Today`s includes Swedish schools reporting on more targeting from neo nazi groups, Swedens prestigious Crooford prize honoring pioneers in the international worlds of research in mathematics and astronomy, Stockholm trying to attract more airplane flights to the city to help boost tourism, and Swedish music saluting a tiny fellow no bigger than your thumb.

In todays program: A Swedish government-appointed study recommends that parents in Sweden sending underage children out of the country to compulsory marriages be sent to prison.Well also check out the return to Stockholm harbor of one of the citys most prominent tourist sites - an 18th century sailing ship.And measure the adrenalin of Swedish track and field stars with their eyes on summer competitions and the coming Olympic games.And hear some Nordic rythms from a Danish-Norwegian group playing at a Stockholm jazz club. Im BS in Stockholm and in todays program: A Swedish government appointed study recommends that parents in Sweden sending underage children out of the country to compulsory marriages be sent to prison.In other Swedish news headlines:Headlines: Well also check out the return to Stockholm harbor of one of the citys most prominent tourist sites - an 18th century sailing ship .. measure the adrenalin of Swedish track and field stars with their eyes on summer competitions and the coming Olympic games ..and hear some Nordic rythems from a Danish-Norwegian group playing at a Stockholm jazz club.

Music: Pillow, A PILLOWS TALEProgram presenter:  Bill SchillerNews presenter: Dave Russel

In todays program: A Swedish government-appointed study recommends that parents in Sweden sending underage children out of the country to compulsory marriages be sent to prison.Well also check out the return to Stockholm harbor of one of the citys most prominent tourist sites - an 18th century sailing ship.And measure the adrenalin of Swedish track and field stars with their eyes on summer competitions and the coming Olympic games.And hear some Nordic rythms from a Danish-Norwegian group playing at a Stockholm jazz club. Im BS in Stockholm and in todays program: A Swedish government appointed study recommends that parents in Sweden sending underage children out of the country to compulsory marriages be sent to prison.In other Swedish news headlines:Headlines: Well also check out the return to Stockholm harbor of one of the citys most prominent tourist sites - an 18th century sailing ship .. measure the adrenalin of Swedish track and field stars with their eyes on summer competitions and the coming Olympic games ..and hear some Nordic rythems from a Danish-Norwegian group playing at a Stockholm jazz club.

Music: Pillow, A PILLOWS TALEProgram presenter:  Bill SchillerNews presenter: Dave Russel

We take a look at photographic journalism in the developing world? Stereotypical portraits of poverty and hunger, or a way to prevent warfare and abuse?There were fears they would come in their hundreds of thousands just to rip off the Swedish Welfare State. But what did actually happen when the EU expanded into Eastern Europe 4 years ago?

We take a look at photographic journalism in the developing world? Stereotypical portraits of poverty and hunger, or a way to prevent warfare and abuse?There were fears they would come in their hundreds of thousands just to rip off the Swedish Welfare State. But what did actually happen when the EU expanded into Eastern Europe 4 years ago?

In this edition of Inside Sweden well meet the host of a radio program about the Swedish language, and talk a little about how immigrants have affected Swedish. Then the Swedish Parliament hosts a seminar about dialogue between the Western and Islamic worlds.

In this edition of Inside Sweden well meet the host of a radio program about the Swedish language, and talk a little about how immigrants have affected Swedish. Then the Swedish Parliament hosts a seminar about dialogue between the Western and Islamic worlds.

In today`s program: the Swedish political scene is rocked by the surprise resignation of the mayor of Stockholm, a little Swedish paper flower with a 100 year history helps the poorer children in this Nordic nation, why Swedes love to trade with Germany - but have lost much interest in the German culture and language and a brand new album of a harmonious Swedish singer and her musical colleagues.

In today`s program: the Swedish political scene is rocked by the surprise resignation of the mayor of Stockholm, a little Swedish paper flower with a 100 year history helps the poorer children in this Nordic nation, why Swedes love to trade with Germany - but have lost much interest in the German culture and language and a brand new album of a harmonious Swedish singer and her musical colleagues.

It may not be boom times for the economy right now, but Sweden`s baby boom shows no sign of slowing down.

Is Swedish development assistance doing enough to live up to its aims of fighting poverty, and promoting democracy and human rights, including the rights of women.