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Hard to find an apprenticeship for vocational programs

More young people need to be attracted to the upper secondary school's vocational programs to match the labor market's need for labor. But it's tough to find an apprenticeship, reports Swedish Radio's Ekot.

Hard to find an apprenticeship for vocational programs

Macron and Scholz Support a Ceasefire

France's President Emmanuel Macron and Germany's Federal Chancellor Olaf Scholz promise to continue providing Ukraine with military support. .

Macron and Scholz Support a Ceasefire

Now Northvolt's layoffs begin: "Tough days"

The battery manufacturer Northvolt filed for bankruptcy last week. On Wednesday, notices of termination will start being sent out to thousands of employees.

Now Northvolt's layoffs begin: "Tough days"

All newborns to receive medicine against RS virus

All newborns will from next winter receive preventive medicine against RS-virus, according to a new recommendation. .

All newborns to receive medicine against RS virus

Hellquist Regrets After Collection for the Dog

Radio profile Hanna Hellquist launched a criticized fundraising campaign for her sick dog. Now she is paying back all the money.

Hellquist Regrets After Collection for the Dog

Leif "Loket" Olsson is laid to rest

He became the people's program leader with "Bingolotto". On Friday, Leif "Loket" Olsson was buried in St.

Leif "Loket" Olsson is laid to rest

90-year-old Poet Receives Radio's Poetry Prize

Nils-Åke Hasselmark receives Swedish Radio's poetry prize – for the second time. The 90-year-old poet is awarded for "a dense and multifaceted poetry that expands the senses".

90-year-old Poet Receives Radio's Poetry Prize

Swedes darker after the quarrel in the White House

A majority of Swedes believe that the quarrel between the US President Donald Trump and Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyj on February 28 has had a negative impact on Sweden's and Europe's security situation. This is reported by [Sveriges Radio Ekot.

Swedes darker after the quarrel in the White House

Found secret documents – received money from extremist

The Government's former security adviser Henrik Landerholm is being prosecuted for gross negligence with confidential information, reports Dagens Nyheter. According to the indictment, the person who found the forgotten documents "can be linked to the violent extremist environment".

Found secret documents – received money from extremist

Swedish Radio launches search function with AI

Sweden's Radio is launching a search function for news that, with the help of AI, will provide answers to the audience's questions. .

Swedish Radio launches search function with AI

Criticisms of the Canon Investigators' School Focus

A Swedish cultural canon without effect on the school would be pointless, according to the investigator Lars Trägårdh – but reading expert Jenny Edvardsson believes that a canon risks becoming "counterproductive" for students' reading crisis. .

Criticisms of the Canon Investigators' School Focus

Malmer Stenergard reported to the Constitutional Committee after the share purchase

The Foreign Minister Maria Malmer Stenergard has been reported to the Constitutional Committee (KU) following the revelation that she bought shares in the defense company Mildef. .

Malmer Stenergard reported to the Constitutional Committee after the share purchase

Expert on the Minister's Shareholding: "Be Cautious"

This week, Sveriges Radio revealed that Foreign Minister Maria Malmer Stenergard (M) last year bought shares in the Swedish IT and defense company Mildef. Now Ekot reports that the minister participated in a government decision that later came to benefit the company.

Expert on the Minister's Shareholding: "Be Cautious"

Stone chips have increased by 160 percent over 20 years

The number of stone throws has increased by 160 percent in Sweden over the past 20 years, according to figures from the National Federation M Sweden, reports P4 Stockholm. .

Stone chips have increased by 160 percent over 20 years

The Actor Lamine Dieng Dead

The actor Lamine Dieng has passed away, 74 years old, the family reports to TT. .

The Actor Lamine Dieng Dead

Stefan Holm Delays Radio Debut to Coach Son at European Championships

Stefan Holm's debut as a radio expert is delayed since his son Melwin Lycke Holm was selected at the last minute to the indoor European Championship in Apeldoorn. "It's like nothing dramatic in itself.

Stefan Holm Delays Radio Debut to Coach Son at European Championships

Experience Sweden's Bird Song Night Live from Lake Tåkern

This year's "Bird Song Night" on Swedish Radio will be broadcast from Lake Tåkern in Östergötland. .

Experience Sweden's Bird Song Night Live from Lake Tåkern

2G Shutdown Looms: Is Your Tech Ready for the Change?

At the end of 2025, Tele2 and Telenor are shutting down their old 2G networks. This risks causing numerous remotely controlled gadgets to stop functioning.

2G Shutdown Looms: Is Your Tech Ready for the Change?

Remembering Peter Luthersson: A Bold Voice in Swedish Literature

The Swedish author and literary scholar Peter Luthersson has passed away at the age of 70, according to Swedish Radio. .

Remembering Peter Luthersson: A Bold Voice in Swedish Literature

Record-large concern about the international situation

The development in Russia and military conflicts are what worry Swedes the most, shows a forthcoming attitude survey from the SOM Institute at the University of Gothenburg, reports Sveriges Radio Ekot. .

Record-large concern about the international situation

Landerholm's forgotten documents concerned national security

The confidential document that the former national security adviser Henrik Landerholm forgot at a conference center concerns Sweden's security, writes Expressen. .

Landerholm's forgotten documents concerned national security

The Tax Authority Inspects Sham Separations

The Tax Authority will make home visits to reveal so-called fake separations, reports [Sveriges Radio Ekot. ](https://www.

The Tax Authority Inspects Sham Separations

Sweden may change its aid after USA's announcement

The Government may come to reprioritize aid to the surrounding world if it turns out that the USA's planned cuts in its aid hit too hard on areas that are important to Sweden, says Minister for Development Cooperation Benjamin Dousa (The Moderate Party) to Sveriges Radio Ekot. .

Sweden may change its aid after USA's announcement

Satire reported to the police for racism about Greenland

The public service company Danmarks Radio has landed in hot water after a documentary about Greenland – again. .

Satire reported to the police for racism about Greenland