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The latest from Nordljud
REPORT: Interview with Norway’s PM Jonas Gahr Støre on security in the Nordics
Bergen, Norway
*Report is in English and the Interview is in Norwegian*
- One year after the start of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, students at the university of Bergen decided to dedicate a night to talk about the war in Ukraine
- Norway’s Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre held a speech at the event
- Our reporter asks questions about security in the Nordics and how things will change with Sweden and Finland joining Nato.
- “We do not have the interest or the capacity to be a threat (to Russia)”, said Jonas Gahr Støre.
Birte Kamille Ăen in Bergen, Norway – Studentradioen i Bergen
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You find more Nordic Studentradio News stories and our weekly Nordljud News bulletin on our website: nordljud.com/news
Interview to Norway’s PM, Sami youth occupy energy department in Oslo, UN’s vice general sec. held a lecture in Uppsala
The Nordic Studentradio News podcast for week 9, 2023.
- One year after the start of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, interview about security to Norwegian PM Jonas Gahr Støre
- Young Sami protesters occupied the department of Energy in Oslo in a protest against the Norwegian government over a windfarm in Fossen
- Loreen’s Melodifestivalen performence was interrupted by an activist
- Uppsala University held a lecture with the United Nation’s vice general secretary Amina J Mohammed, in memory of Dag HammarsjĂśld.
News Presenters: Charmie Lundgren and Gianluca Grasselli
Reporters: Birte Kamille Ăen in Bergen, Norway and Axel LundstrĂśm in Uppsala, Sweden
Producer: Alex Maxia
Published on: 28th of February 2023
Find more information about Nordlud News and our reporting on our News page.
For questions, comments and news tips – get in touch: nordljud@studentradion.se
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REPORT: UN’s vice general sec. warns about climate crisis during Uppsala lecture
Uppsala, Sweden
- The United Nation’s vice general secretary Amina J Mohammaed held a lecture at Uppsala University to talk about the state of the world today.
- In her talk she highlighted several challenges the world is facing from the war in Ukraine, to the climate crisis and the increasing threat of terrorism in Africa: “In the Sahel, a lack of development, the climate crisis and government weaknesses are being exploited by terrorists”
- Amina Mohammed’s lecture was dedicated to the memory of Dag HammarskjĂśld, who died in a plane crash on duty as General Secretary of the UN in 1962.
Axel LundstrĂśm, in Uppsala – Sweden – Studentradion 98,9 – news.nordljud@studentradion.se
Chat GPT, Cyberattacks and Gothenburg Rock band reunites
Nordljud Studentradio News Podcast, week 8
- Students across Scandinavia accused of cheating after using Chat GPT
- Some universities are considering changing the way they do exams
- Cyberattacks against several university websites in Sweden
- Gothenburg Rock band âSoundtrack of our Livesâ reunites this Summer
Published on: 21st of February 2023
News Presenter: Alva Rosengren
Reporter: Morten Stene â in Bergen, Norway
Researcher: Johannes Corshammar
Producer: Alexander Maxia
For questions, comments and news tips â get in touch: news.nordljud@studentradion.se
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Nordljud Talk is back, with Hilde Sandvik
Scandinavian journalist Hilde Sandvik will be our guest speaker at the upcoming Nordljud Talk!
>>> Zoom link: https://gu-se.zoom.us/j/61007539824 <<<
Yes, it’s been a while since our last Nordljud Talk so it’s about time to open the doors of our digital meeting room to start talking again about Nordics and the media. And what better way to start off the new year than with an experienced journalist that works in Scandinavian?
Hilde Sandvik, is a Norwegian journalist based in Bergen, with many years of experience and a strong passion for the Nordic project. For over two years she has been running a collaborative show on Scandinavian public service radios.
Speaking a common ‘Scandinavian language’, a mixture of Norwegian, Swedish and Danish, is something Hilde believes in a lot and does both professionally and privately.
In October, during the Nordljud Weekend in Bergen, part of the team caught up with Hilde and spoke about Scandinavian identity, how to surpass the difficulties in understanding each other and the way many Scandinavians tend to switch into English, for simplicity.
The Nordljud Talk will take place digitally on the 6th of February 2023 and is open to all Student Radio members in the Nordic countries plus staff students & alumni of JMG, Gothenburg university.
>>> Zoom link: https://gu-se.zoom.us/j/61007539824 <<<
Hilde Sandvik, is the mastermind and Norwegian radio host of the only radio show in ‘Scandinavian language’, broadcast on Norwegian, Swedish and Danish public service radios. Have a listen to Norsken, svenken og dansken here.
God Jul! – Merry Christmas! -Hyvää Joulua!
From all of us at Nordljud, we wish you a Merry Christmas and a prosperous 2023!
During the next two weeks we will be checking our emails a bit less often than usual and our radio show is taking a winter break.
Have a listen to our Christmas music playlist, to keep the Nordic festive spirit going!
News Course!
It´s happening! Nordljud, is going to hold a Radio News Course and you are invited to join! The course is open to all Studentradio members in the Nordics, will be held in English and digitally.
Top-notch journalists from Scandinavian public service radio (names yet to be announced!) will join us to share their experience and give us tips and tricks to produce high quality and interesting radio news. This is part of our work to build a Nordic Studentradio Newsroom. How cool is that? More than a night in Kiruna at this time of year! đ
Do you want to know more about the course and our Newsroom project? Join us at one of our info sessions:
Tuesday 13th December at 18:00 (Stockholm time)
Tuesday 20th December at 18:00 (Stockholm time)
Wednesday 11th January at 18:00 (Stockholm time).
More questions? Get in touch with Alex Maxia, our News Editor via Nordljud Slack or email (alexander.maxia@studentradion.se).
Nordljud: an exciting year ahead
As the Nordic Studentradio stations re-open after the summer holidays, Nordljud will resume its activities.
Thanks to newly received funding from Nordic Culture Point there will be a news project, in addition to the already existing activities.
The possibility of joining a âNordic Studentradio News Teamâ will further give opportunities for students interested in radio broadcasting and journalism to collaborate on a cross-border Nordic news production.
âThis is pioneering! If you look around at both private and public service media there has not been a Nordic news edition so far. We obviously cannot compete in budget and organisational capacity, we are mostly just students and young journalists, but our ambitions are big and we hope to inspire more pan-Nordic collaborations. I believe we have a lot to gain from working together!â, says Nordljudâs co-founder Alex Maxia.