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Episodes

Sweden’s parliament opens in deadlock, Uppsala life term upheld, heart deaths fall, Swedish krona weakens

Andersson's coalition bid falters, Left MP files leave of absence, AI spreads among middle-aged, Nations League winning start

More election fraud claims, overseas voters up, Norrköping shooting, Stockholm metro expansion delayed

Left Party leader comments on fraud probe, Fagersta suspect may have mental disorder, Växjö pupil hurt, boys top girls in school results

Election probe clouds new Swedish MP, Andersson says she can form government, Dawit Isaak appeal, moose personalities studied

Noa takes election fraud case, Karlsbro opts for Brussels, Swedish teens top energy drink list, first lobster of the season sells big

Sweden opposition quiet on govt talks, ministers lose seats, vote-fraud probe, soldiers injured in blast

Andersson starts govt bid, SD links losses to deportations, early voting breaks record, Nobel prize rises

This week's Radio Sweden Weekly is an election extravaganza!

Opposition wins most seats in parliament as vote count completed, Kristersson resigns, Andersson holds victory speech

Swedish election count reaches final stretch, Iran diplomat expelled, SD official to return, Kebnekaise’s south peak keeps shrinking

Sweden awaits final votes as political tensions rise, political scientists defend exit poll, company behind Candy Crush faces strike

Swedish election result still too close to call, neither side concedes defeat, local election results

Election update: Result too close to call as election night wraps up

Election update: SVT's exit poll tips opposition parties as winners

New poll: Election race getting closer, Moderates on allies' pledge funding, Social Democrat campaigner assaulted, Melodifestivalen record

Don't miss this week's Radio Sweden Weekly!

Left Party cabinet seats ultimatum, Green Party climate push, GDP falls, students hit by stomach illness

Liberals polling at 5.8%, Gothenburg goes a year without shooting deaths, Christian Democrats' preschool promise, rain warning

Sweden’s PISA slump, Left Party controversy, Brexit residency hopes, audiobook listening stalls