By Marlene Lutz We live in an age in which intelligent computer systems have become an indispensable part of our lives. Algorithms decide which advertisements we
By Erix Axner-Norrman There has always been disinformation. It is even difficult to say, let alone to prove, that there is more disinformation now than previously
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The concept of “settler colonialism” has been applied with an emphasis on Israel in recent decades, while being neglected regarding the 1974 Turkish invasion of Cyprus
Året är 2021 och halva jordens befolkning har fortfarande inte rätt till sin egen kropp. Idag utgör världens kvinnor 50% av jordens befolkning och bara i
By Carl Sjölin Fagerlind I’ve always been fascinated by voting systems. That’s right, voting systems. I can spend hours researching more effective and fair voting methods
By Axel Falk In one of the driest corners of the world, “the left foot of Africa”, an anomaly has risen, muchto the hopefuls of a
Turkey is a country that borders two cultural spheres, the Islamic and the European. As a consequence of this, Anatolia became the home for many different
By Jana Paegle Chechnya is one of Russia’s most impoverished and closed-off republics situated in the Northern Caucasus, ruled through so-called “pseudo-Islamistic” governance. It is a
By Stefano Cisternino After 20 years of war, Afghanistan is back in the hands of the Taliban, with many accusing Biden of an epic defeat. After