radio Sweden wanted to find out what has brought 400 notables from around the world to come together in the North.
    And - many of us take it for granted, but could future water shortage lead to major conflicts? Or - could it rather serve as a unifying factor?


    29 min