Erin Clare Brown
North Africa Editor at New Lines Magazine
Reporter. Powder skier. Russian speaker. North Africa editor @newlinesmag | #Tunisia junkie | @IWMF fellow | Ex @nytimes @WSJ. Pitch me: [email protected]
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May 26, 2024 |
newlinesmag.com | Erin Clare Brown
As part of his recent glow-up, Meta CEO and Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg released a series of whimsical photos of himself, commissioned by his wife, for his 40th birthday.
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Nov 22, 2023 |
newlinesmag.com | Erin Clare Brown
Sometime around the second week in November, there’s a shift in the WhatsApp groups I frequent for foreigners living in Tunisia. After months of trading intel on where one can find whole milk, flour or rice in a country beset by constant staple food shortages, a different kind of message starts appearing: “Anyone know if, by some miracle, there are pecans to be had anywhere in Tunis?”“I think there’s one vendor at the central market who has some in the back if you ask for them.
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Jul 27, 2023 |
newlinesmag.com | Erin Clare Brown
The baby is 4 or 5 months old — the age where they’re still a bit floppy as they balance on your hip — and wearing pink, footed pajamas. The man holding her is fighting a losing battle trying to keep a sunhat on her head as she fusses and fidgets, while three men in desert fatigues approach them, hands outstretched with bottles of water to pour on her scorched brow. “I swear to God,” one of them, a Libyan border guard, says into the camera while the baby cries, “what kind of state is this?
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I love a good history essay, and this one by @elattibasma is such a winner. During the French Indochina war, hundreds of Moroccan conscripts defected to the Viet Minh, then built their lives in Vietnam. 20 years later they went home—with families in tow. https://t.co/aXrnF8dp6x
