Looking at a world map, there are six continents with hundreds of borders that divide them physically and culturally. On one side of a border may live Armenian Christians who speak a millennia-old, indigenous language. On the other are Azerbaijani Muslims speaking a language with origins thousands of miles away. But how did these borders happen? How did they divide the land and its people, and what happened as a result? Divided explores eight instances where a partition shaped not just a region. But the world as a whole.
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Agastya Mittal
Agastya is a writer, blogger, debater, and the founder of "Youth for Sustainable Future," a non-profit dedicated to promoting global sustainability. He’s been passionate about history and international affairs since elementary school. A two-time gold medalist at the International History Olympiad, and 2022 International History Bowl Champion, he keenly follows global events and politics. In his free time he enjoys traveling, reading books, watching movies, and playing the piano. He lives in Long Island, New York with his parents and his little sister.
