Johannes Malmgren explores the origin and development of the anti-regime movement in Iran.
Jin, jiyan, azadi: From rallying cry to revolution
Politics
The Dangers of Media Hooks
A few years ago, there was a large court proceeding …
“Women, life, and liberty”: Iranian Women’s Fight for Equal Rights Continues
Utblick Staff Writer Tanyalak Thongyoojaroen spoke to an Iranian woman and international experts weighing in on the situation in Iran.
The Resurrection of the Italian Far-Right
Fratelli d’Italia, a right-wing party, recently won the elections in Italy. Moltas Karlsson wrote down his opinion for the reasons of their rise to power and possible consequences for the EU.
Welcome, but not here: outsourcing asylum seekers
Denmark and Britain have recently included Rwanda as an intermediary country for asylum seekers, but is it beneficial for refugees? Staff writer Tilde Bergström examines this issue.
Feminist Foreign Policy: norm diffusion or political branding?
During the past decade, Feminist Foreign Policy has been adopted by many countries promoting gender equality in global affairs, but are those nations using the concept as norm diffusion or merely political branding? Staff writer Axèle Maillard Arricot analyzes this issue.
One Way Ticket: The Russian Mobilization, Democraphics and Human Capital Flight
Is Russia facing problems resulting from human capital flight? Utblick Staff Writer Magdalena Kamont examines possible consequences of the recent Russian partial mobilization.
Is the Bidasoa River a “deadly trap” for migrants? – River-crossing the border between northern Spain and France
Staff writer Adriana Abril was inspired by a field trip to Irun, Spain, to present the situation in and around the Bidasoa River. The first article of the new publishing year of Utblick Magazine explores the conditions there and asks: “Should this river be considered a deadly trap?”
Our Latest Print Issue is Now Available Online!
The last print issue is now available to read online on our issuu-page! This time, we wanted to explore the elusive subject of PEACE.