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This week - the battle to succeed Trump, a strike against Iran, Burundi's dictatorship, and alternative milks.
If you only read one thing - The New Yorker on Prince is worth the time.
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The Book of Prince | The New Yorker | Life
This story about the author's experience planning Prince's autobiography with the man himself provides a wonderful window into this singular individual, with a singular creative vision for almost everything he touched.
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The Heir | The Atlantic | Politics
The story of the ongoing rivalry between Donald Trump's children to be his political successor. Fans of HBO drama _Succession_ will be in familiar territory.
bit.ly/atlantic-heir
The Secret History of the Push to Strike Iran | The New York Times | Politics
A fine piece of reporting that goes deep into the geopolitics of the Middle East and America's approach to the region.
bit.ly/nyt-iran
Inside the most brutal dictatorship you’ve never heard of | GQ | Politics
A story outlining a murderous regime that has developed in Burundi, to little international comment.
bit.ly/gq-burundi
White gold: the unstoppable rise of alternative milks | The Guardian | Business
The business story behind the trend for non-dairy milks.
bit.ly/guardian-milk
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