Citizens’ assemblies: a democratic answer to partisan deadlocks
By Carl Sjölin Fagerlind Imagine if we could reach consensus on polarised issues like abortion or…
Politics
Kvinnorna i Texas skyddas inte längre av lagen
Av Jill Kiernan Året är 2021 och halva jordens befolkning har fortfarande inte rätt till sin…
In loving memory of Hrant Dink
By Leonard Bektas Today is a sad day for Turkey’s Armenian community and the Turkish-Armenian diaspora.…
Turk(ish)?
By Leonard Bektas Turkey is a country that borders two cultural spheres, the Islamic and the…
EU:s tuffare hållning gentemot systemrivalen Kina
Av Jakob Ranglin Grissler En rapport av tankesmedjan Frivärld visade nyligen hur Kinas ambassad i Sverige…
“WELCOME TO CHECHNYA”: A PORNOGRAPHIC STATE OF VIOLENCE
By Jana Paegle Chechnya is one of Russia’s most impoverished and closed-off republics situated in the…
“The King is Dead, Long Live the King”: on Thai’s Authoritarian Turn
By Melina Froidure It was only when I turned 20 that one of the great mysteries…
Peruvian Politics: the past, present and future
By Sara Lahti Peru has endured a turbulent five-year period, cycling through four presidents and two…
The Politics of Eurovision Song Contest
By Lovis Lindquist The Eurovision Song Contest brings millions of people together from all over the…
“For everything to remain the same, everything must change”
By Summer Isaacson In the contemporary battle for the environment, the discourse often calls for less…