Unrest in Taiwan
Ever since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine over a year ago, many have wondered if something similar could happen in Taiwan.
Self-defense courses are quickly fully booked, and military service is made longer.
Hear Björn Djurberg’s report from Taiwan.
Silent on the nuclear waste issue
From having been about to be phased out, a lot is happening with Swedish nuclear power these days. Small so-called SMR reactors may become a reality within a few years. But one question is rarely heard in the debate: that of radioactive waste.
Sweden’s most common job will be “protected”
Nurse is Sweden’s most common job, around 180,000 people work as a nurse, according to the National Board of Health and Welfare.
This summer, assistant nurse will become a protected professional title. The aim is to increase quality and patient safety in healthcare, but will the protected title also mean that the status of the profession increases?
Full program:
One hour:
New question marks surrounding Nord Stream
Reportage from Taiwan
The nuclear power debate and the waste issue
Football and crisis for the BBC
Chronicle by Katarina Barrling
The panel
Hour two:
The assistant nurses, do they get a status lift?
Public Service Satire
“Lion and Lamb”, new novel
Irish wave before the Oscars
Euthanasia in New Zealand
Cheesery by Mark Levengood
Program manager Sara Stenholm
Producer Nina Benner
Technician Jacob Gustavsson
Source: ICELAND NEWS