[NEWS] Some Monday links

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• Bloomberg notes two former British intelligence chiefs saying that the United Kingdom is safer within the European Union than without, wonders if Saudi Arabia will be able to accept the economic shocks involved in transitioning away from oil, suggests South Australia could profit hugely from storing nuclear waste, and shares one journalist's experiences inside North Korea.


• Via The Dragon's Tales, I came across this Gizmag article reporting on a Dutch family living in a greenhouse.


• The Inter Press Service notes controversies surrounding transnational humanitarianism.


• The National Post wonders what non-endorsements of Trump by prominent members of the Republican Party will do to this institution.


• Open Democracy writes about the ongoing revolution in gender relations in the Syrian Kurdish enclave of Rojava.


• Wired reports on Sweden's ongoing transition away from cash to a completely digital economy.