Radio Sweden

Radio Sweden Friday (Inside Sweden)

The Swedish organization "Lugna Gatan" ("Easy Street") patrols subways and other public places in order to keep youngsters from becoming criminals.

Human rights organizations accuse Swedish authorities of neglecting the basic rights in the name of the fight against international terrorism.

Radio Sweden Friday (Inside Sweden)

The Swedish organization "Lugna Gatan" ("Easy Street") patrols subways and other public places in order to keep youngsters from becoming criminals.

Human rights organizations accuse Swedish authorities of neglecting the basic rights in the name of the fight against international terrorism.

Doris Lessing has finally received her Nobel medallion!

A record amount of Swedes were infected with HIV last year.

Globalisation is a popular buzz word but what impact has it had on developing countries?

Doris Lessing has finally received her Nobel medallion!

A record amount of Swedes were infected with HIV last year.

Globalisation is a popular buzz word but what impact has it had on developing countries?

n this half hour from Radio Sweden, we`ll be asking about the long-established co-operation between the small Nordic nations and their Baltic cousins -- in the shadow of the mighty European Union, where some members of the Nordic family remain outsiders. And well hear the sounds of the Swedish blues and jazz trio MusicMusicMusic and their new CD called Everybody Digs.

We`ll also hear how Sweden is trying to open the doors for Turkey on the European political, cultural, and social scene -- despite strong opposition from some European leaders. And well hear the sounds of the Swedish blues and jazz trio MusicMusicMusic and their new CD called Everybody Digs.

n this half hour from Radio Sweden, we`ll be asking about the long-established co-operation between the small Nordic nations and their Baltic cousins -- in the shadow of the mighty European Union, where some members of the Nordic family remain outsiders. And well hear the sounds of the Swedish blues and jazz trio MusicMusicMusic and their new CD called Everybody Digs.

We`ll also hear how Sweden is trying to open the doors for Turkey on the European political, cultural, and social scene -- despite strong opposition from some European leaders. And well hear the sounds of the Swedish blues and jazz trio MusicMusicMusic and their new CD called Everybody Digs.

In todays half hour from Stockholm, Radio Sweden reports on proposals to toughen up Swedens anti-discrimination laws, meets the Swede who will be the first from this Nordic country to head the international Save the Childrens organization the first woman in this top position-- sees how Sweden has fared financially 5 years after rejecting the Euro in a national referendum and presents some unusual Swedish twists to some of the classics of international jazz and pop.

In todays half hour from Stockholm, Radio Sweden reports on proposals to toughen up Swedens anti-discrimination laws, meets the Swede who will be the first from this Nordic country to head the international Save the Childrens organization the first woman in this top position-- sees how Sweden has fared financially 5 years after rejecting the Euro in a national referendum and presents some unusual Swedish twists to some of the classics of international jazz and pop.

Is trade and aid a dangerous mix? We look at the role the Swedish business sector plays in Swedish international development cooperation.

The debt trap is widening its catch. 400 000 Swedes will be unable to pay their bills.

And Millesgården celebrates its 100th anniversary this year. Join us at this famous Swedish art museum.

Is trade and aid a dangerous mix? We look at the role the Swedish business sector plays in Swedish international development cooperation.

The debt trap is widening its catch. 400 000 Swedes will be unable to pay their bills.

And Millesgården celebrates its 100th anniversary this year. Join us at this famous Swedish art museum.