Tag: Jonsson
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The war expert: This is the situation in Ukraine right now
Tomorrow marks two years since Russia launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine, a war that is still ongoing. Joining us in the Morning Pass studio to give us a status update on the situation today is Oscar Jonsson, researcher and expert on Russian warfare.
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515: The game before the trip to Budapest
Viktor Orbán has announced that the parliament in Hungary can take up Sweden's NATO application this Monday. Before then, Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson and Defense Minister Pål Jonsson will travel to Budapest for talks. Is everything clapped and done now or does Orbán have more obstacles to put up? Meanwhile, two years have passed since…
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The dream of the perfect sleeping aid
Louise is trying magnesium and antihistamines to see if they can help her sleep better. Sleep researcher Christian Benedict explains how the research situation looks when it comes to the effectiveness of various over-the-counter sleep preparations. In the podcast you can hear: Christian Benedict sleep researcher at Uppsala UniversityProgram manager: Louise EpsteinProducer: Tommie JonssonContact: [email protected]
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Become less depressed as the seasons change
Many suffer from seasonal moodiness and for some, the change of seasons triggers depression. Psychiatrist Anders Hansen explains what happens in the brain when the amount of daylight changes and what tricks there are to feel better when depression takes over in autumn or spring. In the podcast you can hear: Anders Hansen, senior physician…
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From Inside the State Youth Home – The Scotsman Who Started It All | Part 3/3
Viktor is on the run from a SiS home. The police have tracked him to Sundsvall. In the Bosvedjan district, three guys are on their way into their car, when they are fired upon with a large number of shots. – The police called and said they had Viktor in custody. Ugh, how horrible it…
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Russian spy plot to crash arms train to Ukraine
The network is unusually large and it has been very fast to put it together. The Russian intelligence service has used new methods and targeted a new type of agent: Unga. Russian intelligence has advertised missions via Telegram that people tapped into. – The first assignments they have been given can be seen as a…
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Maxed out Christmas jazz with Sarah Dawn Finer and Samuel Ljungblahd
Motown-scented soul takes center stage, but there will also be gospel, jazz and classic Christmas songs. The singers Samuel Ljungblahd and Sarah Dawn Finer have collaborated several times before and now promise to offer musical magic together with Sandviken Big Bandwhich is led by Christopher Wallin. This is a Christmas concert that contains both well-known…
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Hockey's Dark Sides – Cash and Cocaine | Part 3/3
He lived his dream: junior hockey in North America, playing in the youth national team and being drafted by an NHL club. But when the injuries came, so did the self-doubt. Viktor Crus Rydberg escaped into the world of betting. – I put in a couple of hundred and it ran out in two minutes.…
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Hockey's Dark Sides – Tough Hockey Guys | Part 1/3
It is about a raw macho culture, which some say no longer exists. But according to others, it permeates ice hockey even today. They claim that sexism and bullying are in the walls – a culture where many feel bad and get hurt. Occurs in youth ice hockey – With every month that passes, it…
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Divorce – nothing to feel like a failure about
Louise talks to Anna Bennichlicensed psychologist, about the reasons for this feeling and what tricks you can use to avoid getting stuck in gloomy thoughts of guilt and failure. Program manager: Louise EpsteinProducer: Tommie JonssonContact: [email protected]
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So Zelensky's setbacks can benefit Putin
If you compare the fall of 2022 with the fall of 2023, it becomes clear: Aid to Ukraine has decreased by almost 90 percent, according to the Kiel Institute. It is a stressful situation for a country fighting for its survival. From the Ukrainian side, it has been clearly stated that it would be devastating…
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New: The cheating league and the coup against the college exam
At the same time, Emelie has met a guy who works with HP help. One day he asks her if she wants to help. Soon she is sitting on a train with a bag full of cash. The cheating league says they work with the utmost discretion – and that what they do is legal.…
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The Solvalla murder
The 20-year-old perpetrator apparently has no connection to the criminal elite. The police are baffled. Why has he shot the man who is singled out as Stockholm’s torpedo king? And who is the person called “Kova”? P3 Documentary about the Solvalla murder is a story about power, money and crime. It is a story about…
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The Informant’s Wife – Hidden | Part 3/3
The road into what is usually called the witness protection program leads to a campsite in Dalarna. There, in a cabin of 30 square meters, the family will remain for six months. They live in fear, threatened by the Hells Angels. But other feelings also grow inside Fanny. She misses her mother and sister. And…
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The Informant’s Wife – Doubles | Part 2/3
Despite being suspected of serious crimes, Calle is suddenly released – and the police investigation is closed. A few months later comes the explanation: Calle has become an informant. But what begins as an exciting mission will end with him getting a price on his head. And for Fanny, a life of constant flight begins.…
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The Informant’s Wife – Charmed by the Painter | Part 1/3
It starts in a kitchen in Solna. Fanny needs help repainting the kitchen shutters – and Calle, a friend of the family, pitches in. They start dating, get married and move out into the country. But something is not right. Calle spends time with shady friends – and one summer day he is arrested, suspected…
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LIVE PODCAST: Oscar Jonsson on the final weeks of the Ukrainian offensive
The war scientist Oscar Jonsson at the Norwegian Defense University believes that it is a matter of weeks before the fighting enters a more low-intensity phase. At the same time, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warns that Russia is pushing forward “the last war”, but the question is how far Russian capabilities will go. Oscar Jonsson’s…
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Elvis Presley – the crowd, Priscilla and the pills
The concert at Rushmore Civic Center in Rapid City begins to suffer toward its end. The King of Rock’n’Roll has just mumbled his way through a shortened version of his old 50’s hit Hound Dog. The audience doesn’t quite know what to believe. He may be wearing his signature white jumpsuit, studded with sparkling gold…
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I think about death
When I was four years old, my little brother Kalle was found lifeless in bed. The ambulance came and took him to the emergency room, where my father Lasse worked as a paediatrician. Perhaps this is where my interest in death began? But in my family, we’ve never been able to talk about this –…
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The generals who disappeared
Hear about a postcard that might have arrived, the rejected cellphones, private armies, money and the cracks in the top military leadership in Moscow. Cast this week is Maria Georgieva, journalist and for many years active in Russia, lieutenant colonel Johan Huovinenhimself educated at the General Staff Academy in Moscow and Trygve Ulriksen Skogsethwho covers…
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Drugs and original sin – the family and co-dependency | Part 3/3
Monika’s son Johan begins to abuse in his early teens. He drops out of school and runs away from home. For the family, it is the start of a downward spiral. – My parental responsibility is to protect my child. But no matter how hard I try, I can’t stop him from taking drugs, says…
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The bombs in the gang war: “I could have died”
The night after the explosion at the restaurant, AI researcher Fredrik Carlsson is sitting and working at night in an office building in Kista when the whole house suddenly starts shaking.“If I had been a few floors down or gone out of the building at this time, things would probably have ended, I would have…
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Inflation is falling, but food prices face another obstacle: the nearly three-week drought
Inflation fell for the seventh consecutive month in May, This was confirmed by Statistics Denmark this morningand it’s another sunny day with plenty more to come – but it’s not all rosy in the Kingdom of Denmark. Farmers are warning that the ongoing drought, which will be three weeks long on Wednesday, will hit consumers…
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ISSF: Dhanush Srikanth wins India’s third gold in Suhl Junior World Cup
New Delhi [India]June 6 (ANI): Dhanush Srikanth won the men’s 10m air rifle on day three of the ongoing International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) World Cup Junior in Suhl, Germany, giving India its third gold in the event so far on Monday. Dhanush posted 249.4 in the 24-shot final, leaving silver-winning Swede Pontus Kallin, clear…
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The stone pyromaniac
On the night of April 14, 1989, there were fires in five places near the village of Stenberga. Two people, siblings Sigvard and Gunhild, have disappeared. Only the bricks remain of their croft. In Stenberga, the horror is total. The small community has been hit by unexplained arsons for several decades. Now the pyromaniac is…
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Ny: SAS-planet och flygkraschen i Milano
Den 8 oktober 2001 ska 15-årige Robin Forsman och hans pappa Christer Forsman flyga hem från Italien efter att ha tävlat i gokart. På SAS flight SK686 mot Köpenhamn sitter också flygkaptenen Joakim Gustafsson som gör sitt sista pass innan semestern. Totalt finns 110 personer ombord. 23 av dem är svenskar. I den dåliga sikten märker…
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The FBI attack that busted Russian spyware
The Snake malware has infected computers in over 50 countries, targeted state secrets and been called Russia’s main spying tool. – Snake is extremely interesting because it is one of the most sophisticated malware that can be used to spread software and execute commands on computers and phones, says Patrik FältströmIT security expert at the…
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The Iron General’s spring offensive to beat Putin’s forces
After 15 months of war, Ukraine’s defense minister announces that it is ready for a new offensive, an attempt to take back occupied land. At the same time, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says that the country needs more time and equipment. There is a lot of speculation and the question is how much is tactical play.…
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Drug hunt in Skövde – The police’s secret list | Part 1/3
In Södra Ryd outside Skövde, the police have identified ten people who are behind large-scale drug sales. They dress in designer clothes, drive fancy cars and wear heavy gold links. The names are put on a secret list. Now the work begins to catch them. Drug hunt in Skövde is a series of Pernilla Wadebäck,…
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The DNA decision that could solve the cloth business murder in time
DNA from the suspected perpetrator was found by the police at the crime scene after the murder – but the police did not get a hit. But now P4 Gothenburg’s reporter can Helena Jonsson tell about how a simple decision could have changed everything. Hear how Marie Johansson’s parents Christina Borén Johansson and Leif Johansson…
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This is how pressured Russia will be when NATO takes over the Baltic Sea
In the spring of 2023, there are several military exercises at the Baltic Sea: Aurora 23 in Sweden, with tens of thousands of soldiers, and the Polish military practicing the defense of a newly built canal near Russian Kaliningrad. – If you look generally at the balance of power in Europe, the focus has shifted…
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468: Tough times for the Christian Democrats
This weekend the Christian Democrats hold their KD days in Örebro. The gathering takes place during a period when government power seems to weigh heavily on Ebba Busch’s shoulders, and when the party has just left scandal headlines about Sara Skyttedal and Johan Ingerö behind. How are the Christian Democrats really doing? Will they find…
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New balance of power when NATO dominates the Baltic Sea
On Tuesday, the Finnish flag was raised outside NATO headquarters in Brussels. In a future where Sweden also joins NATO, only two small areas remain around the Baltic Sea that are not part of the defense alliance; the Russian exclave of Kaliningrad between Lithuania and Poland and then St. Petersburg at the far end of…