This week’s episode of Novus Sanity Check features Jan Eliasson, former Sweden’s Minister for Foreign Affairs, and Deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations. The discussion covers the upcoming U.S. election and the importance of impartial news reporting and highlight the significance of creating space for dialogue between people with different political views in order to […]

Faye Diamond, with a long background in American politics, joins this week’s episode in a discussion about the U.S. election from a democratic perspective. Throughout her career, Faye Diamond has worked in both strategic communication and political consulting, including at the European Association of Political Consultants (EAPC). Her experience ranges from managing national campaigns to […]

Matt Klink returns as a guest in this special episode in light of the assassination attempt on Trump and Biden’s withdrawal as a candidate. The conversation also covers Kamala Harris, who appears to be Trump’s opponent, and the role of the media in the election and what motivates Americans to vote. Matt Klink and Torbjörn […]

Opinion polls Some organizations have a need to be relevant in the social debate so their issues get more space in the media or understanding among decision makers. An excellent way to focus on the organization’s issues is to conduct a survey. But it’s not that simple to just send out questions and hope for […]

In this episode thoughts and insights from different continents are shared. What differences exist between Sweden and Iraq when it comes to the possibility of conducting surveys, what cultural differences are there and how does society view answering surveys? Munqith Dagher and Torbjörn Sjöström also discuss cultural differences between Islam and Christian culture, how it […]