Jeff Rich's Burning Archive offers long-form essays on world history and current crises, including reflections on French overseas protests and forgotten colonisations within Europe. Readers also get interviews, slow readings of world literature, and occasional commentary on Australia's place in the world.
Website: https://jeffrich.substack.com
A serialized, global narrative history of humankind covering regions from Europe and Asia to the Americas, Sub-Saharan Africa and Oceania, with essays on specific episodes and institutions. Paying subscribers get a monthly reader Q&A and e-book compilations of earlier installments.
A world history teaching newsletter that explores early modern global history, currently a series on the First Global Economy, through primary sources, scholarship and classroom resources. Readers get historical context, personal site visit reflections and suggestions for adapting materials to lessons.
Forgotten Footprints is a history newsletter covering lesser-known ancient and medieval civilizations, from the Ice Age through the Mongol Empire. Recent issues explore the Bronze Age collapse and the 'Dark Ages' debate, plus a true story of a Portuguese soldier from the First World War.
A pan-European geopolitics newsletter with a strongly anti-Western, anti-Zionist editorial stance, covering elections in Brazil and Serbia, China's global role through a Schmittian lens, and German militarism. Readers get openly partisan commentary framed as sovereignty and multipolarity analysis rather than neutral reporting.
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