Deadline 28th.
It is unclear whether the political parties have managed to make any progress in forming a new government over the Yule period.
Nyheter från Radio Sweden
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Health goals.
Many New Year's resolutions revolve around goals like losing weight, eating better or just being healthier. For many people, the work to keep those promises starts at a gym.
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"Gica".
The Jönköping district court found a 16-year-old guilty of aggravated assault and abuse – but not the murder – of a homeless man, who died in a park in Huskvarna this summer.
- Certificate.
Twelve Swedish tattoo artists are believed to be the first in the world, in their profession, to be awarded a master's certificate.
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Pawnee.
The Swedish state is being sued in a US court, reports Swedish Radio's Culture News department, after Sweden's National Museums of World Culture refused to return clothing, shoes and jewelry said to have belonged to a Pawnee man named White Fox, who died in Sweden in 1875.
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And breaking financing laws.
The Solna district court charged three people today with preparing terrorist crimes.
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Wide range of themes.
If you had to guess, what would you think the Swedish word "flossa" means?
- Promotional prices.
You might be surprised about your rights as a consumer when you've seen an item advertised for a certain price, but once you get to the cash register, the store charges you more than you bargained for.
- Survey.
Have you had enough of the Christmas music yet? If so, spare a thought for the poor shopworkers who've been hearing it for the past two months.
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The King's Speech 2018.
The King spoke about this summer's forest fires, the complicated formation of the government, and democracy.
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Government statement.
Brits living in Sweden with the right to stay here according to EU law will be allowed to remain "on similar conditions" the EU Minister tells Radio Sweden.
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Christmas food.
Christmas dinner could be set to change, according to BalticEye, a research organisation based at Stockholm University.
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Upward trend broken.
For the first time in ten years, the number of Swedes who go abroad over Christmas is going down. That is according to the airline industry.
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Third attempt.
The next vote on who will become Sweden's next prime minister will take place on the 16th of January, the speaker of parliament Andreas Norlén announced on Wednesday.
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COP24.
One of Sweden's biggest NGOs working against climate change sees strengths and weaknesses with the document agreed on at the UN climate meeting in Katowice.
