born 1942, lives in Helsinki, Finland. He has studied social sciences and since 1966 has worked as a journalist. He is editor of the Swedish language weekly Ny Tid, often writing about the developments in Eastern and Central Europe. He has publications about working life and ex-Yugoslavia.
There is a light in the darkness of Belarus. A Belarusian university in exile provides future generations with internationally approved degrees and the ability to think independently. After visiting EHU I am convinced that this university constitute the best hope for the future of Belarus, writes Peter Lodenius.
Andrei Pavlishin, editor at the Ukrainian newspaper Lvivska Gazeta, describes how the tax police tries to get to the Ukrainan media.
Amid the questions for a European identity and whose Europe it is after all emerge reflections, doubts and some hopes for the future of the project of our continent � can there be a united Europe? How? And last, not least, what have the last ten years meant for Europe, have they contributed to its unification or its division?
