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Must-reads 17 – 23 februari
The Global Mail: It’s 2013, And They’re Burning ‘Witches’ Roads & Kingdoms: Pakistan’s Patty Kings The Economist: The country formerly known as Syria FT: Death in Singapore National Geographic: Return to River Town The Atlantic: A Ground-Level View of the U.S.’s Drone Campaign Foreign Affairs: Does France Have an Exit Strategy in Mali? Playboy: The Cold Arab Spring The Washington Post: Pope Benedict XVI’s leaked documents show fractured Vatican full of rivalries New Yorker: L’Étranger – Gérard Depardieu and France…
Must-reads 10 – 16 februari
Bloomberg: A Chinese Hacker’s Identity Unmasked CIR: The Shooter – the man who shot Bin Laden (‘is screwed’) New Republic: Original Sin – Why the GOP is and will continue to be the party of white people London Review of Books: How to Start a Battalion (in Five Easy Lessons) – Ghaith Abdul-Ahad reports from Syria Foreign Policy: White Smoke – An insider’s guide to choosing the new pope Foreign Affairs: Pyongyang’s Nuclear Logic – Sometimes a Test is Just…
Must-reads 13 – 19 januari
Foreign Policy: Mutiny in Kabul – An exclusive report on the troubled security team at America’s most important embassy Longform: The Great Escape – the declassified story behind Argo Buzzfeed: Meet The Hero Of The Marriage Equality Movement The New York Times: Morsi’s Slurs Against Jews Stir Concern Global Times: Foreign heroin mule detained The Guardian: And the winner is … Islamophobia Guernica: The Longest Hunger Strike The Economist: Boomtown slum – A day in the economic life of Africa’s…
Must-reads 30 december – 5 januari
LA Times: In Unfamiliar Waters – Two Californians, Two Indonesians Received a Heroes’ Welcome After 21 Days Adrift – Then the Cheering Stopped The New York Times: Journalists Confront China Censors Over Editorial IPS: Uganda’s “Kill the Gays” Bill Spreads Fear Foreign Affairs: New Year, New Italy? – Rome After Monti The New Yorker: Tweets from Gulnara: the Dictator’s Daughter Africa is a Country: 2012′s SMH (also known as “Africa is a Country”) Moments The Guardian: In the Middle East,…
Must-reads 16 – 22 december
GQ: The Doctor, the CIA, and the Blood of Bin Laden TIME: 2012 Person of the Year: Barack Obama, the President The New York Times: Rubble and Despair of War Redefine Syria Jewel Al Jazeera: Blackface for the holidays – Dutch deny racism in ‘Zwarte Piet’ holiday tradition Harper’s Magazine: Straight Man’s Burden – The American roots of Uganda’s anti-gay persecutions Mother Jones: 151 Victims of Mass Shootings in 2012: Here Are Their Stories BBC: High Court blocks US drone…
Must-reads 3 – 8 december
Time: The Confessions of a Sniper: A Rebel Gunman in Aleppo and His Conscience Foreign policy: Mubarak with a Beard? The Global Mail: The Smartest Girls In The Room The Interdependent: Zaatari Refugee Camp Waits for Winter Gawker: Attention Men – If You Attack a Woman In Tahrir Square, You Might Get Your Ass Kicked, Finally Mother Jones: The Last Days of a Rebel-Held Hospital in Syria CJR: The rush to handicap 2016 – let’s not “Dr. Politics” advice—avoid horse-race…
Must-reads 25 november – 2 december
Foreign Policy: China’s Copycat Cities Tablet: Panic in Jerusalem TNR: The Ecstasy and Agonies of a Permanent Democratic Majority Ahram Online: The battle for the ‘martyr’ of Damanhour New York Magazine: The Truce On Drugs Roads & Kingdoms: Of Men, Okapi & Rebels VICE: On the lam in Lebanon Doha News: Qatari poet Mohammad Al-Ajami sentenced to life in prison Mother Jones: Reining in the Drone War The Washington Post: Afghan women caught between modernity, tradition ABC: Life and death…
Must-reads 11 – 17 november
CJR: The media’s woman blaming Foreign Affairs: Israel’s Gamble in Gaza VICE: We Just Spoke To People in Israel and Palestine about the Gaza Crisis Wired: How I Was Drawn Into The Cult Of David Petraeus The Morning News: North Korea Won’t Be Liberated in a Day The New Republic: Goodbye to the Hu Jintao Era Foreign Policy: Xi’s Got Issues Buzzfeed: A Mormon Reporter On The Romney Bus New York Review of Books: Mexico: Risking Life for Truth Vanity…
Must-reads 4 – 10 november
The New York Times: Harassers of Women in Cairo Now Face Wrath of Vigilantes Foreign Policy: Kafka in Beijing National Geopgraphic: Cuba’s New Now The Long Good read: Come inside: the world’s biggest sperm bank The New York Times: Missteps by Rebels Erode Their Support Among Syrians Business Insider: Fox News Is Killing The Republican Party The New York Review of Books: Freedom & Diversity: A Liberal Pentagram for Living Together Collectors Weekly: War on Women, Waged in Postcards: Memes…
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