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Lithuania: Protests in support of public service
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Lithuania: Protests in support of public service

Thousands demonstrated on Tuesday in the Lithuanian capital Vilnius against planned changes to the country's public service law, reports Swedish Radio.
Dirawi makes "Blair Witch"-inspired radio horror
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Dirawi makes "Blair Witch"-inspired radio horror

P3 Serie is releasing a five-part horror thriller based on the myth of the so-called child murder cross outside Ödeshög, according to a press release from Sveriges Radio.
Swedish Customs: Companies are being hijacked for drug smuggling
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Swedish Customs: Companies are being hijacked for drug smuggling

The Swedish Customs Agency warns that criminals are hijacking reputable companies to smuggle cannabis from North America to Sweden, reports Sveriges Radio Ekot.
Record in "Musikhjälpen": Tramset not in vain
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Record in "Musikhjälpen": Tramset not in vain

This year's edition of "Musikhjälpen" has reached its goal. 74
Child bombing suspects on the rise: Failure
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Child bombing suspects on the rise: Failure

The number of children under 15 suspected of bombings has almost tripled compared to last year. A terrible development and a huge failure, says Teresa Carvalho, the Social Democrats' legal policy spokesperson, to Sveriges Radio Ekot
Nobel CEO: "I get a little carried away every day"
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Nobel CEO: "I get a little carried away every day"

She has been to the Nobel Banquet several times, but this year is her first as CEO of the Nobel Foundation. And on Wednesday, Hanna Stjärne will bring Swedish woodwork into the fine room
The expert on the Eurovision crisis: "A shock"
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The expert on the Eurovision crisis: "A shock"

The boycott of the Eurovision Song Contest is sending shockwaves through Europe, according to expert Dean Vuletic. It was expected, but when the news sinks in that four countries will indeed boycott, many people become concerned, he tells TT
Stops contributions to church after Säpo alarm
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Stops contributions to church after Säpo alarm

The Eritrean Orthodox Church in Sweden is losing its government funding, reports Sveriges Radio. The Agency for Support to Religious Communities is withdrawing the funding following a statement from Säpo
Student assistants particularly vulnerable to violence at school
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Student assistants particularly vulnerable to violence at school

The number of reports of threats and violence within schools has almost doubled in five years, according to the Swedish Work Environment Authority. The worst affected are student assistants
Despite shareholding – invited companies to the Riksdag
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Despite shareholding – invited companies to the Riksdag

The expert faces the announcement: "Eurovision's biggest crisis"
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The expert faces the announcement: "Eurovision's biggest crisis"

Soon there will be an announcement whether Israel will participate in next year's Eurovision Song Contest. Several countries are threatening a boycott
Linnéa Wikblad incites "people's movement in kindness"
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Linnéa Wikblad incites "people's movement in kindness"

"A people's movement in goodness and kindness. " That's how host Linnéa Wikblad describes "Music Help," which starts tonight
New Estonia investigation – survivor files complaint with JO
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New Estonia investigation – survivor files complaint with JO

The new Estonia investigation will be presented in two weeks. One of the survivors is now filing a complaint with the Swedish Ombudsman, reports Sveriges Radio Ekot
Körberg: People will be cursed without "City of Light"
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Körberg: People will be cursed without "City of Light"

A Christmas-adapted "City of Light" – but also a chat about new deadly sins. Tommy Körberg's Christmas concerts contain both
Swedish pension money supports the junta in Myanmar
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Swedish pension money supports the junta in Myanmar

Billions of Swedish pension funds are invested in companies that export weapons to the military junta in Myanmar, reports Sveriges Radio's eco-editors.
Swedish media publisher files police report against Zuckerberg
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Swedish media publisher files police report against Zuckerberg

The publishing organization Utgivarna calls Facebook's scam ads "a democratic problem" and is reporting Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg to the police.
Bottom note for the Left Party in new survey
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Bottom note for the Left Party in new survey

Support for the Left Party continues to decline while the Christian Democrats reach a new peak, according to an opinion poll by Indikator opinion for Sveriges Radio Ekot.
Radio personality Jonas Hallberg dies
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Radio personality Jonas Hallberg dies

TV and radio personality Jonas Hallberg is dead. He passed away on Friday, his family told DN
Gold toilet sold for 115 million kronor
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Gold toilet sold for 115 million kronor

The famous gold toilet "America" has been sold at auction, reports Sveriges Radio. The price: 115 million kronor
Sharp increase: More VMAs about dangerous objects
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Sharp increase: More VMAs about dangerous objects

The number of VMAs, important messages to the public, sent about suspected dangerous objects has increased sharply in 2025, reports P4 Sjuhärad.
Veronica Maggio and Viagra Boys biggest on P3 Gold
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Veronica Maggio and Viagra Boys biggest on P3 Gold

Viagra Boys or Veronica Maggio – who will go home as the big winner from P3 Guld in January? They are nominated for three awards each, the most of all, at the gala.
Bus driver released after questioning
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Bus driver released after questioning

The driver of the bus that crashed into a bus shelter in Stockholm on Friday afternoon has been released after questioning, the Swedish Prosecution Service said. Three people died when the bus plowed into a bus shelter in Stockholm
ICA boss promises lower prices
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ICA boss promises lower prices

When the food VAT is reduced from 12 to 6 percent this spring, Ica will lower its prices by the same amount. Yes, we will definitely make that tax cut, says CEO Nina Jönsson in Ekot's Saturday interview
P3 Gold is being snubbed by TV - Garplind: "So boring"
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P3 Gold is being snubbed by TV - Garplind: "So boring"

Christopher Garplind is worried about the future of the awards galas. Now he will be leading P3 Guld for the second year
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