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Sanna, 9 years old — your guide to life in Sweden
When nine-year-old Sanna is not at school she likes to dance and play the piano. Of the 9.5 million people living in Sweden, two million are under the age of 18. Most Swedish children take free schooling and an active social life for granted. Let Sanna guide you through everyday life in Sweden.
Swedish cinema is known for its intensely personal meditations on the human condition, but the question has always been how to move from art house into the mainstream. Now a new generation of Swedish directors are making their mark with everything from feature-length productions to shorts and documentaries.
Sweden promotes internet freedom globally. But what about internet freedom within Sweden? Just how free are people emailing in Umeå, linking in Linköping or downloading in Dalarna?
The core principle of sustainable development is that members of one generation should act to conserve resources for future generations. For most Swedes today, sustainability is a way of life.
Sweden is one of the largest countries in Europe, with great diversity in its nature and climate. Its distinctive yellow and blue flag is one of the national emblems that reflect centuries of history between Sweden and its Nordic neighbors.
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