By Valentine Fantino On October 12th, Richard Hass, president of the Council on Foreign Relations, declared that the United States is leaving the UNESCO. This international
By Christoffer Orre Many questions have been raised in the aftermath of the U.S. presidential election last fall. One of those questions regards the suspected meddling
By Marina Dokken It may feel like we live in the era of major referendums. The Scottish independence referendum, Brexit and Catalonia’s recent vote have all
By Melinda Nilsson Following the Las Vegas mass shooting — among the grieving, calls for gun control, and heated discussions — a debate about semantics arose.
By Marina Dokken This Sunday, Catalans voted on their independence from Spain. The referendum has been, and continues to be, controversial. Its legality has been challenged,
By Christoffer Orre For the past few years, Western society has been attacked by a nationalist agenda. Little by little, this agenda has wounded Western democracy
By Theo Herold In the previous episode of ”Korttitalo”, the increasingly popular True Finns Party (nowadays just the “Finns Party”) saw their leadership group disband and
Av Hemrin Molla Pengar: historiska kvinnor och män tryckta på en bit papper. Genom samhällskontraktet har vi tillsammans kommit överens om dess värde. Pengar: en maktfaktor
Many attempts have been made at defining what a fair distribution of resources in society would look like.
Den före detta stats- och utrikesministern är fortfarande mycket aktiv inom utrikespolitiken.