Sveriges Radio

Sweden Introduces Cultural Canon After Years of Debate

After several years of work, and debate, a Swedish cultural canon will be handed over to the Minister of Culture Parisa Liljestrand (The Moderate Party) on Tuesday. This is what we know so far about the cultural canon.

Signal Faults Cause Major Train Delays to and from Stockholm

Train Delays on Gothenburg-Stockholm Route Due to Switch Fault

TV4 Exits Terrestrial Network: How to Know If You're Affected

At the turn of the year, TV4 will stop broadcasting in the terrestrial network. These are the conditions when Sweden's largest commercial TV channel becomes a pure pay service.

Outrage Over Hospital Attack in Gaza Sparks Calls for Accountability

News agencies Reuters and Associated Press (AP) are furious after yesterday's deadly Israeli attack on Nasser Hospital in southern Gaza. Israel's Prime Minister calls the attack – in which Sveriges Radio's employee was also injured – "a tragic misfortune".

Swedish Journalist Baraa Lafi Injured in Gaza Hospital Attack

Among the journalists who were injured in Israel's attack on Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis is one of Swedish Radio's employees, Ekot reports.

Government Faces Criticism Over Costly Unused Venue for Customs Meeting

After the summer's Swedish customs meeting between the USA and China, the Government Offices are forced to pay over half a million in cancellation fees for a course room that was never used, reports SR Ekot which has requested invoices.

Parties Clash Over Healthcare for Gaza's Children in Sweden

The Liberals want Sweden to provide healthcare to sick children from Gaza, reports Sveriges Radio Ekot. But the Foreign Minister sees difficulties and Jimmie Åkesson says a straight no. We will not let such a proposal pass, says the SD leader.