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REPORT - Skavlan om utmaningarna med en skandinavisk talkshow This report is in Scandinavian. Göteborg, Sverige Den norske journalisten och programledaren Fredrik Skavlan berättade, på Bokmässan i Göteborg, om utmaningarna med att göra en skandinavisk talkshow på TV, i tolv år. Reportrar: Magdalena Johnson & Alexander Maxia Producent: Eden Maclachlan Find more information about Nordljud News a...

Nordic Studentradio News, week 44 Women in Iceland go on strike for equal pay. Sweden is losing highly educated labor to Denmark. News Presenter: Elvira Hodzic Producer: Eden Maclachlan Reporters: Sara Ek & Magdalena Johnson in Gothenburg, Sweden Find more information about Nordljud News and our reporting on our News page. For questions, comments and news tips – get in touch: news.nordljud@stu...

Nordic Studentradio News, week 43 Joint Nordic pavilion at the 2025 World Exposition. Cyber attacks: a new cold war between the West and Russia? Jakob Ellemann-Jensen, the chairman of the Danish liberal party Venstre, has stepped down from politics. Sigfrid Stjärnholm is Uppsala's student of the year 2023. News Presenter: Birk Cock Aschjem Producer: Eden Maclachlan Reporters: Magdalena Johnson in...

Nordic Studentradio News, week 41 Sami demonstration seeks removal of windfarms in Fosen. UKA, the largest cultural festival in Norway, is currently ongoing in Trondheim. New collaboration among Nordic public television broadcasters. News Presenter: Magdalena Johnson Producer: Eden Maclachlan Reporters: Ludwig Friedrich Hohenstaufhen in Oslo, Norway; Birk Cock Aschjem & Borghild Rauø in Trondh...

REPORT - Skandinavisk podcast intar scenen på Göteborgs Bokmässa This report is in Scandinavian. Here you can listen to a version in English. Göteborg, Sverige Den skandinaviska podden "Norsken, Svensken og Dansken" intog scenen på Göteborgs Bokmässa. Programvärdarna Hilde Sandvik, Åsa Lindeborg och Hassan Preisler pratade med Nordljud om hur programmet startade, vikten av att prata skan...

Nordic Studentradio News, week 40 Jon Fosse was awarded the Nobel Prize in literature. Scandinavian podcast takes the stage at Gothenburg’s Book Fair. Nearly half of the students enrolled in the course "Intercultural Studies: Race and Whiteness in Sweden" at the University of Karlstad in Sweden, dropped out within two weeks this term. The Norwegian Red Youth Party addressed the climate c...

Nordic Studentradio News, week 39 The Global Investigative Journalism Conference (GIJC) gathered over 2000 journalists in Gothenburg. Nordljud interviewed Ulla Sätereie, president of the Swedish Association for Investigative Journalism, Carina Pierre Rochard from Fojo Media Institute and the outgoing executive director of the Global Investigative Journalism Network, David E. Kaplan, about the conf...

Nordic Studentradio News, week 37 Local elections in Norway brought a big change in the political landscape. Low entry requirements for teachers training in Sweden. King of Sweden Carl XVI Gustaf is celebrating 50 years on the throne. News Presenter: Jack Williamson Producer: Alexander Maxia Reporters: Birte Kamille Øen in Volda, Norway; Sara Ek in Göteborg, Sweden. Photo: Carl XVI Gustaf - from B...

Nordic Studentradio News, week 36 Criminal gangs in Sweden use Spotify to launder money, investigation finds. Severe shortage of student housing in Umeå White whale 'Hvaldimir' has been spotted in several locations in southern Norway and west Sweden this summer. Hear the experience of two who spotted the celebrity beluga. News Presenter: Alexander Maxia Producer: Eden Maclachlan Reporters: Astrid...

Nordic Studentradio News, week 20 The Danish Conservative student association's office in Copenaghen has been vandalised. The Swedish Public Health agency asks the government to classify nine substances as 'drugs'. Gothenburg University achieved good results according to an environmental impact assessment but more work can be done. News Presenter: Harry S. Roll Producer: Alexander Maxia Photos: Ko...

REPORT - Denmark's last 'Store bededag' holiday Copenaghen, Denmark 'Store bededag' is a Danish holiday that has been celebrated on the third Friday after Easter every year. The holiday dates back to the 1600's but this year, the parliament voted to abolish it starting in 2024 to be able to save money, that would go towards defence spending. What to people in Denmark think of this holiday? What ar...

Nordic Studentradio News, week 18 Studentradion i Sverige, the national Studentradio organisation in Sweden, celebrated its 30 year birthday in Stockholm. Copenaghen has been ranked one of the cities with the best public transport in the world. But what do people who live there think about it? Eurovision song contest final in Liverpool is coming up! News Presenter: Alva Rosengren Reporters: Harry...

REPORT - Nordic Democracy Festival for Youth Copenaghen, Denmark The first erdition of NORD, a two day democray festival dedicated to youth took place in Copenaghen with young people gathering from across the Nordics. It was an opportunity for young people to meet peers from other Noridc countries and discuss problems and solutions Identity, Wellbeing and Sustainability were amongst the key topics...

Nordic Studentradio News, week 16 Bergen University pays support for student with spinal muscular atrophy, as the municipality refuses to. Study shows that young people in Sweden are averagely drinking less alcohol than they used to. Concerns in the UK, as growing numbers of footballers are allegedly getting addicted to Snus. News Presenter: Harry S. Roll Reporters: Morten Stene- Bergen, Norway; E...

A 'Christmas tree war' on the night before Easter Björkö, Västra Götaland, Sweden Every year, in the build-up to Easter, young people from the islands of Gothenburg's northern archipelago start collecting Christmas treas and hiding them, as part of an old tradition that lives strong on the islands. Jacob Ahlberg grew up on the island of Björkö and brings us into the tradition that he was an active...

Nordic Studentradio News, week 14 After the Finnish parliamentary elections, outgoing Social Democratic PM Sanna Marin gained more seats, but she still lost the vote. What happens next? Stockholm students win prestigious journalistic award Guldspadan for their investigation into 'conversion therapy'. Environmental activists sue the Swedish change for not doing enough to tackle climate change. Icel...

Nordic Studentradio News, week 13 The Student Union in Trondheim voted to keep the sponsorship deal with oil giant Equinor, despite having previously declared a "climate emergency" 72.000 Swedes took högskoleprovet last Saturday, a difficult test important for getting the right grades for studying at university. 'Salmon City' conference took place in Bergen Students in Uppsala have waited in line...

Nordic Studentradio News, week 12 The Nordic Council's annual meeting discussed the joint action to phase out the production of fossil fuels – to help the region become the world's most sustainable region. The motion to phase out fossil fuels was turned down by a narrow margin, with opponents arguing that energy uncertainty due to the war in Ukraine required delaying the goal. Residents of the Nor...

Nordljud News - week 11 International students will start paying tuition fees to study in Norwegian universities Interview to a professor at the University of Bergen and to a fee paying student in Sweden 'Lessons learnt' from covid-19 pandemic, interview with Finnish minister Ville Skinnari, about the boarder bewtween Sweden and Finland during the hight of the pandemic. Norwegian twins Marcus &amp...

Nordljud News - week 10 Sami and environmental activists protested in Oslo against the Norwegian government for 8 days Nordljud and Radio Nova interviewed Lars-Bjørnar Nøstan Knutdsen from Sami organisation Noereh and actress turned activist Ella Marie Hætta Isaksen. European Youth Parliament is meeting in Tromso, Arctic Norway, this week New graduates in Social Service often work in ´problematic...

REPORT: Interview with Norway's PM Jonas Gahr Støre on security in the Nordics Report is in English and Interview is in Norwegian Bergen, Norway One year after the start of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, students at the university of Bergen decided to dedicate a night to talk about the war in Ukraine Norway's Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre held a speech at the event Our reporter asks questions abo...

The Nordic Studentradio News, week 9 One year after the start of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, interview about security to Norwegian PM Jonas Gahr Støre Young Sami protesters occupied the department for Energy in Oslo in a protest against the Norwegian government over a windfarm in Fossen Loreen's Melodifestivalen performence got interrupted by an activist Uppsala University held a lecture with Am...

REPORT: UN's vice general secretary leacture Uppsala, Sweden The United Nation's vice general secretary Amina J Mohammaed held a lecture at Uppsala University to talk about the state of the world today. In her talk she highlighted several challenges the world is facing from the war in Ukraine, to the climate crisis and the increasing threat of terrorism in Africa: "In the Sahel, a lack of developm...

The Nordic Studentradio News Pod, week 8 Students across Scandinavia accused of cheating after using Chat GPT Some universities are considering changing the way they do exams Cyberattacks against several university websites in Sweden Gothenburg Rock band "Soundtrack of our Lives" reunites this Summer News Presenter: Alva Rosengren Reporter: Morten Stene - in Bergen, Norway Research: Johannes Corsh...