The triumph of “What’s in it for us?” immigration policy
Members-only
"Let them pick fruit" is not a slip up. It's a philosophy.
Belarus "weaponises" migrants, longtermism is BS and why we’re running out of translators | Borderline Brief #3
Members-only
A weekly curation for global citizens. This week: Germany, Afghanistan, United States, Australia, Barbados, Belarus, Poland, European Union, the New York Times, Netflix, veterans and translators.
Netflix vs Orthodox Jews, travel for the unvaxxed and deadbeat dads in blue helmets | Borderline Brief #2
Members-only
A weekly curation for global citizens. This week: Cambodia, UN peacekeepers, Haredi Jews, Black Britons, US immigration, Afghan refugees, Facebook, Covid, climate, Antarctica, France, Mexico, Russia, China and Isaac Asimov’s Foundation.
Empire, Churchill and killing monarchs: footnotes on my conversation on (not quite) everything with Jonn Elledge
Members-only
I can't possibly summarise the latest episode but I can add plenty of footnotes.
Squid Game, Afghan refugees and the UK's new nationality bill | Borderline Brief #1
Members-only
A weekly curation of news for global citizens: immigration, free movement, globalisation and more.
The US reopens to foreign visitors* (*terms and conditions apply) | Borderline #20
Members-only
I've lived through freedom fries and Brexit. But it's a first when a feud embroils 83% of the flags in my Twitter bio.
Xinjiang, a most perfect dystopia | Borderline #19
Members-only
“It is the world's most sophisticated surveillance state.”
Who are the real nomads? | Borderline (redux) #18
Members-only
Welcome to season 4 of the podcast and a revamped newsletter.
Build better newsrooms
Get The Lede, a newsletter about management and culture in the news industry.