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News Tag: Almedalen

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This is How to Celebrate a Democracy

On the island of Visby in Sweden, each year thousands gather to talk about the major issues humanity is facing. It’s a celebration of democracy potentially unrivaled throughout the world.

The Raoul Wallenberg Institute has a goal to put human … Continue reading » “This is How to Celebrate a Democracy”

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Back to Democracy at Almedalen

The Raoul Wallenberg Institute is participating in panel discussions at other events at the Almedalen politcal week in Visby, Gotland. Here’s a wrap up from our first full day there in Almedalen.

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