Radio Sweden

Radio Sweden

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  • Radio Sweden 2008-01-25
    Coming up in this week`s edition of Inside Sweden: The leader of the main opposition party replaces a key member of her shadow cabinet, amid some criticism. We visit a new exhibition on the Romas, the forgotten victims of the Holocaust. We`ll also meet the woman immigrant who will be shaping the future of rail traffic in Sweden.


    27 min
  • Radio Sweden 2008-01-25
    Coming up in this week`s edition of Inside Sweden: The leader of the main opposition party replaces a key member of her shadow cabinet, amid some criticism. We visit a new exhibition on the Romas, the forgotten victims of the Holocaust. We`ll also meet the woman immigrant who will be shaping the future of rail traffic in Sweden.


    27 min
  • Radio Sweden 2008-01-24
    Radio Sweden Thursday
    Sweden faces tough challenges as the European Union calls for an increased use of renewable fuels.
    Human rights organisations accuse Sweden of neglecting the basic rights of a number of individuals in the name of the fight against international terrorism.
    A collection of Swedish musicians have arranged Sweden`s first tribute to the legendary black American singer and song writer Sam Cooke - "The Father of Soul".


    29 min
  • Radio Sweden 2008-01-24
    Radio Sweden Thursday
    Sweden faces tough challenges as the European Union calls for an increased use of renewable fuels.
    Human rights organisations accuse Sweden of neglecting the basic rights of a number of individuals in the name of the fight against international terrorism.
    A collection of Swedish musicians have arranged Sweden`s first tribute to the legendary black American singer and song writer Sam Cooke - "The Father of Soul".


    29 min
  • Radio Sweden 2008-01-23
    Right now it is legal in Sweden to film someone anywhere, even in the shower. That would change if new proposals on personal integrity are enacted. We talk to the head of the Swedish branch of an organization fighting the sexual exploitation of children, who says the government`s plans to stop child sex tourism don`t go far enough. And in a country where for every 10,000 inhabitants there is only one store that will sell you aspirin, plans are afoot to break up the pharmacy monopoly.


    27 min
  • Radio Sweden 2008-01-23
    Right now it is legal in Sweden to film someone anywhere, even in the shower. That would change if new proposals on personal integrity are enacted. We talk to the head of the Swedish branch of an organization fighting the sexual exploitation of children, who says the government`s plans to stop child sex tourism don`t go far enough. And in a country where for every 10,000 inhabitants there is only one store that will sell you aspirin, plans are afoot to break up the pharmacy monopoly.


    27 min
  • Radio Sweden 2008-01-22
    Radio Sweden Tuesday
    We look back at a glorious night when Swedens Oscars were awarded in Stockholm.
    Meet Özz Nujen, a Kurdish comedian who makes Sweden laugh.
    Aids is advancing again as young Swedes refuse to use condoms.

    30 min
  • Radio Sweden 2008-01-22
    Radio Sweden Tuesday
    We look back at a glorious night when Swedens Oscars were awarded in Stockholm.
    Meet Özz Nujen, a Kurdish comedian who makes Sweden laugh.
    Aids is advancing again as young Swedes refuse to use condoms.

    30 min
  • Radio Sweden 2008-01-21
    Well be focusing on human rights and the fight against terrorism. Meet one man branded a security risk. But neither he nor his lawyer knows why.
    As the temperature rises, Swedes are warming up to new nuclear reactors.
    How hot are we at computer games? Our reporter learns that each day is digital history in the making.

    31 min
  • Radio Sweden 2008-01-21
    Well be focusing on human rights and the fight against terrorism. Meet one man branded a security risk. But neither he nor his lawyer knows why.
    As the temperature rises, Swedes are warming up to new nuclear reactors.
    How hot are we at computer games? Our reporter learns that each day is digital history in the making.

    31 min