Radio Sweden

Radio Sweden

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Radio Sweden episodes

  • Radio Sweden 2009-04-23
    The high profile Pirate Bay trial may have to be reheard. The judge has been accused of a conflict of interest. Sweden ends up speaking for the European Union at the UN conference on racism in Geneva. The Swedish police warn that pretend refugees may be spying on dissidents from their home countries here. Global issues such as the environment, international trade, security and culture have all been discussed at this weeks European Youth Parliament session in Stockholm.


    30 min
  • Radio Sweden 2009-04-23
    The high profile Pirate Bay trial may have to be reheard. The judge has been accused of a conflict of interest. Sweden ends up speaking for the European Union at the UN conference on racism in Geneva. The Swedish police warn that pretend refugees may be spying on dissidents from their home countries here. Global issues such as the environment, international trade, security and culture have all been discussed at this weeks European Youth Parliament session in Stockholm.


    30 min
  • Radio Sweden 2009-04-22
    Is Swedens upcoming EU-presidency the last hope for Turkeys membership ambitions?
    Fair trials for file sharers hear why Sweden imposed its will on the European stage.
    And provocative Spanish art in the centre of Stockholm.

    28 min
  • Radio Sweden 2009-04-22
    Is Swedens upcoming EU-presidency the last hope for Turkeys membership ambitions?
    Fair trials for file sharers hear why Sweden imposed its will on the European stage.
    And provocative Spanish art in the centre of Stockholm.

    28 min
  • Radio Sweden 2009-04-21
    Could the global recession lead to more racism across Europe? We speak to Human Rights Commissioner at the Council of Europe, Thomas Hammarberg.
    From Abba, Volvo and blondes to murder, detectives and blood, has the recent wave of succesful Swedish crime novels changed prejudices about Sweden?
    And how serious is the threat of changing climate to our cultural heritage?

    27 min
  • Radio Sweden 2009-04-21
    Could the global recession lead to more racism across Europe? We speak to Human Rights Commissioner at the Council of Europe, Thomas Hammarberg.
    From Abba, Volvo and blondes to murder, detectives and blood, has the recent wave of succesful Swedish crime novels changed prejudices about Sweden?
    And how serious is the threat of changing climate to our cultural heritage?

    27 min
  • Radio Sweden 2009-04-17
    Coming up over the next half hour, the guilty verdict in the Pirate Bay trial over copyright infringement.
    We`ve a round-up of the day`s news
    Also, Holidaying Swedes off to the coast this summer can expect more than just sunburn.
    On a visit to Stockholm an organisation protecting Muslims around the world is impressed with how traditions are respected in Sweden
    And we visit the Ingmar Bergman tribute festival


    27 min
  • Radio Sweden 2009-04-17
    Coming up over the next half hour, the guilty verdict in the Pirate Bay trial over copyright infringement.
    We`ve a round-up of the day`s news
    Also, Holidaying Swedes off to the coast this summer can expect more than just sunburn.
    On a visit to Stockholm an organisation protecting Muslims around the world is impressed with how traditions are respected in Sweden
    And we visit the Ingmar Bergman tribute festival


    27 min
  • Radio Sweden 2009-04-16
    How has the Swedish media treated the return of convict Annika Östberg?
    Is it copyright infringement or a collection of links? The verdict in the Pirate Bay trial comes Friday.
    With turnout figures in the upcoming European election predicted to be low, how are Swedish schools teaching the next generation about the European Union?

    29 min
  • Radio Sweden 2009-04-16
    How has the Swedish media treated the return of convict Annika Östberg?
    Is it copyright infringement or a collection of links? The verdict in the Pirate Bay trial comes Friday.
    With turnout figures in the upcoming European election predicted to be low, how are Swedish schools teaching the next generation about the European Union?

    29 min