En samling bokrecensioner som lyfter fram verk om svensk politik, från Fredrik Reinfeldts väljarförflyttningar och Sverigedemokraternas framväxt till högerpopulismens filosofiska rötter och arbetarrörelsens historia.
Mexico's World Cup journey ended with a loss to England, sparking mixed emotions. While fans celebrated the team's effort, the nation also reflected on its role as a co-host, with the country's president highlighting unity despite underlying social issues.
A decade after Brexit, the EU has largely moved on, focusing on new challenges and potential member states. The UK, however, remains fixated on the breakup, experiencing economic and cultural repercussions. While trade and cooperation persist, the UK's relevance and 'street cred' have diminished, leaving it as the 'ex' still consumed by the past.
Netflix's 13th Harlan Coben adaptation, 'I Will Find You,' follows David Burroughs, imprisoned for his son's murder, who learns his son might be alive. Despite a predictable plot, the series is compellingly watchable, typical of Coben's formula.
Former NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg stated in a Bloomberg interview that there are no guarantees for NATO's eternal existence, comparing the alliance to marriage, which requires continuous commitment. He believes NATO will continue in the future.
Arsenal have ended a 984-day wait to top the Premier League table without being champions, securing the title after a campaign that rewarded manager Mikel Arteta's faith and strategic innovations, including the symbolic olive tree. Despite past disappointments and a challenging April, the team demonstrated resilience and a strong mentality, bolstered by significant investment and key player performances.
Nigel Farage faces criticism for backing Stephen Clayden, a Christian church leader who preached homosexuality is an 'abomination' leading to hell, in a dispute with Colchester council over a banning order.
