
Harsher punishments for young criminal offenders in Nordic countries: A debate
By Sara Lehtiniemi
Several Nordic countries want to impose harsher consequences on young criminal offenders. The emergence of this “punitive turn” in the

By Sara Lehtiniemi
Several Nordic countries want to impose harsher consequences on young criminal offenders. The emergence of this “punitive turn” in the

By: Konstantinos Anagnostakis
The Strait of Hormuz is currently at the centre of a rapidly escalating geopolitical crisis with global economic and strategic

By: Sam Soetenhorst
With an increasingly more hostile and dangerous world, it is clear that Europe needs to up its military game. As

By: Alexander MacDonald and Francesco Milner Wall in the Sky
Thirty-five years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, Europe is building another

By: Franc Kravos
“A war from within,” says US President Trump in reference to unwavering unrest in major Democratic strongholds at a gathering

By: Ebba Lewenhaupt
“Our Union was built on the promise of peace, but today, peace can only be guarded by strength. This is

By: Jonathan Verkuil
Quantum computing is a topic many are aware of but that is often misunderstood. This article will unravel the importance

By: Franc Kravos
Charlie Kirk, a famous far-right activist, was tragically shot dead on 10 September. His violent death has sparked outrage across

By: Michael Meyer
History sometimes appears like an endless series of bad jokes. There is a popular expression to describe the phenomenon that

By: Finn Boutkan Shipyards, ammunition plants, and tank factories are operating at full capacity worldwide, reflecting a shifting world order with an increased state