The sixth print edition showcases the New Lines ethos through a varied collection of essays with unique angles on unexplored, globally significant stories. This includes a report on the commercialization of women’s eggs in the U.S. and ethical concerns surrounding selective beauty standards, and an investigation into the controversial international career of Canadian lawyer Jay Park, “the Oil Kingmaker.” We visit Syria’s al-Hawl camp, highlighting the plight of thousands of vulnerable children living amid the remnants of the Islamic State. In Saudi Arabia, archeology is overturning our ideas about the Stone Age and furthering the kingdom’s new drive toward cultural tourism. Meanwhile, in Malaysia, citizen-led initiatives are bypassing the government to combat plastic pollution in the Klang River. This issue also revisits a chilling 1954 matricide in New Zealand, exploring themes of guilt and redemption. We hope you’ll enjoy this selection of stories from around the world.