[NEWS] Some Monday links

[rfmcdonald]

• America Al Jazeera notes people in Nashville are being priced out of the city by a boom, looks at Syrian refugees living in abandoned buildings in Istanbul, and suggests the Garissa attacks were embedded in the Kenyan Muslim community.


• Bloomberg recommends abolishing migration restrictions to lead to a global economic boom, notes Ukrainian economic issues, suggests Hungary is strongly anti-immigrant, and looks at Crimean public opinion one year later.


• Bloomberg View recommends letting Puerto Rico go bankrupt.


• The Inter Press Service notes anti-Afghan refugee sentiments in Pakistan, looks at the struggle of Israel's Bedouin for recognition of their communities, notes the issues of Latin American migrants within their own region, and examines the desperation of Sri Lankan boat people.


• Open Democracy examines the link between mass emigration and human rights violations, fears for climate migrants, looks at Russophone media in the European Union, wonders about the future of the United Kingdom after Brexit, and calls for a basic income to deal with the precariat.


• The Toronto Star looks at the last users of pay phones, studies orphans airlifted to Canada at the end of the Vietnam War forty years later, and notes the Passover traditions of Indian Jews in Toronto.