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Following Ford`s move to sell off Volvo cars, the Swedish auto industry has been dealt another blow as US car giant General Motors considers selling off its Swedish subsidiary Saab. But an auto industry expert sees the news as a golden opportunity for the Iconic Swedish brands..

Bringing the printed page to life we follow in the footsteps of a late Swedish crime novelist whose detective novels have gripped not just Scandinavia but the whole of Europe

And wondered how we`re celebrating Christmas on Radio Sweden?

Following Ford`s move to sell off Volvo cars, the Swedish auto industry has been dealt another blow as US car giant General Motors considers selling off its Swedish subsidiary Saab. But an auto industry expert sees the news as a golden opportunity for the Iconic Swedish brands..

Bringing the printed page to life we follow in the footsteps of a late Swedish crime novelist whose detective novels have gripped not just Scandinavia but the whole of Europe

And wondered how we`re celebrating Christmas on Radio Sweden?

We visit a local council where established parties are cooperating with the xenophobic Sweden Democrats.

Religious leaders from around the world present a climate manifesto,

And we present some of the artists in next year`s biggest Swedish music event.

We visit a local council where established parties are cooperating with the xenophobic Sweden Democrats.

Religious leaders from around the world present a climate manifesto,

And we present some of the artists in next year`s biggest Swedish music event.

Radio Sweden today looka at media concentration on the politicians here in these times of global financial crises, concern in a far southern Swedishs town over the influence of a right-wing, anti-immigrant party, religious leaders worried over global warming hoping to influence coming top-level discussions on the environment, which Christmas presents are popular this year and a connection some Swedish pop music has to the battle against HIVand the fears of discrimination on this World AIDS Day.

Radio Sweden today looka at media concentration on the politicians here in these times of global financial crises, concern in a far southern Swedishs town over the influence of a right-wing, anti-immigrant party, religious leaders worried over global warming hoping to influence coming top-level discussions on the environment, which Christmas presents are popular this year and a connection some Swedish pop music has to the battle against HIVand the fears of discrimination on this World AIDS Day.

Death threats and artistic integrity at the Stockholm Film festival. We’ve a round-up of the week’s news including more job losses in the construction industry. Then we talk to the main party in the coalition government about its proposal that newly arrived immigrants sign a contract that they agree to abide by Swedish values and laws.

Death threats and artistic integrity at the Stockholm Film festival. We’ve a round-up of the week’s news including more job losses in the construction industry. Then we talk to the main party in the coalition government about its proposal that newly arrived immigrants sign a contract that they agree to abide by Swedish values and laws.

High grades for home language instruction, but the education minister is not convinced. The Swedish Baltic empire may be long gone, but the Swedes certainly still care about security in the region. Estonias defence minister has been here for talks. Swedens trade unions are working to help labor organizations in other countries, as well as helping paperless migrant workers who come to Sweden has refugees.

High grades for home language instruction, but the education minister is not convinced. The Swedish Baltic empire may be long gone, but the Swedes certainly still care about security in the region. Estonias defence minister has been here for talks. Swedens trade unions are working to help labor organizations in other countries, as well as helping paperless migrant workers who come to Sweden has refugees.