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EPISODE · Dec 9, 2025 · 40 MIN

Stories of world borders

from Pomodoro Breaks · host Panigrahi Nirma

Explore the fascinating history behind the world's lines on maps. This book argues that borders are artificial, surprising, and never inevitable. From ancient Egypt and the Roman Limes to colonial partitions in Africa and the Middle East, geopolitical divisions profoundly shape modern identity and conflict. Learn about straight-line disputes, time zones, and maritime claims like China's Nine-Dash Line, showcasing human folly across centuries.

Explore the fascinating history behind the world's lines on maps. This book argues that borders are artificial, surprising, and never inevitable. From ancient Egypt and the Roman Limes to colonial partitions in Africa and the Middle East, geopolitical divisions profoundly shape modern identity and conflict. Learn about straight-line disputes, time zones, and maritime claims like China's Nine-Dash Line, showcasing human folly across centuries.

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Explore the fascinating history behind the world's lines on maps. This book argues that borders are artificial, surprising, and never inevitable. From ancient Egypt and the Roman Limes to colonial partitions in Africa and the Middle East,...

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