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Linnéuniversitetet

16 Nov

Busch hopes S-bet will be the election winner

KD leader Ebba Busch sees great opportunities to attract centrist voters in the next election. They are looking for someone who is stable and gets things done, she says.

Swedish politics

28 Oct

Ceasefire Between Israel and Hamas Remains Intact Despite Tensions

Israel carries out attacks in Gaza on Tuesday evening, after allegations that Hamas is supposed to have opened fire on Israeli soldiers. But neither Hamas nor Israel claims that the ceasefire is broken. The ceasefire is hanging on, says Middle East expert Anders Persson.

Conflicts

Top news19 Oct

Israeli Attacks on Gaza Strain Fragile Ceasefire

Israel has initiated a new series of attacks on Gaza since accusing Hamas of grenade fire, despite the ceasefire prevailing. But the fragile ceasefire still seems to be holding, despite accusations from both sides of breaches of the concluded agreement. This is a possible picture of the future in Gaza, where this type of attack from both sides will occur, says Middle East expert Anders Persson.

Conflicts

Top news14 Oct

Ceasefire Holds Amid Uncertainty Over Next Steps in Israel-Palestine Conflict

A prisoner and hostage exchange was carried out on Monday, and so far the ceasefire seems to be holding. It has started well, but the continuation is unclear, says Middle East expert Anders Persson. Even in the best scenario, there are no political long-term solutions to the Israel-Palestine conflict.

Conflicts

Top news9 Oct

Israel and Hamas Agree to First Phase of US Peace Plan in Gaza

The war in Gaza has never been as close to ending as now, after Israel and Hamas agreed to the first phase of the US peace plan in Gaza, according to Middle East expert Anders Persson.

Conflicts

6 Oct

Hostage Negotiations Between Hamas and Israel Face Complex Challenges

The chances of a ceasefire are described as greater than in a long time when hostage talks between Hamas and Israel now begin in Egypt. Pressure from both Arab states and Western countries gives momentum. It has not been such a large turnout around such an initiative before. But there is much left to solve, says Middle East expert Isabell Schierenbeck.

Conflicts

1 Oct

Investigation: Nearly Half of Pitbull Owners Convicted of Crimes

Almost half of the owners of pitbullterrier dogs have been prosecuted for crimes, according to SVT's Uppdrag Granskning.

Crime

30 Sept

How Israel Plans to Block Greta Thunberg's Flotilla to Gaza

The message from Israel has been clear: Greta Thunberg's fleet will not be allowed to reach Gaza. But how will they act to prevent the boats from making it to the strip? Middle East expert Anders Persson discusses possible scenarios.

Conflicts