Must-reads 17 – 23 maart
Voor de laatste keer de must-reads op zaterdag in deze vorm. Vanaf volgende week wordt deze rubriek helemaal vernieuwd en nog actueler!
Must-reads 3 – 9 maart
The Guardian: Revealed: Pentagon’s link to Iraqi torture centres Forbes: Prince Alwaleed And The Curious Case Of Kingdom Holding Stock Radio Netherlands Worldwide: Ivorians Not Buying Into Government Youth Fund The New York Review Of Books: When The Jihad Came To Mali BBC World: Kenya Election: ‘Tech Hub’ Hopes Take Polling Day Blow New York…
Must-reads 24 februari – 2 maart
Archaeosoup: “These are not the ruins you’re looking for!” The archaeology of a galaxy far, far away? Outside: Sun Myung Moon’s Lost Eco-Utopia Design Observer: Head of the Dragon: The Rise of New Shanghai The Atlantic: Mali Conflict Enters New Phase The Independent: To make freelancing safer, young foreign journalists need more support and less…
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…
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…
Must-reads 3 – 9 februari
The Atlantic: Why Americans Hate the Media National Geographic: New Old Libya – For decades Libyans lived under a dictator who twisted their past. Now they must imagine their future Foreign Policy: Westward Ho! As America pivots east, China marches in the other direction Foreign Affairs: Sizzling South Sudan – Why Oil Is Not the…
Must-reads 27 januari – 2 februari
Rolling Stone: How the country’s biggest gun-rights group thwarts regulation and helps put military-grade weapons in the hands of killers The Lede: Vacation on Syria’s Front Lines Goes Wrong for Russian Judge The Star: Aarushi Talwar murder – Inside story of India’s most controversial trial British Journal of Photography: Ones to Watch – Jérôme Sessini…
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,…
Must-reads 28 oktober – 3 november
The Global Mail: Syria’s Civil War Spills Over in Sydney RFI: Rape doctor Denis Mukwege wants to return to DRC despite murder attempt The Caravan: The Departed -The return home of Kashmir’s disillusioned militants BBC: Mali crisis focus for Clinton’s Algeria visit Hopscotch on the greenline: Bomaanslag verdeelt Libanese christenen Danger Room: The Kremlin’s New…
Dit moet je gelezen of gezien hebben de afgelopen week
GQ: Welcome to Camp Idontwantobama! Tammy Faye and I kibitz for a few minutes by the coolers. She tells me she’s from nearby Hershey, home of a pair of Hershey factories, land of chocolate-perfumed air. She loves volunteering because she loves kids, and as if to illustrate her point, she tells me about one of…