Position Paper #1 - International News

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As controversial as they are, I cannot say I don't love eating up all the drama. One thing Aftonbladet nails is making every story feel like the most important news of the day. They never fail to make their readers excited and interested, which is probably why they have been so successful for so long. Not that I agree with everything they say, I still do expect to see them continue to grow. 


This is all I could find left for the paper on Aftonbladet :((

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