Israel - Annexation The Washington Post The less impossible Israeli - Palestinian peace - -
The two-state idea is comatose but not dead. By Roger Cohen
Future - of - Universities The Foreign Affairs Universities must reassert their values - -
Expertise Is Essential, Now More Than Ever By Johnathan Holloway
Iran - China Relation The New York Times When China met Iran - -
A growing partnership between Americas main Middle East adversary and Asias rising superpower bears careful watching in Washington. By Michael Singh
Coronavirus - Vaccine The New York Times How a struggling company won $1.6 billion to make
Novavax just received the Trump administrations largest vaccine contract. In the Maryland companys 33-year history, it has never brought a vaccine to market.
By Katie Thomas & Megan Twohey
Analysis The Foreign Affairs What Iran wants in Afghanistan - -
A nation-centered foreign policy need not neglect unalienable rights. By Colin P. Clarke & Arieane M. Tabatabai
Analysis The Economist How objectivity in journalism became a matter of opinion - -
In America, political and commercial strains have led to questions about its value and meaning By books & arts
Iran - Suicides The Christian science Monitor Wy Iranians, rattle by suicides, point a finger at leaders - -
The reasons for suicide are complicated, but something is driving an increase in the number of Iranians who take their own lives. Many see rising despair as an indictment of the political establishment. By Scott Piterson
Analysis The National Review Reclaiming the path of moderation in Islam - -
Fundamentalists are gaining momentum across the Muslim world, but their conception of Islam relies on a flawed reading of the Koran. By Mathis Bitton
Iran - Covert Activity The Economist A better way to contain Iran's nuclear programme - -
Sabotage might set it back. A deal would limit it By leaders
News Analysis The National Review The left,s culture cancels the humble along with the mighty - -
Both Sides Think They Are Winningand That Is a Recipe for Miscalculation By Johnathan S. Tobin
U.S. - Civil War The National Review The fragility of the Woke - -
Historys ingredients of riot and revolution By Victor Davis Hanson
Iran - China Relation The Washington Post In deep trouble, Iran grabs a Chinese lifeline - -
If Iran and China come to terms, it will yet again highlight the failure of the Trump administrations maximum-pressure campaign against Iran By Jason Rezaian
Analysis The Economist What if water shortages destabilise China ? - -
The painfully unequal distribution of water in China reawakens intra-regional resentments not seen in decades. An imagined scenario from 2050 By the world if
Renewable - Natural Gas The New York Times The next energy battle: Renewables VS. Natural gas - -
Utilities maintain that they need to keep using natural gas because the wind and the sun are too unreliable By Ivan Penn
News Analysis The Economist Underestimating the risks of annexation - -
The Israeli prime ministers plan to take parts of the West Bank will upset allies and enemies alike By
Analysis The Washington Post New Iraqi leader tries to rein in Iran - backed militias, but task proves daunting - -
The arrest of 14 members of Kataib Hezbollah late last month marked the boldest move yet by any Iraqi leader against the Iran-linked militias, which often operate in Iraq outside the law. By Musta Salim & Louisa Loveluck
Future -of- Retail Business The New York Times With department stores disappearing malls could be next - -
Brick-and-mortar retail was in the midst of seismic changes even before the pandemic. Analysts say as much as a quarter of Americas malls may close in the next five years. By Sapna Maheshwari
Iran - Nuclear Facilities The New York Times Mysterious explosion & fire damage Iranian nuclear enrichment facility - -
Iran released a photograph showing evidence of what appeared to be a major explosion at the site. Early evidence suggests it was most likely an act of sabotage. By David E. Sanger, William J. Broad, Ronan Bergman, Farnaz Fassihi
Future - of - Universities The National Review Universities sowing the seeds of their own Obsolescence - -
The media blitz during these last several weeks revealed a generation that is poorly educated and yet petulant and self-assured without justification. By Victor Davis Hanson
Coronavirus - Transmission The New York Times Most people with Coronavirus won't spread it. Why do a few infect many ? - -
Growing evidence shows most infected people arent spreading the virus. But whether you become a superspreader probably depends more on circumstance than biology By Carl Zimmer
Analysis The Economist With oil cheap, Arab states cannot balance their book - -
The crisis is an opportunity to move beyond hydrocarbons By leaders
Oxford Cronavirus vaccine The Washington Post Oxford Coronavirus Vaccine safe & promising, according to early Human trials published in the Lancet - -
A University of Oxford group and the British-Swedish pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca reported Monday that their coronavirus vaccine candidate, on which the U.S. and European governments have placed substantial bets, was shown in early-stage human trials to be safe and to stimulate a strong immune response. By William Booth & Carolyn Y. Johnson
OPEC - OIL The Economist Oil giants are dumping the cruddiest & most expensive hydrocarbons - -
But finding buyers is hard By Graphic detail
Israel - Annexation The Washington Post Israel's West Bank annexation stalls, for now, amid pandemic & political distractions - -
The two governments have not met publicly on the proposal since July 1, when the Trump administrations special representative, Avi Berkowitz, flew back to Washington with no agreement on the scope or timing of annexation. By Steve Hendrix
News Analysis The National Review The State Department's Human-Right's marks a turningpoint in foreign policy - -
A nation-centered foreign policy need not neglect unalienable rights. By Robert Delahunty
Coronavirus - Vaccine The New York Times First Coronavirus Vaccine tested in Humans shows early promise - -
The vaccine, developed by government scientists and Moderna, a biotech company, appeared safe and provoked an immune response in 45 people in a study. By Dennis Grady
News Analysis The Economist As the economy recovers fiscal policy has to shift - -
Is it time to wind down emergency stimulus? By leaders
Iran - Ukranian Airliner The Washington Post Misaligned radar responsible for downing of Ukrainan passener jet, Iran says - -
176 people died in the Ukrainian plane crash in Iran. Here are some of their stories. By Louisa Loveluck & Amanda Coletta
America - Funding Fathers The National Review America's Founding - -
Our job is to understand and uphold it By Richard Brookhiser
Iran - U.S. The Foreign Affairs Iran and the United States can't see each other clearly - -
Both Sides Think They Are Winningand That Is a Recipe for Miscalculation By Puneet Talwar
U.N. - Need to Change for 2020 The Economist The U. N.'s structures built in 1945 are not fit for 2020, let alone beyond it - -
" If you didnt have the un you really would have to reinvent it, By Grand redisign
Climate Change & Future The New York Times In parched Southwest, warm Spring renews threat of " megadrought," - -
Rapid melting this year showed that good snowpack doesnt necessarily translate into full reservoirs. By Henery Fountain
Coronavirus - Vaccine The New York Times U.S. will pay $1.60 billion to NOVAVAX for Coronavirus Vaccine - -
The Maryland-based company, which has never brought a product to market before, just made the biggest deal to date with the Trump administrations Operation Warp Speed. By Katie Thomas
Analysis The Economist America's huge stimulus is having effects on the poor
Though severe deprivation is rising, not everyone is worse off
Though severe deprivation is rising, not everyone is worse off
By United States
Analysis The Foreign Affairs A Pandemic opportunity with Iran - -
Washington Can Trade Humanitarian Relief for Strategic Concession By Stwart E. Eizenstat & Thomas R. {ocleromg
Coronavirus - Vaccine The Economist Oxford University is leading in the Vaccine race - -
Governments are pouring money into a more urgent version of the space race By Cocid - 19
Iran Sanctions The Washington Post U.S. moves to seize Iranian petroleum abroad four tankers bound for Venezuela in sanction, push to extend arms embargo - -
U.S. authorities have moved to seize the cargo of four oil tankers carrying gasoline and fuel products from Iran to Venezuela By Spencer S. Hsu & Carol Morello
Technology - News The New York Times Here come the 4 Horsemen of the techopolypse - -
What will happen when the leaders of Apple, Google, Facebook and Amazon appear before Congress? We are about to find out. By Kara
Israel - Annexation The Washington Post Israe'ls Netanyahu still working out West Bank Annaxation plans - - By Steve Hendrix
Opinions The New York Times Don't cancel that newspaper subscription - -
News organizations make mistakes. But shunning them will only hasten the death of journalism itself By Margaret Renkl
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