Opinion: Here’s how GU could slash its largest source of carbon emissions
Text by Áine Kelly-Costello of Klimatstudenterna* It was last Christmas that Gothenburg University international student
German authorities cracking down on socially distanced protest forms
Text by Ida Flik Regulations to slow the spreading of Covid-19 are not only having
How Sweden is responding to a global crisis
An overview of how the Swedish International Development and Cooperation Agency (Sida) is adapting Swedish
Tabea Grzeszyk: “Journalism really needs to catch up”
Text and picture by Ida Flik. In an interview, the journalist and co-founder of hostwriter.org
Russian public diplomacy and its transformations in the 21st century
Text by Anna Ryzhova One of the central concepts in the discussion on global value
Chinese Ambassador to Sweden: “The US is indeed very exhausted from interfering”
Interview and text by Sebastian Vogel and Nathanaël Fritz. The fourth of December, the
The King, the ocean and the new capital city
Text by Giovanni Zanaroli Once upon a time, there was an Asian city. It was built
How Bellingcat is changing the game of investigative journalism
Text by Albert Vollebergh On January 8th a Ukrainian flight was shot down above an
Fashion vs the Environment: an impossible match?
Text by Anna Demont “The fashion industry is considered the second most polluting industry in the
International human rights treaties: widely accepted, widely violated
Text by Lauriane Selimi December 2019: Aung San Suu Ki, a Nobel Peace Prize laureate and