The Sweden that welcomed me as a Bosnian refugee in 1993 is no longer. I wish it would come back.
The Sweden that welcomed me as a Bosnian refugee in 1993 is no longer. I wish it would come back.
Professor at Stockholm University.
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We should have come out of the holiday season in Sweden jolly, rested and ready for a happy new year. But we didn’t. We should have finished the previous year with a sense of love and togetherness. But we didn’t. Everything bad has reached new levels and may well go even further.
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