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Intense pressure on public service in Lithuania

Recently, political pressure on the Lithuanian public service company LRT has increased dramatically, with some troubling developments.

Back from the Field: 2025 Grantees share their experiences

With all 2025 Global and Trainer Grants now completed, read from the grantees as they reflect on their trips and experiences.

Global Grantees 2025 group

Meet the 2025 Global Grantees

Discover the stories of our 2025 cohort of nine Global Grantees as they share their reactions to being selected.

Written conversation on SRPlay

Curious about a news story? – Swedish Radio tests AI supported news search

SR is the first media in Sweden to invite the public to test a new type of news search combining factual news reporting with AI functionality

Three women with their backs to the camera – two civilians, one police officer – link arms around one another in a busy square

How Swedish Radio handled the tragic incident in Örebro

Following the tragic events in Örebro, it is clear what role Swedish media have to play in situations like these.

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World Radio Day: A century old, still the most reliable

On World Radio Day, two century-old public broadcasters are still proving that radio still has a vital role in emergency situations.

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Swedish Radio celebrates 100 years

SR celebrates 100 years since its first broadcast. PMA applauds the services SR has provided to the Swedish public for a century.

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PMA attends UNESCO Meeting on Indigenous Peoples and the Media

PMA was at the UNESCO headquarters for an event working to develop proposals for advancing Indigenous media.

Foreign correspondents on location from around the world

Overseas reporting is prioritised and important for Swedish Radio, writes director of foreign affairs Anders Pontara in this member blog.

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Proposals for Swedish public media raise concerns about future support

A lack of political consensus over new proposals for Sweden's public media has been described as "astonishing" and "unique".