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In this week's podcast: Sweden pays Somalia millions to accept deportees, and goose blood soup for St. Martin's day. Swedish towns reject government's repatriation plan, and Sweden's biggest political taboos.
The Local's Emma Löfgren was left feeling all warm and fuzzy after a trip abroad, and wonders if her fellow Swedes have something to learn. Plus: Our top stories of the week.
This week: 'Cloudburst-like rain' and what to do if your house is flooded, why Swedes stay home in summer, and having babies. For Membership+ subscribers: the jobs that might be exempted from work permit salary requireme…
Dina val får blodiga konsekvenser i vampyrrollspelet ”The blood of Dawnwalker”. En förnyelse av RPG-genren i en makaber medeltid, tycker spelkritiker Kristoffer Viita.
Most Swedes assume that because Mandy Pipher's husband is Swedish and they have a child together, her status in Sweden is secure. Not at all. She describes how she worries every day about making enough money to apply for…
Just because northern Swedes can be good-humoured about southern prejudice doesn’t mean it doesn’t bother them. Behind the jokes there are some very material resentments, and a complicated history.
When Canadian journalist Mandy Pipher tells people she moved to Sweden from Canada, the response is usually the same: what’s the difference? Both countries have snowy winters, are known for being polite and reserved, and…
A new Centre Party leader, an inquiry reports on deporting suspected gang criminals without trial, and All Saints Day. Here's what's happening in Sweden in November.
Fredrik Hagerman is a GP and the chair of Kalmar county's pharmaceutical committee.Lyssna: Can't get certain cough medicines in Sweden? Here's whyMany of Sweden's regions are recommending against prescribing patients cou…
Halloween is more popular with Swedish youth than with the older population.Lyssna: Halloween divides Sweden by age and family lifeOver half of Swedes, 52 %, will not celebrate Halloween this year, according to a poll fr…