Swedish News:
February 20, 2012
How to greet royalty. Preparing for Crown Princess Victoria. Swedes devour junk. Most well read school in Sweden. READ MORE »
Swedish News:
February 14, 2012
Prestigious prize for Tomas Alfredson. Sweden expells Rwandan diplomat for spying. Swedish eggs selling like hot cakes. 'Yes' is best. Warmer shoes for police. READ MORE »
Swedish News:
February 07, 2012
Swedish PM Reinfeldt: 'Retire at 75' Obesity leads to smaller brain. Sharp increase for ADHD meds. More Swedes abroad in distress. Wedding ring found around carrot. Last chance for wolf. READ MORE »
Swedish News:
February 01, 2012
The look of May. In Sweden: Poor more likely to die of cancer. More take paternity leave. More may lose their license READ MORE »
Swedish News:
January 25, 2012
'Stig Vig dies' Max von Sydow Oscar nominated. Olof Palme Prize winners 2011. Breakfast rich in fibers = better memory. Stockholm in GNP top. READ MORE »
Swedish News:
January 12, 2012
Swedish Skolverket says yes to niqab. Skåne church multi-religious? More homeless – yet fewer sleep outside. Found: Mysterious love letter. READ MORE »
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Swedish News:
January 09, 2012
Red-green majority among the young. New leader for Left Party. More children in jail. ADHD more common among the obese. Lill-Babs (above) as a stamp. READ MORE »
Swedish News:
December 29, 2011
Thank you for the food - 68 years later. Läckberg - Country Bumpkin of 2011. Indian computer specialists increasingly come to Sweden. More Millenium. READ MORE »
Swedish News:
December 26, 2011
Less unemployed in Sweden. Bjorn Borg launched in China. Tired pastor in pajama. Max von Sydow - no longer a Swede. READ MORE »
Swedish News:
December 20, 2011
Habo - safest in Sweden. Danish-Swedish subway? Sundsvall worst. Green hair in Skane. Two of a kind, most definitely and yet inseparable. READ MORE »
Swedish News:
December 15, 2011
Zlatan's book - a continuous bestseller. Eat fish, avoid asthma. Coffee grounds as fertilizer. New Year's in Thailand. READ MORE »
Swedish News:
December 08, 2011
Children of high-educated parents perform better. A Swede puts up Cat Stevens musical in Australia. Donna – the first veiled Swedish police. Sharia law in Swedish divorce cases. Students snowblind after UV-radiation. READ MORE »
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Swedish News:
November 21, 2011
The Royal family - now on Facebook. Lasse Brandeby has passed away. No ginger snaps for Nybro children. READ MORE »
Swedish News:
November 17, 2011
Three of four want a job change. Falling housing prices. READ MORE »
Swedish News:
November 15, 2011
Look who’s in town! Saffron bargains. Persbrandt and Olin in Hallström's first Swedish film in 24 years. Lunch with the king. READ MORE »
Swedish News:
November 10, 2011
Donya Feuer has passed away. Few know their blood type. Zlatan’s book – a best seller. Message in a bottle - 22 years later. READ MORE »
Swedish News:
November 08, 2011
Ola Rapace to star in Bond film. No cash for Hitler’s art. No Nobel ceremony for Jimmie Åkesson. Care depends on where. No preschool for Stina. READ MORE »
Swedish News:
November 07, 2011
Italian prize to Noomi Rapace. Want to buy this house? Tunnels for rare toad. READ MORE »
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Swedish News:
October 31, 2011
Joel Kinnaman to play Lancelot in Hollywood production. Sjöwall and Wahlöö become a French comic book. Doctor’s habits decide his advice. Stasi names to be published? Train left an hour early. READ MORE »
Swedish News:
October 28, 2011
MOU signed to sell Saab to Pang Da and Youngman. Nintendo launches Pippi game. Daniel: “Being a prince is delicious” READ MORE »
Swedish News:
October 27, 2011
Sugar more dangerous than fat. Face of Birka girl. Independent work leads to worse math results. READ MORE »
Swedish News:
October 21, 2011
Food manners. Were the Goths Swedish? Monica Zetterlund on film. With dangerous goods through Sweden. READ MORE »
Swedish News:
October 20, 2011
Swedish researchers snubbed. Silvia’s advice to Victoria. Journalist stole Tranströmer’s Facebook profile. READ MORE »
Swedish News:
October 17, 2011
Henning Sjöström dead. Better buying local? Police called to Ullared. READ MORE »
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