Sveriges Radio

Germany on Busch's outrage: "Depends on Sweden"

Ebba Busch (Christian Democrats) is "crazy about the Germans" due to the high electricity prices, she expressed on Thursday. Now Germany is striking back. Swedish electricity prices depend primarily on Swedish conditions, not on German ones, says a spokesperson for Germany's Energy Minister to Sveriges Radio's Ekot.

They Lead the New Season of "Romantic Hotel"

"Hotel Romantik" gets new hosts. Radio talker Linnéa Wikblad and children's program host Markus Granseth replace the previous hosting duo Keyyo and Erik Ekstrand.

Russian Ambassador: Hard to see Sweden as a friend

Russia's new Sweden ambassador Sergej Beljajev says that he cannot call Sweden a friend. And he denies that Russia has committed war crimes in Ukraine. We have heard several different stories, he says in P1 Morning.

Six arrested for gang murder

This year's winter hosts in Swedish Radio

This year's winter hosts on Sveriges Radio talk about the importance of play, knowledge – but also about shame, chaos pills and blueberries. First out is the language historian and "På spåret" profile Fredrik Lindström.

Educational Radio leaves Gothenburg and Malmö

Educational Radio concentrates its production to Stockholm and closes its operations in Gothenburg and Malmö. This is problematic, says the Chairman of the Journalists' Association Ulrika Hyllert, to Swedish Radio Cultural News.

Employees sue Meta – had to review rapes

The employees were made to review hundreds of videos with rapes and beheadings. Now, former employees in Kenya are suing Meta, the owner of popular platforms such as Facebook and Instagram.

Investigations into attacks on Israel's embassy dropped

Three investigations where there have been suspicions that young people were given assignments to shoot at the Israeli embassy in Stockholm have been or will be dropped, reports Sveriges Radio Ekot.