Our base. The biggest port in Scandinavia, the city was built 400 years ago by foreign merchants and has ever since maintained an open approach to new ideas, people and products connecting Sweden to the world. We are proud to call Gothenburg our home and we want to maintain the tradition of it being a place where new journalistic ideas and stories arrive to then continue their journey into the rest of Scandinavia.

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The rest of Europe is oftened referred to Sweden as ‘kontinenten’ - the continet in a similar way to how the UK does. Though big Scandinavian media houses all have correspondents in Europe it is often Brussles based and areas in southern or eastern Europe are both more distant geographically and less covered in the media.

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Africa is the world's second largest and second-most populous continent. Despite it being very close to us geographically we rarely have space for it in our news coverage. When we do it is often to talk about natural or social disasters, wars, famine and emergencies. These are important topics to cover and not enough spotlight has been put there but there is also lots more such as music, innovation, progress that struggles even more to make the headlines over here.

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