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I hold a PhD in Political Science and specialize in political developments across Northern Europe. My work regularly explores issues related to governance, democracy, migration, and foreign policy in the Nordic region, while I also closely follow political dynamics in the United Kingdom and the broader European Union.

I previously interned at Berliner Zeitung, contributed articles to taz and Freitag, and worked as a translator in Sweden, which deepened my engagement with Scandinavian political and cultural discourse.

In both academic and journalistic contexts, I strive to bridge detailed political analysis with accessible reporting, focusing on underreported trends and cross-border implications of national politics.

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(1 comments) SHARE More Sharing        Wednesday, September 3, 2025
Japan 1945: Was the Atomic Bomb the Real Reason for Surrender? This article disputes the myth that atomic bombings forced Japan's 1945 surrender, emphasizing the Soviet invasion of Manchuria as the decisive factor. Drawing on Japanese leaders' accounts and historian Richard Overy's analysis, it shows how the Soviet offensive crippled Japan's military and sparked panic, overshadowing the atomic strikes. It reexamines World War II's end, revealing complex reasons for Japan's capitulation.
SHARE More Sharing        Saturday, August 23, 2025
Anti-Trump Bets in Norway The article examines the use of anti-American rhetoric in Norway's election campaign, where politicians target Donald Trump to divert attention from domestic issues like inequality and the energy-transition crisis. It highlights how this tactic reflects the political elites' weakness and risks straining U.S. relations, especially given the White House's indifference to such attacks.
SHARE More Sharing        Monday, August 18, 2025
Britain's Energy Footprint in the Caspian: Profit Over Ecology The story continues as experts voice concern over British energy giants in the Caspian, accusing them of driving ecological degradation while hiding behind promises of sustainability.
SHARE More Sharing        Thursday, August 7, 2025
Britain's Dark Shadow over the Caspian Sea As Britain deepens its energy stake in the Caspian region, environmental destruction follows in its wake. BP profits rise, while local ecosystems collapse in silence.

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