Sweden, 2047. Elle, a researcher, speaks out against a mining project due to the appearance of a new fungus species.

Dive into the depths of the sea and discover the captivating tale of Буря and هاله as they dance through the storm waves.

Discover the medicinal and cultural uses of thyme, and learn how to bake a delicious lemon and thyme cake.

And the flame answered her call. Leaves burst into dust and ashes.

Why has Bridgerton gained popularity over the past four years? What has escapism to do with it?

Merle interviews Malmö-based artist Ino Ati and reflects on his recent exhibition in Malmö.

Thousands protested peacefully against Israel's participation in the ESC and for a ceasefire in Gaza.

"At first glance, it seemed as if everything was as it had always had been and as it always would be."—A story of climate change.

Kolya makes a strange discovery in this part of our story series titled "Matryoshka of the Sea".

Almost five decades after the Golden Record was sent into space, children in Malmö drafted their own messages from humankind.

"Listen!" he whispered and paused. He traced the the sunflowers that were growing on the canvas. But there was nothing to listen to.

"They hung suspended in darkness. Palm touching palm, skin against bone." - The final part of Refractions.

"cursed the self in the mirror for not opening the windows wide at dawn to hear the songbirds singing"

"In the evenings, the mist would rise. Children cried and even dogs trembled and howled in their sleep. People died, deprived of sleep."

An analysis of the opening statements of South Africa and Israel in front of the International Court of Justice.

The crew of Burya 4 boards the submarine where something strange lurks in the shadows.

Today, the sea scares me. I fear the dark in its depth call to me.

In this episode of Dextercast, Carlos Perez Baez and Luca Berardi share their experiences with and hopes for Climate Action Week.

With his hands he traced the familiar shapes. Only a layer of paint more, only a shade brighter than the wall, they were barely noticeable.

Approximately 2,000 people gathered in Malmö on November 12 in support of Palestine. A photo story.