Climate Change- Geopolitics The Foreign Policy The gap between talk and actionon climate is on fully display in Glasgow - -
Environmental disasters are rapidly engulfing the world. Can bureaucracy meet their pace? By Kelly Kimball
Afghanistan - Cultural Assimilation The Christian science Monitor For Immigrant parents, language help at U.S. schools still lags - - - -
It can be difficult for immigrants in the U.S. who dont speak English to support their childrens education. It feels like immigrant parents are deliberately excluded and pushed to the margins, said one mother regarding inadequate translation services. By Claudia Lauer and Vanessa A. Alvearez
Analysis The Economist Why the nights grow less dark, and to do about it - -
Booming businesses in low orbit will be bad for astronomy, but the outlook can be improved By
Science The New York Times Can Synthetic biology save us ? this scientist thinks so
This article is part of our latest DealBook special report on the trends that will shape the coming decades. By Steve Lohr
America - Future Technology The Foreign Affairs America's Crypto countdown - -
Protecting Security Without Crushing Innovation By Justin Muzinich
Iran - Nuclear Negotiations The Foreign Affairs A Nuclear Iran is not inevitable - -
Why the World Cannot Give Up on Diplomacy By Eric Brewer
Computer chips The New York Times Chip shortage creates new power players - -
Low-profile chip makers with aging factories have become surprisingly powerful, leading to industry changes that may outlive the pandemic-fueled supply crunch. By Don Clark
Iran - Drones - Weapon of Choice The Economist Why Drones are becoming Iran's weapons of choice - -
The attempt to kill Iraqs prime minister highlights how Irans unmanned aerial vehicles are changing the military balance in the Middle East By Middle east & Africa
Analysis The Christian science Monitor fOR WORKERS, LABOR SHORTAGE MEANS NEW LEVERAGE & HIGHER PAY - -
https://www.csmonitor.com/Business/2021/1102/For-workers-labor-shortage-means-new-leverage-and-higher-pay By Laurent Belsie
Virginia Election -- Governor The New York Times Why Democrats are in Truble - -
Some explanations were more convincing than others. By Bret Stephens
Israel - Apartheid The New York Times Long Walk from freedom: Indebeted Gazantrudes to jail 17th or 18th - -
Like many men in Gaza, Wasfi al-Garosha regularly returns to prison for failing to repay a wedding loan. His trip back, always on foot, reveals much about the stresses of life in the Strip. By Patrick Kingsley
Analysis The Foreign Affairs How Apartheid endures - -
The Betrayal of South Africa By Sisonke Msimanz
Israel - Abusive of Human Rights The New York Times Whose promised land ?. A jurney into a divided Israel - -
Two Times journalists drive the length of Israel to discover what it means to be Israeli today. They meet a kaleidoscope of people, searching for belonging but far apart on how to find it. By Patrick Kingsley & Laetitia Vancon
Opinions The Foreign Affairs The coming Democratic revival - -
Americas Opportunity to Lead the Fight Against Authoritarianism By Madeleine K. Albright
Computer chips The Economist Micro chip shortage: why U.S. is poised to take action - -
The computer chip shortage, which has disrupted supplies of everything from automobiles to wheelchair accessories, is pushing Congress take big steps in helping Americas high-tech industry. By Laurent Belsie
Science - Tuberculosis The Economist Most resistance - causing mutations in TB have now been identified - -
That will permit personalized treatment of the disease By Science Technology
U.S. -- Ignoring Iranian Public Needs The National Review Why won't Washington speak out about the latest crisis in Iran ? - -
Almost exactly two years since the Iranian regime brutally put down the Bloody Aban mass protests, the mullahs are at it againthis time targeting the people of Isfahan, who have the temerity to demand clean drinking water By Victoria Coates
Afghanistan - Future Economy The New York Times Afghan economy nears collapse as pressure builds to ease U.S. Sanctions - -
Then at 3 p.m., a teller yelled at the crowd to go home: There was no cash left at the bank. By Christina Goldbaum
Iran - Sanctions The Washington Post Iranian banks notch a win in dispute over sanctions emfprcement - -
An arbitration panel has ruled in favor of two Iranian banks in a financial dispute over the 2015 closing of a Bahraini financial institution accused of helping Iran skirt U.S. and U.N. economic sanctions. By Joby Warrick & Sauad Mekhnner
America - Future Technology The Washington Post Samsung expected to announce $17 billion chip factory in Texas - -
The South Korean electronics giant has chosen Taylor, outside of Austin, for its new semiconductor manufacturing hub. By Aaron Gregg
Analysis The Foreign Affairs The Decider - -
Why Bush Chose War in Iraq By Melvyn P. Leffler
International Affairs - Diversity The Foreign Affairs Why diversity matters in international affairs education - -
And How It Can Improve U.S. Foreign Policy By Carla Kappell, Jamille Bigio, and Miguel Centeno
Intigration of Turk - Germany The Economist Sixty years of Turkish "gust workers" in Germany - -
More are integrated, but two-thirds of adults are not German citizens By Europe
Iran - Lack of Human Rights The National Review A free Spirit - -
Masih Alinejad, an Iranian-American journalist and target
By Jay Nordlinger
Analysis The Foreign Policy Why the Abraham accorsds won't bring Israli - Palestinian peace
Regional cooperation didnt lead to peace at the 1991 Madrid Conferenceand it wont today. By Dalia Dassa Kaye
Iran - Nuclear Negotiations The Foreign Affairs Iran won't back down - -
As Nuclear Talks Resume, Tehran Isnt Looking to Compromise By Mohammad Ayatollahi Tabar
Analysis The Foreign Affairs How Apartheid endures - -
The Betrayal of South Africa By Sisonke Msimanz
State of Virginia - Politics The National Review What it means if Glenn Youngkin wins - -
Next years midterms could look particularly bleak for the Democrats. By Rich Lowry
Iran - Analysis The Foreign Affairs A plan B for Iran - -
Washington Needs to Turn Up the Pressure on Tehran By Michael Singh
Technology - Future The Foreign Affairs The technopolar moment - -
How Digital Powers Will Reshape the Global Order
By Jan Bremmer
Climate Change- Geopolitics
Afghanistan - Cultural Assimilation 
Analysis
Science
America - Future Technology
Iran - Nuclear Negotiations
Computer chips
Iran - Drones - Weapon of Choice
Analysis
Virginia Election -- Governor
Israel - Apartheid
Analysis
Israel - Abusive of Human Rights 
Opinions
Computer chips
Science - Tuberculosis 
U.S. -- Ignoring Iranian Public Needs 
Afghanistan - Future Economy
Iran - Sanctions
America - Future Technology
Analysis
International Affairs - Diversity
Intigration of Turk - Germany
Iran - Lack of Human Rights
Analysis
Iran - Nuclear Negotiations
State of Virginia - Politics 
Iran - Analysis
Technology - Future
Opinions