Coronavirus - Last Farewell The Economist Correspondent's diary: In Iraly the Coronavirus steals even the last farewell - -
New designs could be assembled by DIY enthusiasts By in
News Analysis The Economist How Covid-19 is interrupting childern's education - -
Almost a billion children have seen their schools close By international
Coronavirus - Homeless The New York Times Rome's homeless don't have the luxury of staying home - -
How do you wash your hands without a sink? Stock up on food without money? Or shelter in place when you live on the streets? Charities in the Italian capital are struggling to respond.
By Elisabetta Povoledo
Report The Washington Post Fresh barbs fly between Tehran & Washington over who's to blame for Coronavirus's spread in Iran - -
Pompeo accused Iran of lying about the extent of its infections after Khamenei implied the United States may have created the virus. By Liz Sly
Coronavirus - Middle East The Foreign Affairs The Coronavirus is exacerbating sectarian tensions in the Middle East - -
Faced With a New Disease, Many in the Region See an Old Enemy By Toby Matthesen
Iranian - Talent The Christian science Monitor An artist embraces her Iranian past & her American present - -
Mosques are closed, sermons are shortened and communion causes anxiety By Carol Strickland
Analysis The New York Times The best - case outcome for the Coronavirus, and the worst - -
Will we endure 2.2 million deaths? Or will we manage to turn things around? By Nicholas Kristof
Analysis The Foreign Affairs What comes after the Middle East peace process ? - -
The Palestinians Should Propose an Alternative to Trumps Plan By Khalil Shikaki
News Analysis The Christian science Monitor Why Covid - 19 is likely to change globalization, not reverse it - -
Can the worlds fabric be undone? Some nationalists point to the coronavirus as a reason to seal borders and bring manufacturing home. But business experts say the benefits of trade are undiminished. By Mark Tumbull
George Orwell The National Review George Orwell's unclassifiable - -
A review of Becoming George Orwell: Life and Letters, Legend and Legacy, by John Rodden. By John J. Miller
New America The National Review The fire burns out - -
Sanders illuminated both the powers and limits of socialism in the internal debates among Democrats. By Jim Geraghty
Africa - Democracy The Economist Young Africans want more democracy - -
Their ageing rulers are finding new ways to thwart them By Middle east & Africa
Iran - CoronaVirus The Washington Post Iran's response to the Corona virus is just making everything worse - -
On Friday, the Iranian government finally began to acknowledge what the world already knows: the covid-19 virus has hit that country extremely hard and its likely to get much worse. By Jason Rezaian
IRAN The Foreign Policy Iran may be eyeing the United States soft underbelly - -
When Iran takes revenge for the killing of Qassem Suleimani, history suggests it could happen in Latin America. By Ryan C. Berg, Colin P. Clarke
Iran - CoronaVirus The Washington Post Iran warns it could use ' force ' to halt amid Virus - -
new coronavirus has killed 124 people amid 4,747 confirmed cases in the Islamic Republic. By Nasser Karimi
Israel - Palestinian Peace Plan The Foreign Policy A Netanyahu victory would be bad news for peace & the rule of law - -
If he leads the next government, the prime minister is likely to annex much of the West Bank and deepen attacks on judicial independence. By Dahlia Scheindlin
Science - Health The New York Times Dr. Stanley Dudrick, who saved post-surgical patients dies at 84 - -
Why were they dying after successful operations? He discovered the cause and came up with a remedy: intravenous nutrition a technique that has saved millions of lives. By Dam Roberts
News Analysis The Washington Post Two engineering deans tapped to lead major D.C.-region universities - -
The appointments at George Mason University and the University of Maryland reflect the demands of the area. By Lauren Lumpkin
Trump - Palestinian The Foreign Policy Trump's plan for Palestine looks a lot like apartheid - -
Israel has long resisted the South Africa analogy, but the U.S. governments support for annexation is making it a reality. By Alon Liel
Opinions The Foreign Affairs The age of great - power competition - -
How the Trump Administration Refashioned American Strategy By Elbridge A. Colby & A. Wess Michell
Analysis The Foreign Affairs The 2015 refugee crisis was actually a boon for Europe - -
As the EU Scrambles to Halt the Next Wave, Heres What Happened to the Last One By Paul Hackenos
Opinions The National Review We should have listened to Bill Gates - -
Politicians were warned of the imminent danger of an epidemic yet did not take the sufficient measures in advance. The result, now, is a very heavy price. By Madeleine Kearns
Coronavirus The National Review Coronavirus update: testing ramps up as Doctors consider potentioal treatment - -
Last updated March 24, 10am EST By Daniel Tenreiro
News Analysis The New York Times Analysis: 'Wartime president' ? Trump rewrites history in an election year - -
The president is brazenly grabbing his only clear option to bolster his re-election hopes, portraying himself as a take-charge leader the country cant afford to lose. By Anne Karni, Maggie Haberman & Reid J. Epstein
Coronavirus - Federal Help The National Review The Coronavirus - relief package isn't socialism - -
It isnt a bailout or a stimulus, either. By Dan McLaughlen
Opinions The New York Times A plan to get America back to work - -
Some experts say it can be done in weeks, not months and the economy and public health are at stake. By Thomas L. Friedman
Coronavirus - Federal Help The Washington Post White House Coronavirus plan aims to send $2,000 to many Americans, including $300 billion for small businesses - -
Talks remain fluid, but discussions with Congress are intensifying as virus fallout worsens By Erica Werner & Jeff Stein
Federal-Individual- Help The National Review Munchin: Trump Admin. Considering sending in checks to Americans Immidiately to offset Coronavirus Impact - -
Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin announced that President Trump is considering sending checks to Americans to offset the economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic. By Zaackaary Evens
Israel - Election The Washington Post Gantz given first chance at forming Israeli Government - -
The former military chief of staff will try to bring together unlikely partners to reach a majority. By Ruth Eglash
American Foreign Policy The New York Times Critics hear political tone as Pompeo calls out diplomatic rivals over Human Rights - -
China, Cuba, Iran and Venezuela were cited as among the worst violators. All four are targets of pressure campaigns by the Trump administration to install sweeping change. By Lara Lakes
Analysis The National Review Iran doesn't understand 'Maximum pressure' - -
The theocracy grows more desperate by the day and can no longer rely on its usual tactics to thwart its Arab enemies and the West. By Victor Davis Hanson
Analysis The Washington Post After killing Iranaian general, U. S. confronts new reality in Mideast
In the weeks since an American drone strike killed Iranian Maj. Gen. Qasem Soleimani, U.S. military leaders have been sprinting to confront a dangerous new reality in the Middle East. By Missy Ryan
Report The Washington Post Judge gives justice department one week to turn over FBI files in Ghaisar Slaying - -
Government had resisted providing information in familys lawsuits vs U.S. Park Police and two officers
By Tom Jackman
Saudi Arabia - Internal Affairs The Washington Post Prominent Sausi Royals arrested in apparent bid by crown Prince to consolidate powr - -
The uncle and cousin of Mohammed bin Salman were detained Friday and charged with treason, according to two people close to the ruling family. By Ellen Nakashima, Kareem Fahim & Liz Sly
Analysis The Foreign Affairs Tribalism is killing Liberalism - -
Why We Are Succumbing to the Politics of Division By Michael Carpenter
Afghanistan - Taliban The New York Times Taliban ramp up attacks on Afghanistans after Trump says " no violence " - -
Deadly assaults against Afghan forces have increased since the U.S. and Taliban signed a deal to end their war. Afghans worry about the ambiguity of the Talibans promises. By Najim & Mujib Mashal
News Analysis The Washington Post Europe can't wish away Syrian refugees - -
The chaos on Turkeys borders is a reminder to Europe that the Syrian crisis is a European one, too. By Ishaan Tharoor
News Analysis The Washington Post Our fortunes are bound the Middle East - -
Presidents have been blundering into the Middle East and blundering to get back out, surging troops, withdrawing troops, drawing red lines only to ignore them later, and cheering the demise of some despots while cozying up to others. We have tried everything but STRATEGY By David Von Drehle
Afghanistan The New York Times After 18 years, is this Afghan peace, or just a way out - -
Afghanistan has gone from being the good war that the United States must win to the longstanding burden that, like the British, the Soviets and a series of others, it now seeks to unload. By David E. Sanger
Opinions The New York Times How a Persian Mystic poet changed my life - -
My father recited Rumi to me as I grew up. I finally chose to listen. By Melody Moezzi
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