For ten years, Dipak has left far-western Nepal for the same Delhi job his father held for twenty, crossing a border with no visas, no papers, no walls. It is an openness that is rare and one that is exactly what lets him keep the life he leaves behind.

A short update on Nawras, the young man from our recent feature story in Sweden.

What happens when the person you're writing about is someone you've known for years, someone who calls you brother?

A behind the scenes from "A Sweden Problem." About friendship, journalism, and threading the needle of trying to do right by both.

A companion audio piece to our recent feature from Sweden. While reporting that story I spoke with others who had made their own journeys to Sweden. People from Iran and Ukraine, Estonia and Egypt. Some came as children, carried by parents fleeing something, while others came alone. Some chasing an idea, and others because there was nowhere else to go.

This is them, in their own words, on what they gained, what they lost and how they're navigating the trade off.

Audio update above.

Original story on Sajal here.