The Farmers Who Beat the EU: Fearing the rise of the far right, the EU has caved to protesting farmers and canceled environmental policies meant to reduce emissions significantly, reports Anchal Vohra in New Lines Magazine newlinesmag.com/reportage/fear…

The Battle for the Undisputed heavyweight between Tyson Fury and Usyk is on this May. For a profile on the Saudi who put the fight together read my piece for New Lines Magazine here: newlinesmag.com/spotlight/how-…

The Farmers Who Beat the EU: Fearing the rise of the far right, the EU has caved to protesting farmers and canceled environmental policies meant to reduce emissions significantly, reports Anchal Vohra. newlinesmag.com/reportage/fear…

New story alert New Lines Magazine! The brilliant Jane Borges writes about Bene Israel cuisine, which has roots in India’s North Konkan region and tells us how the Indian Jewish identity is a palatable marriage of both faith and community. newlinesmag.com/reportage/indi…

In my first byline across the continent for New Lines Magazine, I write about the fast-diminishing Bene Israel community, which has held on to its coastal roots through food and memory. Thank you Meher Mirza for putting me in touch with Surbhi Gupta, a most patient and sharp editor.

Fearing the rise of the far right, the EU has caved to protesting farmers and canceled environmental policies meant to reduce emissions significantly, reports Anchal Vohra for New Lines Magazine. newlinesmag.com/reportage/fear…

In the western part of India, a fast-diminishing Jewish community holds on to its coastal roots through food and memory.

India’s Bene Israel Food Creates a Fusion of Coconut and Kosher

— Jane Borges reports in New Lines Magazine newlinesmag.com/reportage/indi…

The Dirty Business of Green Energy in Congo  newlinesmag.com/reportage/the-…

China was late to children’s books, and while the market has recently exploded, lessons on how to be an ideal citizen predominate, writes @jfsteinfeld in New Lines Magazine. newlinesmag.com/reportage/chin…

Good read - Palestinian-American artist DJ Khaled has remained silent as the war in Gaza has unfolded. His story is a cautionary tale of the limits of celebrity solidarity at a time when it may no longer be needed, writes Maysa Mustafa for New Lines Magazine. newlinesmag.com/spotlight/dj-k…

China was late to children’s books, and while the market has recently exploded, lessons on how to be an ideal citizen predominate, writes @jfsteinfeld in New Lines Magazine. newlinesmag.com/reportage/chin…

In recent times, Pakistani cinema has been experimenting with horror, trying to address the complexities of living in modern-day Pakistan. Hina writes for New Lines Magazine. newlinesmag.com/spotlight/horr…

For the third year in a row, The Lede has been nominated for best political podcast at the The Publisher Podcast Awards & Summit for the episode 'The Emotional Fog of War,' with Arwa Damon & Faisal Al Yafai.
 
Listen to the award-winning episode on Apple, Spotify or YouTube: ow.ly/81un50Rcvca

Interesting argument by Sultan Alamer on how he sees Henry Kissinger 'bungled' US response to Saudi Arabia's oil embargo against the West in 1973 for supporting Israel. Alamer challenges Kissinger's 'realism' as naive politics. newlinesmag.com/argument/how-h…

Children's literature can be very political and no more so in China where a picture (book) really is worth a 1000 words.

Buckle up for a winding journey and thanks to New Lines Magazine Amie Ferris-Rotman Hassan I. Hassan for indulging my interest on China & picture books.

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Pakistani cinema has been experimenting with horror, trying to address the complexities of living in modern-day Pakistan.

Hina writes for New Lines Magazine. newlinesmag.com/spotlight/horr…

In #China , children books account for the largest and fastest-growing share of the country’s entire book marketplace.

The content focuses on morality, rather than on fun, writes @jfsteinfeld in New Lines Magazine.

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Unsurprisingly Maysa Mustafa's DJ Khaled essay is still No1 New Lines Magazine. A brilliant pairing of author and subject: both from the same Palestinian village, both in US media, both with alliterative full names. Shame only one can pronounce 'baklava'... newlinesmag.com/spotlight/dj-k…

Each year, Ramadan and Eid witness controversy over how to determine the start and end of the lunar month. A simplistic binary of religion vs. science belies the long and complex history of these “Crescent Wars,” writes Ibrahim Elhoudaiby for New Lines Magazine newlinesmag.com/argument/ramad…

Each year, Ramadan and Eid witness controversy over how to determine the start and end of the lunar month. A simplistic binary of religion vs. science belies the long and complex history of these “Crescent Wars,” writes Ibrahim Elhoudaiby for New Lines Magazine newlinesmag.com/argument/ramad…