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State of Siege

By Ahmad Ibsais

"Conflict?" No, its Apartheid. Weekly newsletter focusing on Palestine, the Middle East, and Western colonialism across the world. Storytelling to hold truth to power.

Global Delinquents

By Kit Klarenberg

The role of intelligence services in shaping politics and perceptions.

Antagolist

By Miranda Vidak

Antagolist is a publication and a persona, a space for analysis, refusal, and reclaiming reality. I examine power, culture, and the narratives shaping public consciousness. By Miranda Vidak

HR NEWS

Award Winning Journalism

Vanessa Beeley

By vanessa beeley

world affairs from an on-the-ground perspective

Alisa Writes

By ALISA WRITES

Alisa Writes is a newsletter featuring news analysis, breaking news and essays by award-winning writer Alisa Valdes-Rodriguez.

The Digital Democracy Watch

By Rakesh Xaman

The Digital Democracy Watch covers what the mainstream press buries sourced, verified, and without corporate backing. Free subscribers get the full story. Paid subscribers get the action plan. Subscribe and stay informed.

Rakesh over at Digital Democracy Watch covers the news from the intersection of digital power, tech influence, and disinformation. Worth subscribing for daily news stories from an independent and democratic perspective.

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Liz Loh-Taylor | Bearing Witness

Bearing witness through the lens of immersive journalism and artistic storytelling - unfiltered, deeply personal insights from the world’s frontlines.

Sapere Aude

By Elias Johnson

Sapere Aude—dare to know—the world holds its answers; we need only be brave enough to ask. I’m an ecologist exploring ideas at the intersection of science, ethics, and culture.

Edge Notes readers looking for more environmental coverage will enjoy Sapere Aude, where Elias Johnson writes at the intersection of science, ethics, and culture from his perspective as an evolutionary biologist. His work connects climate change to inequality, biodiversity to human flourishing, and the natural world to justice — a cross-disciplinary frame Edge Notes readers will immediately recognize and appreciate.

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