Some off beat reads for the weekend:
Djokovic’s strange Australian odyssey (New Yorker)
How UK Universities have become sheep factories (Arif Ahmed)
China is watching Ukraine with interest (Atlantic)
How Russia is dividing Germany (Tarik Cyril Amar)
The challenges of operating a Airbnb in Cuba (ROW)
My Palestinian friend was killed by Israeli police (Guardian)
A reckless Israeli film crew in Nigeria (TOI)
The Con artist who sold investors a fake country (Hustle)
Drive: Rann of Kutch (Team BHP)
Dwarka: India’s submerged ancient city (BBC Travel)
The end of Karachi’s Empress market (Guernica)
How the Elgin marbles ended up in England (Smithsonian)
Kolkata’s Pice hotels (LHI)
Mohammed Sanaullah: The Foreigner (Fifty Two)
Neil Nongkynrih: India’s Piano legend (Madras Courier)