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Sep 09

Exit poll projects mixed voter message in Sweden election

By Pietro Decristofaro, Jari Tanner, Associated Press

Despite estimates that Sweden's general election would favor an anti-immigrant party with white supremacist roots, the party was placing second in balloting Sunday.

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Sep 08

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September 8, 2018 – PBS NewsHour Weekend full episode

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On this edition for Saturday, September 8, ceasefire talks in Tehran fail as airstrikes target the last rebel-held territory in Syria, and global marches demand more government action on climate change. Also, Europe’s migration crisis may fuel the rise of…

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Sep 08

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Europe’s migration crisis may swing Sweden to the right

By Malcolm Brabant

Like many European countries affected by an influx of Syrian migrants and refugees, immigration policy has become central to Sweden’s election. And after more than a half-century of soft, center-left policies there, analysts predict that voters on Sunday will elect…

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May 31

5 ways to add the Swedish love of balance into your life

By Alison Thoet

The Swedish idea of “lagom” -- the endeavor to find balance -- is being touted as the “new hygge." Here are five ways to embrace lagom.

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Mar 09

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When an adventurous skater bends thin ice, this frozen lake sings

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In our NewsHour Shares moment of the day, Swedish photographer Henrik Trygg captured the eerie, beautiful sounds of bending ice when he filmed his friend Mårten Ajne skating on a freshly frozen lake.

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Mar 09

The magic (and math) of skating on thin ice without falling in

By Julia Griffin

When skating on less than two inches of frozen water, plan ahead, be prepared and make sure it is the right kind of ice.

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Feb 28

Is Sweden proof that school choice doesn’t improve education?

By Sarah Butrymowicz, The Hechinger Report

Betsy DeVos’s school choice ideas are a reality in Sweden, where student performance has suffered. In the second of a three-part series, find out how school choice works in other parts of the world.

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Dec 26

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Is God beyond gender? Swedish church challenges traditional perception

By Malcolm Brabant

According to the Church of Sweden, it’s preferable not to refer to God as a "he." The official decision to use gender-neutral language will be a change in the way that many Swedish churchgoers worship -- and one that has…

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Oct 23

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Literary heir to ‘Dragon Tattoo’ aims to deepen the enigma of Lisbeth Salander

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“The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo” was the beginning of a bestselling series of thrillers, published after author Stieg Larsson’s death. Recently, Swedish journalist and writer David Lagercrantz was tapped to continue the series. Lagercrantz joins Hari Sreenivasan to discuss…

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Oct 17

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Far-right groups gain ground in Sweden and Germany amid migrant influx

By Malcolm Brabant

Sunday’s election in Austria brought victory to 31-year-old Sebastian Kurz, who was elected chancellor on an anti-immigrant platform. Earlier, a strengthened far-right party dealt a blow to returning leader Angela Merkel in Germany’s election. As Sweden’s election approaches next year,…

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