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Reported analysis and podcast episodes on international affairs, with a focus on the United Nations, diplomacy and global crises. Recent issues cover the race for UN Secretary-General and the end of the UN peacekeeping mission in Lebanon.
A long-form essay series by an international affairs writer offering accessible analysis of geopolitics, including speculative retrospectives and commentary on current events such as Russia's war in Ukraine and US foreign policy. Readers get pointed, experience-based takes on why experts misjudge events and how diplomacy works.
A weekly podcast newsletter offering irreverent commentary on politics and the news cycle, with guest interviews and long-form written dispatches. Readers get episode notes, member-only show previews, and opinionated essays on current events.
A weekly Italian newsletter from the magazine MicroMega that curates in-depth articles on politics, philosophy and current affairs, including pieces from the magazine's archive. It also promotes subscriber events and issues of the magazine.
Public Sphere is a news and commentary newsletter by Luke that analyses US politics, Russia, Ukraine and Europe, often through video interviews and long-form critiques of Trump administration policy. Readers get a critical, opinionated take on current events with links to related podcasts and transcripts.
Public is a subscriber-funded newsletter led by Michael Shellenberger that publishes investigations, commentary and interviews on politics, free speech and censorship. Recent issues cover the French riots and Australia's proposed online censorship bill from a strongly right-leaning, opinionated perspective.
A Swedish-language newsletter of personal essays arguing for individual and structural accountability beyond party politics and ideological labels. It reflects on polarisation, the erosion of international law, and who profits from crisis and from harm to the public.
A daily morning news email that gives a quick rundown of the day's top political and world stories, with a left-leaning slant and occasional science and culture items. Readers get short takes on major headlines plus sponsored notes and paid-tier teasers.
Essays and book commentaries by a retired Melbourne resident on international affairs, the Israel-Gaza conflict, and economics. Writing is reflective and personal, drawing on books and newspaper columns the author has read.
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