Digital privacy, often underrated as a freedom, is in an internet-defined age a vital part of our democracy. Chat Control would kill it.
Jan Eliasson discusses current global challenges, 80 years of the United Nations, and a life in diplomacy.
After multiple break-ups, the Nordic countries have made up. Maybe, in order to make up, we had to break up.
Syria's new government states that they’re pushing for inclusion after Assad's downfall; will these promises be fulfilled, or will they echo as empty words?
The gleaming glass towers of Apple and Google stand in stark contrast to the tents lining the streets of Dublin.
While it is unlikely that AI will destroy the world, the uncritical embrace of it can have unwanted outcomes for humans’ most important skills.
Digital privacy, often underrated as a freedom, is in an internet-defined age a vital part of our democracy. Chat Control would kill it.
Politicians oft point to the supposed 'lessons of history' to show why 'appeasement' fails. But that narrative erases diplomacy, and how effective it can be.
Eurovision, far from being a benign celebration of continental kitsch, offers a unique arena for soft power to thrive.
The United States and Human Rights have a long and complicated history.
In conversation with Helena Reitberger, Sweden’s Representative in Taiwan, we explore Sweden’s engagement—from green tech and AI, to Pride and academic exchange.
Elon Musk – världens rikaste man – stöttade Trump och fick enorm politisk makt i gengäld. Men vad vill han göra med den?
"The latest wars are damaging beyond anything we have seen before. But life goes on."
Think globally, innovate locally? Uttryck Magazine visits Uppsala Innovation Day.
Digital privacy, often underrated as a freedom, is in an internet-defined age a vital part of our democracy. Chat Control would kill it.
Politicians oft point to the supposed 'lessons of history' to show why 'appeasement' fails. But that narrative erases diplomacy, and how effective it can be.
Eurovision, far from being a benign celebration of continental kitsch, offers a unique arena for soft power to thrive.
An increasing number of young men are choosing not to vote in elections and are becoming more sceptical about politicians' ability to solve societal problems.
“Amanda, no politics”, she says with a stiff little laugh, but I can hear the anxiety hidden in her voice.
The United States and Human Rights have a long and complicated history.
"Life, o love, have you doomed me so?" Constantinople lay covered in woe.
Pierre Poilievre, leader of Canada’s Conservative Party, is seemingly taking a lot of inspiration from the MAGA movement.
After multiple break-ups, the Nordic countries have made up. Maybe, in order to make up, we had to break up.