Our Authors

Erik Langström is a veteran journalist and political analyst with over 15 years of experience covering Swedish and Nordic politics. Based in Stockholm, Erik holds a Master's degree in Political Science from Uppsala University and has contributed to several leading European publications. His work focuses on domestic policy, regional security, political reform, and Sweden's evolving role within the European Union. Known for his impartial reporting and in-depth interviews with policymakers, Erik brings clarity and historical context to complex issues. When not writing, he lectures on comparative governance and frequently appears as a guest analyst on international news panels.

Chloe Arvidsson is a British-born writer and editor who has lived in Sweden for over a decade. She brings a unique perspective on Swedish life—observing its quirks, values, and contradictions through the lens of an expat. Chloe earned her degree in Cultural Anthropology from the University of Edinburgh and has previously worked in media and education across Europe. She covers topics ranging from fika culture and seasonal holidays to sustainability trends and social norms. Her columns help international readers understand how Swedes live, think, and celebrate. Chloe's writing combines personal storytelling with journalistic integrity, making her one of the most engaging voices on modern Scandinavian living.

Mikael Nordqvist is a technology reporter and former systems engineer with a passion for innovation and entrepreneurship. He holds a degree in Electrical Engineering from KTH Royal Institute of Technology and previously worked in the green tech sector before turning to journalism. At the intersection of science and society, Mikael reports on Sweden's most ambitious tech ventures—covering climate tech, AI, digital health, and space startups. He regularly interviews founders, engineers, and researchers, distilling complex breakthroughs into accessible insights. Mikael's stories highlight how Sweden's innovation economy is reshaping the world, often ahead of the curve.

Tess Bloom is a Canadian-born pop culture writer who chronicles the fast-moving world of Swedish entertainment. From Eurovision to viral TikTok stars, Tess keeps her finger on the pulse of what's trending across screens, stages, and social feeds. She studied Media Studies at Concordia University and began her career covering indie music festivals before expanding into television, influencer culture, and celebrity news. Tess's writing is both witty and well-researched, offering global readers an entertaining but intelligent look at Sweden's cultural exports. She also contributes feature interviews and behind-the-scenes coverage of the creative industry.

Jonas Mehmeti is a journalist and essayist whose work explores the intersections of identity, migration, and everyday life in Sweden. Born in Kosovo and raised in southern Sweden, Jonas brings an authentic voice to stories that often go underreported in mainstream media. He holds a degree in Sociology from Lund University and has contributed to cultural journals and documentary projects. Jonas is known for his compassionate storytelling, nuanced interviews, and long-form articles that spotlight the experiences of immigrants, second-generation Swedes, and marginalized communities. His goal is to deepen understanding of Sweden's multicultural reality through journalism that bridges perspectives.