Radio Sweden

Radio Sweden

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Radio Sweden episodes

  • Radio Sweden 2009-06-02
    General Motors is officially bankrupt now what are the implications for ailing Swedish brand Saab?
    Swedens government presents a report on how to bring development assistance and sustainable environment policy into balance.
    Swedens biggest governing party, the conservative Moderates, tell us what kind of Europe they want to fight for in Brussels.

    29 min
  • Radio Sweden 2009-06-02
    General Motors is officially bankrupt now what are the implications for ailing Swedish brand Saab?
    Swedens government presents a report on how to bring development assistance and sustainable environment policy into balance.
    Swedens biggest governing party, the conservative Moderates, tell us what kind of Europe they want to fight for in Brussels.

    29 min
  • Radio Sweden 2009-06-01
    Sex education should become obligatory in schools, say two Liberal ministers but many religious citizens are against it.
    The Prime Minister and the opposition leader clash over domestic issues during a TV-debate about the EU.
    A seminar in Stockholm talks about how millions of people can pull themselves out of poverty.
    And we pay a tribute to Robin Söderling, the Swede who knocked tennis god Rafael Nadal out of the Fench Open.

    27 min
  • Radio Sweden 2009-06-01
    Sex education should become obligatory in schools, say two Liberal ministers but many religious citizens are against it.
    The Prime Minister and the opposition leader clash over domestic issues during a TV-debate about the EU.
    A seminar in Stockholm talks about how millions of people can pull themselves out of poverty.
    And we pay a tribute to Robin Söderling, the Swede who knocked tennis god Rafael Nadal out of the Fench Open.

    27 min
  • Radio Sweden 2009-05-29
    The university city of Lund is likely to become a significant centre of European science.
    Young immigrants are being recruited for fighting in the civil war in Somalia.
    Film, Photo and Theatre are in the spotlight of the ongoing Ingmar Bergman Festival.
    And we talk to the Swede on the street and find out if anyone cares about the EU elections.

    29 min
  • Radio Sweden 2009-05-29
    The university city of Lund is likely to become a significant centre of European science.
    Young immigrants are being recruited for fighting in the civil war in Somalia.
    Film, Photo and Theatre are in the spotlight of the ongoing Ingmar Bergman Festival.
    And we talk to the Swede on the street and find out if anyone cares about the EU elections.

    29 min
  • Radio Sweden 2009-05-27
    Hospitals are struggling with a severe shortage of blood.
    The EU is accused of pandering overfishing in West African waters.
    The Liberal Party repeats its mantra of the necessity of joining the euro zone.
    And we discover boat life in the Stockholm archipelago.

    30 min
  • Radio Sweden 2009-05-27
    Hospitals are struggling with a severe shortage of blood.
    The EU is accused of pandering overfishing in West African waters.
    The Liberal Party repeats its mantra of the necessity of joining the euro zone.
    And we discover boat life in the Stockholm archipelago.

    30 min