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He speaks seven languages and has set up an international community of language enthusiasts in the Swedish capital. Meeting up once a fortnight, Stockholm Polyglots, was created by Swede Jonatan Haile and he wants to inspire people to learn new languages. He tells Radio Sweden how music and social interaction can help you learn a language.
Women in Sweden are generally more satisfied with their sex lives than men in comparable age-brackets. That's according to a new survey by the Public Health Agency of Sweden in which nearly 16,000 people aged between 16 and 84 were asked about sexual health and reproductive rights. However, the survey also points to continued challenges when it comes to women experiencing unwanted sexual attention and sexual violence.
The difference in pension between those born abroad and those born in Sweden has increased significantly in recent decades, according to a new report by insurance provider Folksam. For people born in 1957 abroad, the difference amounts to almost SEK 5,700 in their pension as a whole per month before tax compared to those born in Sweden. For people born in 1937, the corresponding difference was only SEK 650 per month. Listen to one of the representatives from the insurance company behind the report and the head of Sweden's pensions agency to hear what's driving the pensions gap.
Swedenโs Speaker of Parliament, Andreas Norlรฉn, is refusing to allow a new vote in the Riksdag on transition rules for citizenship, news agency TT reports. This comes as a response to a so called "emergency motion" that was submitted by the Green Party's Annika Hirvonen last Friday asking for the vote to be re-run. The official name of this kind of motion is "a motion arising out of an occurrence of major significance" and Norlรฉn says the unexpected outcome of a vote can not be seen as 'major', he said.
The Public Health Agency of Sweden has released the results of a survey which shows that around half of Swedes are satisfied with their sex lives, although there were variations based on age and gender.
From July 1st a new customs fee will be introduced for products ordered from outside the European Union, which could significantly rack up the cost of your small purchase. For packages worth less than 150 euros a fee of three euros per product will be added, according to Swedish Customs. The new EU rules, which are to be applied across the union, are supposed to stop products that don't meet the EU's safety requirements, and to create healthier competition for companies inside the EU.
Ahead of Sweden's next big round of collective bargaining, several employer groups in Swedish industry say the economy is developing worse than previously expected. They have cut their growth forecast for this year, from about 3 to just over 2 per cent, and say there is no space for wage increases similar to the last two rounds of collective bargaining, when union wage demands rose to just over 4 per cent. Industry employers organisations Teknikfรถretagen and Industriarbetsgivarna speak about economic uncertainty, while trade unions in the industry sector have no plans to lower their wage demands.
Sweden's government tasked the public health agency last autumn to compile research on how parental screen use affects children. Now the results are in and the recommendations are clear: parents should stay off their phones around their kids.
Almost one in five young adults (18 per cent) hesitate to start a family due to the housing shortage, according to a new survey by the Tenants' Association. Four years ago, that number was just 4 per cent. Fewer municipalities report an overall housing shortage, compared to four years ago, but it is the affordable housing that is scarce, according to the National Board of Housing, Building and Planning.
The Jรคrvaveckan political event ended over the weekend and representatives of all parties in parliament have now held their speeches. The Moderate Party representative spoke about the right to own your own flat and the Sweden Democrats spoke about freedom from violence, crime and too much meddling by the state. The leader of the Liberal Party promised a 'culture day' for school children in socio-economically vulnerable areas, to go visit a theater for example, while the Center Party leader in her speech focused on overcrowding and the housing shortage.
The Migration Agencyโs citizenship units have clocked over 500 hours of overtime so far this year, but not to fast-track decisions before new rules come into force, a spokesperson told The Local.
Sweden's government has announced an unexpectedly far-reaching solution to the problem for so-called teenage deportations, in a victory for campaigners who have turned the plight of these young people into a major political issue.
A garbage truck is on fire on Smaragdvรคgen in Heden. There is a risk of an explosion. The rescue services urge people in the area to stay indoors and away from windows. For more information, listen to Sveriges Radio P4 Norrbotten.
A man accused of kidnappings and extortion in Bashar al-Assad's Syria has been working in childcare at a Swedish preschool, according to Swedish Radio's investigative programme Kaliber. He is one of 15 men loyal to the former Syrian dictator who live in Sweden today, that Kaliber has been able to identify with the help of Swedish police files, images on social media as well as witnesses on the ground in Syria. Human rights lawyer Basima Jabry says Sweden must investigate, prosecute or expel such men to protect the public. The man denies the allegations.
The Swedish Public Health Agency has issued advice for parents on how they use their mobile phones around their children. Parents should put away their mobile phone when they are together with their child and introduce screen-free zones in their home that also apply to adults, the agency says. The agency issued the advice on Monday, after a review of the research on how parents' use of digital media affects their children.
Unemployment has fallen since last summer, but the number of long-term unemployed people in Sweden remains high. The Public Employment Service has been criticised for not doing enough to help people get a job, or to offer training for professions where there are jobs available. The agency's director general, Maria Hemstrรถm Hemmingsson, says that they have relied too much on digital channels in the past. Now they will prioritise to meet in person with people who are, or who risk becoming, long-term unemployed.
With ten days till the stricter rules for Swedish citizenship come into effect, David Hollingsworth got an email to say it was time for the last leg of his application process: the personal appearance at the offices of the Migration Agency. He booked the first appointment he could find, even though it meant getting an expensive train ticket to travel 350 km from Skรถvde to Stockholm. "I'd kind of given up hope of it happening in time, but fingers crossed, there's enough time now to get things sorted," he told Radio Sweden as he was about to head in to his appointment.
Marrying your cousin is currently legal in Sweden. But that will change this summer.
Dust and viruses blamed for mysterious illnesses at SSAB's Luleรฅ site, Swedish bank cuts fixed and variable mortgage rates, cousin marriage banned from July 1st, and a Malmรถ 'corpse' that triggered a major police operation turns out to be sex doll. Here's the latest news.
The lead Sweden's opposition parties have in the polls ahead of September's election is widening, according to the latest poll from Indikator Opinion done on behalf of Swedish Radio News. The opposition parties are now at 53.9% against 44.2% for the governing parties and the Sweden Democrats. The Liberals lost another 0.4 percentage points in the latest poll, falling to 2% which is far below the 4% required for representation in the Riksdag. The government needs some sort of game changer to turn things around ahead of the September 13 election, says Indikator's head of opinion Per Oleskog Tryggvason.