Karina’s article exposes sexual violence as a systemic issue sustained by patriarchal power, state institutions, and cultural norms rather than isolated acts, underscoring the urgent need for structural change.

The piece explores how the Stockholm School of Economics mirrors the global debate over diversity, equity, and inclusion. While progress has been made, persistent gaps suggest its efforts may be driven more by image and rankings than by structural change.

Adolescence lays bare how male loneliness, when left unexamined, can fester into entitlement, misogyny, and violence — and why society must stop mistaking bitterness for victimhood.

Cover letters are often time-consuming, largely ignored or misleading, and less relevant than concrete CV-based qualifications. Brief video interviews could serve as a more efficient alternative.