Signe M. Andersson

Signe Andersson is studying for a master's degree in political science at Lund University, where she also holds a bachelor's degree in development studies. In the fall of 2025, she will do an internship in security and foreign policy in Brussels and is a FUF correspondent in the FUF editorial office.

Below are all articles written by Signe M. Andersson.

UN chief: Protracted war and global crises are pressuring support for Ukraine

When Bernadette Castel-Hollingsworth, UNHCR's representative in Ukraine, visited Stockholm in March, she met with the FUF editorial team and spoke about the growing humanitarian needs in Ukraine. Images: Mehreen Hayat/Utvecklingsmagasinet and Нікіта Лізейкін Pexels/Canva

Of: Meklit Teklu and Signe M. Andersson

Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine is now in its fifth year. After a 2025 prowned by intintensified attacks and a harsh winter, the country is now also facing reduced international assistance. At the same timet makes UNHCR's work on the ground more difficult through an increasingly lack of respect for international law, UNHCR's representative in Ukraine, Bernadette Castel-Hollingsworth, tells Utvecklingsmagasinet. 

April 16, 2026, Interview

Trump's peace plan for Gaza leaves refugees out

90 percent of the buildings in Gaza are destroyed or damaged. Even those Gazans who are inside Gaza can be expected to live in camps for an extended period of time. Image: Hosny Sala/ Pixabay

Of: Signe M. Andersson

President Donald Trump's peace plan for Gaza is being praised by the outside world, but the perspective and rights of refugees are conspicuous by their absence. That the same president who talks about peace for Gaza describes people on the run as "an attack on Western countries and their borders" rings hollow for Palestinians hoping to return home, writes FUF's Brussels correspondent Signe M. Andersson.

October 21, 2025, Analysis, FUF-correspondents