Germany’s Climate Politics: A CO2-Junky Tries to Get Clean
By Jonas Reichert On the one hand, Germany wants to be a role model for climate…
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Minorities At the Frontline of Climate Change
By Cornelia Fransson We all know this trendy little thing called climate change. We read the…
När österrikarna går till nyval har de glömt Ibiza
Av Nina Kaufmann I Österrike närmar sig nyval. Den sista söndagen i september har över 6…
Livet är aldrig tråkigt i Moskva
By Nick Nguyen Moskva är en stad som är lika spännande som den är kaotisk. Många…
Thinking beyond the Arab spring: let the Algerian protests speak for themselves
By Emelie Isaksen On February the 22d, people took to the streets in great numbers to…
Rivers, dams and war: part 3
By Ethan Carlsson The Syrian civil war has gone on for upwards of seven years now.…
Rivers, dams and war: part 2
By Ethan Carlsson The Syrian civil war has gone on for upwards of seven years now.…
Rivers, dams and war: part 1
By Ethan Carlsson The Syrian civil war has gone on for upwards of seven years now.…
Rwanda – 25 years later
By Samantha Goldberg On April 6, 1994 a plane carrying Hutu President Juvenal Habyarimana was shot…
The surreal in Ukrainian politics
By Nick Nguyen Like populism in the West, but much more extreme, Ukraine’s politics today is…