By Quentin Machado Uttryck Magazine, in collaboration with Radio UF, interviewed two weeks ago Dr. Namira Negm on the state of affairs between Israel and Palestine. Former Legal Counsel of the African Union, notably defending Palestine before the International Court of Justice (ICJ), she delivered, thanks to her extensive experience,…
Read More
By Quentin Machado “War is always the sanction of failure.” As the Middle East threatens once again to turn into a blazing fire, one may be tempted to opt for escalation, a solution deemed mightier than diplomatic wandering. The warning is indeed seldom listened to: leaders often recognize its wisdom…
Read More
By Emma Hansson “ART IS NOT SUPPOSED to change the world, to change practical things, but to change perceptions. Art can change the way we see the world”. This is how the french artist JR gave grounds for his illegal street art exhibitions, such as his 2007 Face2Face project on…
Read More
Av Elias El Manira Den 7 oktober vaknar jag med känslan av att jag inte vet tillräckligt. Det första jag gör varje morgon direkt efter det att jag vaknar är att kolla i mobilen, så jag har nog den känslan varje dag. Jag blir inte alltid klokare av detta, men…
Read More
Radio UF produced many interesting episodes during the last semester, which are all available on the "Radio UF" section of our website. Here are three important highlights from the autumn.…
Read More
Av Anton Golovko Hjälm TURKIET HAR EMELLANÅT beskrivits som en bro mellan öst och väst, ett land som ligger i både Europa och Asien, som är både muslimskt och sekulärt. Detta är bilden som Turkiet själva har målat, och som Europeér sedan länge gärna har trott på. Men med Erdogan…
Read More
On the night of February 6th, an earthquake shook the lives of the Turkey. The death toll has since reached over 50 000 in Turkey and over 8000 in neighboring Syri This is the story of how the Turkish government caused thousands of lives to be lost.…
Read More
By Carl Sjölin Fagerlind IN 1938 NEVILLE Chamberlain famously said, “in war, whichever side may call itself the victor, there are no winners, but all are losers”. These words seem especially poignant today, seeing the war in Ukraine. Should Putin against all odds succeed in his invasion, it will have…
Read More
By Daniel Demitz-Halin SINCE THE MID-2010s, Egypt has faced a growing insurgency in the northern provinces of the Sinai Peninsula. The insurgency initially emerged as a grassroots, Sunni-jihadi movement born out of the historical marginalization of the Bedouins populating the Sinai, but is today a movement that is aligned with…
Read More
By Simon Davidsson DET SENASTE ÅRET har världen varit fokuserad på Rysslands invasion av Ukraina. Utrikespolitik av den magnituden leder alltid till ringar på vattnet, och en sådan ”ring” kan ses i den turkiska utrikespolitiken. Turkiets utrikespolitik har aktivt kopplats till konflikten. Tidigare, innan den fullskaliga invasionen, har landet genomfört…
Read More