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Do you want to get involved in an association? Are you curious about foreign affairs? Then UF might be perfect for you! Since 1948 the

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UF Uppsala wants you for the board!

Have you considered becoming more active in the student life of Uppsala? Do you want to meet great people and contribute to one of the

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May 5 – Apply for the Board of 2019/2020

It is time to apply to become a Board Member of the Uppsala Association of Foreign Affairs! To apply, send an e-mail to val@ufuppsala.se where

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March 22 – UF Friday Fika!

Do you want to get active in UF but don’t know how? Have you been thinking about an international issue and really need to discuss

15 February – Pub Crawl in the Name of Love!

UF + AMNESTY = LOVE Welcome to a pub crawl in the name of love!! UF and Amnesty student group in Uppsala want you to

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Africa’s Copperbelt finds itself in the cross ha

Africa’s Copperbelt finds itself in the cross hairs of geopolitical competition. At the heart of
has been the global transition to a green and digitised economy and the emergence of China
as a significant player. The unique concentration of global cobalt reserves in the region
covering the Democratic Republic of Congo, and Zambia’s Copperbelt’s (Burgess 2010) is
increasingly seen as a risk for supply and ethical sourcing for those industries reliant on the
mineral. It is this, plus the heightened trade competition between the United States of
America and China whose technology industries dominate that is lending a geopolitical slant to cobalt. This talk presents on these dynamics from an Africa regional and continental perspective, and on the potential implications of this for a just green transition.

As we are following the current restrictions and recommendations given by the Swedish government and FHM, the maximum amount of participators of this lecture will be 50 people.

Climate change and its consequences are existentia

Climate change and its consequences are existential threats to Europe and the world. Annika Wäppling Korzinek will speak about the European Green Deal and its challenges, and about the EU’s drive to see Europe becoming the first climate neutral continent by 2050.

Annika Wäppling Korzinek is Deputy Head of the European Commission Representation in Sweden. Since 2004, she has worked in EU constitutions, focusing on environmental policy, climate change, and sustainable development. She has a degree in Political Science from Uppsala University, and a Master in Environmental Management from London School of Economics.

Shamoon Hans with his father Mansha Masih, friend

Shamoon Hans with his father Mansha Masih, friend David Fahlgren and friend Arslan Masih have made a video for our radio program about child labor. We will talk more about the video at 11 am. Tune in!⭐️ #musikhjälpen2021

The week of Musikhjälpen is officially started! O

The week of Musikhjälpen is officially started! Only 2 days until we live send our own radio show for 24 hours complete with competitions, lots of live music and interviews about this year's theme: Child Labour. We'll be hanging out and sharing in the christmas spirit in the studio in Ekonomikum non-stop between friday 21.00 - saturday 21.00, hoping you'll join and help us raise money to help children all over the world. Don't miss the full schedule with all the details about the artists who are coming, the Pepparkakshustävling and when the winners of the lotteries are decided!! 6 of our beloved Nations have donated tickets to the spring's best events, make sure to get your favorite✨Bilden ritad av✏️ Hadi Qasemi

Nuclear weapons are one of the greatest threats fa

Nuclear weapons are one of the greatest threats facing humanity. In 2021, the first multilateral agreement to comprehensively prohibit nuclear weapons, the TPNW, entered into force. This lecture with Malin Nilsson will discuss this recent development in international law, its implications for global security, the role of civil society, and Sweden’s decision not to sign the treaty.

Lina Hjärtström is the policy and advocacy director and former president of WILPF Sweden, a feminist peace organization working for global disarmament, conflict prevention and women’s participation. Due to COVID-19 regulations, a maximum of 100 people will be allowed in the lecture room.

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UF Uppsala x Kontakt Utskottet UPS

Migrants trapped on the border between Belarus and Poland. A military escalation between Russia and Ukraine. Diplomatic and political conflicts between Russia and the West. Thirty years after the fall of the Soviet Union, new conflicts in Eastern Europe are emerging. What is going on? Why is the crisis emerging now?

Martin Kragh, deputy director of the Stockholm Centre for Eastern European Studies at the Swedish Institute of International Affairs and associate professor at the Institute of Russian and Eurasian Studies at Uppsala University.

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Since its foundation in 1948, UF Uppsala has been working to encourage debate on foreign politics and international affairs. We do this by arranging weekly lectures throughout the academic year.

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