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“Truth and justice should not die in silence” – Hong Kong protesters brace for full confrontation with Beijing
A year ago today, up to a million Hongkongers took to the streets – protesting China’s alleged undermining of the…
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Op-ed: The Green Party and the Future of Foreign Policy
As part of The Perspective op-ed series on all Swedish parliamentary parties, this text is a contribution by the Green…
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Op-ed: A Liberal Foreign Policy
As part of The Perspective op-ed series on all Swedish parliamentary parties, this text is a contribution by the Liberals’…
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▶︎ Where Do the Weapons Come From?
The war in Yemen is the world’s biggest humanitarian crisis. But how is the war prolonged? Where do the weapons…
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Op-ed: The Western world should stand strong together
As part of The Perspective op-ed series on all Swedish parliamentary parties, this text is a contribution by the Christian…
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Op-ed: The Left Party and the Future of Foreign Policy
As part of The Perspective op-ed series on all Swedish parliamentary parties, this text is a contribution by the Left…
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Op-ed: The Centre Party and the Future of Foreign Policy
As part of The Perspective op-ed series on all Swedish parliamentary parties, this text is a contribution by the Centre…
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Op-ed: A performance-based foreign policy
As part of The Perspective op-ed series on all Swedish parliamentary parties, this text is a contribution by the Sweden…
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Op-Ed: The Moderate Party and the future of foreign policy
This op-ed is a contribution by the Moderate Party’s Foreign Affairs spokesperson Hans Wallmark, and does not necessarily reflect the…
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Op-ed: Is the Next Great War Avoidable?
This op-ed is a contribution by the Social Democrats’ Foreign Affairs spokesperson Kenneth G Forslund, and does not necessarily reflect…
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Amid a faltering economy, Assad’s corruption crackdown divides Syria
Syria’s economy has been ravaged by civil war for the past nine years, leaving it’s economy in ruins. As the…
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Freedom of Speech
▶︎ Live Show – War Over Reality
UPF gets a yearly grant from the Folke Bernadotts Academy and in response we produce content with regards to specific…
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Private-Public Partnerships: New Perspectives on International Development
Curious about the most recent debates and discourses among development practitioners working in the public and the private sector? Tune…
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▶︎ Civil Resilience in Yemen
The war in Yemen is the world’s biggest humanitarian crisis. Since the capital Sana’a was overtaken by Houthi rebels…
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Coronavirus and Persian Literary Humanism
This article is a contribution from Mehdi Ghavideldostkohi, lecturer and Persian language instructor at Lund University’s Center for Middle Eastern…
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