The Nordic Council: The EU of the North
Pretty much everyone is familiar with the European Union. If you live in Europe, chances are a lot of your politicians talk about it every […]
Articles by Miles Bailey-Brændgaard
The Airbnb Effect
Over the last two decades, companies like Airbnb have become incredibly popular. Popping up in cities all over the globe, from Los Angeles to Edinburgh […]
The Disappearing Villages Problem
Rural areas in countries around the globe have been facing the ever-frightening prospect of depopulation and this fear has only grown more intense as time […]
When can I get vaccinated in Jönköping?
Prepare to roll up your sleeves because young, non-at-risk peoples’ place in the vaccination queue is gradually getting closer to the front. Sweden is following […]
Cuba’s Social Media Growing Pains
Cuba is a country that has been under strict media censorship for decades and still is. Recently however with the thawing of external cold war […]
Minority languages: A Struggle for Identity
Almost every country around the world has at least one minority language, whether it be official or unofficial, that is spoken by a group numerically […]
Automatic Shopping: A Blessing or a Curse?
As technology progresses, we are finding more and more ways to simplify basic everyday tasks. With each innovation however, despite the seemingly endless benefits at […]
An (almost) Covid Free Continent
At the time of writing, Australia has only 54 active cases of Covid-19 within her borders. Along with New Zealand and a number of other […]
Are You Feeling Diasporic?
The word diaspora comes from the Greek roots of ‘across’ and ‘scatter’. With our societies becoming more and more multicultural, there is more and more […]
Voter Integrity? or Voter Suppression?
Let’s be real. The last few years in politics have been somewhat eventful. Our favourite decrepit old men in the front seats of world politics […]