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RT @rickyalberto62: I began reading @newlinesmag to learn about strongmen and troubles in poor countries Now I read to learn about a stron…

RT @CuriousGeoffrey: These are the kind of stories I like reading. You never hear these kind of stories in the mainstream press. Fascinati…

RT @Charleskins: Last year it was June 18. This year's came 10 days earlier. Ojude Oba, with all its splurge and pride of kinship, captures…

The tiny island of Annobon in the Atlantic ruled itself for almost two centuries. Now, it is trying to extract itself from the dictatorship in Equatorial Guinea, writes @balvarezvillar for @newlinesmag. https://t.co/6QVQlsBVaq

Tis the season for this great Eid read about how "The Message" almost failed to get made and the long shadow it has cast on Libyan filmmaking. A @newlinesmag classic. https://t.co/6CIGg8ikzz

RT @AndreiPopoviciu: For @newlinesmag I wrote about a growing use of political bans to protect democracies and whether they might actually…

RT @newlinesmag: NEW: As extremist parties edge closer to power across Europe, states mull bans and disqualifications. Yet such measures ri…

A super fun read about the creative lengths young magicians are going to in Nigeria to hone their craft and perform it for a public that is often reaaaaaaal sketched out by a card trick. https://t.co/yZKsRLUCje

a proud day @newlinesmag: This excellent piece by @mg_galvin on Denmark's "Ghetto Laws" around childcare just won a European Press Prize. It is a fascinating and thought provoking read about migration, integration, and education in the nordic state. https://t.co/Uuu7k7a171

If you've ever seen an influencer in a far-flung place and thought "How did this end up in my feed?" this story is for you. A great look at the reemergence of the victorian urge to collect things, and the algorithms making it a market. https://t.co/l4iP69mBF3

RT @RashaElass: As a fragile ceasefire deal between Congo’s government and the M23 rebel movement marks its second week, @LMarshinjourno re…

RT @newlinesmag: NEW: The portrayal of Russia as a perennial foe of Western imperialism has become a cornerstone of the Kremlin’s diplomacy…

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

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Antarctica doesn’t have a government or a fixed population, but what legal rights should it have on the world stage? A look at the Rights of Nature movement by @jeffreybarbee for @newlinesmag. https://t.co/CISzDcefrL

Londoners: If you haven't caught a @newlinesmag event yet, do it tonight. You'll get to see just how charming and delightful my colleagues are — even if the topic is about our AI overlords!

Faisal Al Yafai @FaisalAlYafai

When we planned our event tonight about AI and deepfakes, I didn't expect that 'the @newlinesmag team posting deepfakes of me' would be part of the conversation. But here we are. Join us @frontlineclub @VickiTurk @oliviasolon @lsmwilson https://t.co/riFuKEt3Uz https://t.co/zo69hz3UlB

Need a distraction from the economic free fall? Look no further than this delightful read about the exploding popularity of bodybuilding and powerlifting in Burkina Faso. https://t.co/8krdqHKxj8