By Ana Ekelund Somalia is home to an unknown amount of people. Population numbers that are presented in various textbooks and encyclopedias are in fact qualified
By Sakke Teerikoski Five years from now humans will have returned to the Moon, at least if you ask Donald Trump and Mike Pence. Earlier this
By Aland Khalid Often when there is a new internet challenge, the objective is rather pointless, and has at times caused real harm. These online trends
By Rebecka Bjuremalm It is in the moments of transition that we reflect on change. What has induced the change, and where are we headed as
By Joen Marklund We read about it all the time: jobs disappearing through automation and technological development. At first thought to be restricted to low-tier jobs,
By Joakim Ydebäck It has been a long time since we had this many colourful and original political leaders as we do now. Despite a populist
By David Edberg Landeström As China celebrated 70 years of communist rule, people – both young and old – flogged to the streets of Beijing to
Even as we approach the thirtieth jubileum of the German reunification in 2020, the marks of forty years as a divided country are still visible and
By Aishwarya Siva Modern day media seems to focus exclusively on negative stories and it isn’t any different for news about Africa, the land that is
The Norwegian Nobel Committee has decided to award the Nobel Peace Prize for 2019 to Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed Ali for his efforts to achieve