Rasmus Nilsson – författare

Två språk. Ett äventyr. Följ med Grönsakshjältarna i detta färgglada äventyr, både på Engelska och Svenska. Boken handlar om Grönsakshjältarna som beskyddar växter och blommor i Grönsakslandet, med lite samarbete och en nypa superkrafter. Perfekt för den tvåspråkiga familjen eller det nyfikna barnet som vill lära sig mer om språk. Two languages. One adventure. Follow the Vegetable Heroes in this colourful adventure, both in English and Swedish. The book is about The Vegetable Heroes who protect plants and flowers in the Vegetable Garden, with a little teamwork and a dash of superpowers. Perfect for the bilingual family or the curious kid how wants to learn more about languages

This book challenges widespread academic and media claims that Russia and Belarus are unwavering allies or that Russia has unquestioned control over Belarus. Instead, Belarus plays at least four different roles within Russian foreign policy. First, Belarus is sometimes a conduit for Russian power projection towards Western enemies. Second, Belarus is sometimes a supporter in Russian attempts to centralize the post-Soviet space around itself. Third, Belarus is sometimes itself an object of Russian economic ambition or even greed. Fourth, however, Belarus also presents a source of danger and vulnerability to Russian physical and, perhaps more importantly, ontological security. Many scholars have pointed out the historical and contemporary importance of Ukraine for Russian self-understanding and external projection. Belarus, too, has such importance. Whether it be as a millennium-old „grey zone“ between Russia and what it saw as its ideological and military enemies, or whether it be as the place where the „most perfect“ Soviet republic was created, the Belarusian lands today present themselves to Russia simultaneously as open to the passage of alien subversive influences and as a place claiming to be the real heir to Soviet victory and to Slavic purity – both mantles otherwise claimed by Russia.

In the year of 1904, the Russo-Japanese war is raging and the stage of its first major land battle is the Yalu River. This river makes up the border between the Korean Peninsula and the Manchuria region. Will the attacking Japanese Empire stand victorious, full of confidence and momentum? Or will the giant that is the Russian Federation be able to hold its ground while the Trans-Siberian Railway is being built? These two nations are about to go head to head in a battle of wits, strategically ordering their soldiers around the merciless battlefield. Choose your soldiers wisely and fight for your country!