Middle East- Abraham Accord The Foreign Affairs The False promise of the Abraham By
Middle East - Water The Foreign Policy The Middle East is becoming literally uninhabitable - -
One of the regions hardest hit by climate change is also one least equipped to deal with it. By Archal Vehra
Opinions The Economist Henry Kissinger on why America failed in Afghanistan - -
It was not possible to turn the country into a modern democracy, but creative diplomacy and force might have overcome terrorism, says the American statesman By Henry Kissinger
Israel - Covert Activity The New York Times Israel's spy agency snubed the U.S. can trust be restored - -
The Biden administration favors a diplomatic approach, reviving and building on the 2015 nuclear agreement, while Israeli officials say that only force can stop Iran from building an atomic bomb. By Julian E. Barnes, Ronen Bergman & Adam Goldman
Afghanistan - Future The National Review Afghanistan's coming economic collapse - and what it could mean - -
Not even heroin, opium, and methamphetamine will be able to solve the problem. By Andrew Stuttaford
Tribal Coll. - Future The Christian science Monitor Tribal colleges honor student's past, prepare them for future - -
It wasnt only acceptable that I show up as my whole self, says Ms. Neosh, a member of the Menominee Nation. It was expected. By Dwight Weingarten
Israel - Hamas The Washington Post Rights group: Israeli atrikes on Gaza apparently broke law - -
Israeli airstrikes that demolished four high-rise buildings in the Gaza Strip during the war in May apparently violated international laws of war, By Josef Fererman
Opinions The National Review Joe Biden has so neutered himself that he can't even criticize the Taliban - -
Hes afraid of offending the group that controls the fate of his presidency. By Rich Lowry
Taliban - Afghanistan The Foreign Affairs Erasing the color line in churches - -
And What Washington Can Do About It Now
By Vanda Felbab - Brown
Analysis The Foreign Affairs why America failed in Afghanistan - -
Americas Slow-Motion Failure in Afghanistan By Carter MalKassian
Park Police- Bijan Gaiser The Washington Post What the park police know before they shot Bijan Ghaiser - -
An unarmed young man was killed by officers aware hed been struck in a fender-bender. By Editorial Board
Coal - Its Future The Foreign Policy The end of coal coming sooner than you think - -
Despair elides the progress made over the last two decades. By Ketan Joshi
America - Israel Nukes The New York Times America needs to start telling the truth about Israel's Nukes - -
Such statements are so familiar that its easy to overlook their artifice. By Peter Beinard
Opinions The Christian science Monitor What a hard line Iranian president means for his country & region - -
The swearing-in of President Ebrahim Raisi signals the culmination of a hard-line Iranian political retrenchment that will reverberate deeply in the country and beyond. He assumes office under a cloud of illegitimacy, after winning a one-sided June vote that saw the lowest-ever turnout in an Iranian presidential race. By Scott Piterson
Tunisia - Reform - Outocracy The Foreign Policy Tunisia's on a knife - edge between reform & outocracy - -
Two weeks after suspending parliament, what road map will Tunisian President Kais Saied gin up? By Simon Speakman - Cordall
Essay The New York Times To address the climate crisis, focus on more than carbon dioxide - -
80 percent of human-caused, heat-trapping pollution in the United States. Reducing it remains the key to achieving as soon as possible a net-zero economy. By Kathy Castor
Analysis The New York Times Whaat conservative conserve - -
We can see that the young woman was not prepared for the movement between civilizations, Naipaul observed, By Bret Stephens
Argument The Foreign Policy What Biden can learn from Europe's industrial policy - -
Its not about the size of a spending package but about sharing brainpower and creating networks. By Fred Bakker
Asian American - Ballet vote The Christian science Monitor ' I need to vote.' why more Asian Ameicans are staking political claim - -
When youre campaigning, how do you really mobilize Asian Americans? asks Luis Xu, a high school student from Illinois, during a weeklong civics program designed to empower a new generation of leaders. By Ann Scott Tyson
Iran - Truth about Uranium stock pile The Foreign Policy Is Iran bluffing about its enriched Uranium Stock Pile ? - -
Tehrans numbers dont add up. They seem to be exaggerated to pressure Biden for sanctions relief. By Blaise Misztal & Jonathan Ruhe
Analysis The New York Times Why a 19th - Century plan to replace black labor with Chinese labor failed - -
Efforts to recruit white labor had been hampered by the low wages and dangerous conditions on the plantations By Jay Caspian Kang
Taliban - Legitimacy The Washington Post In quest for ligitimacy and to keep money flowing, Taliban pushes for political deal with rivals - -
The Taliban is scrambling to reach a deal with former Afghan officials to establish a government that could gain international recognition, keep aid money flowing into the country and restore access to billions of dollars in international reserves. By Susannah George & Sharif Hassan
Analysis The National Review The long, quiet death of American foreign policy - -
With the protection of the nations interests abroad entirely subordinate to domestic politics, its now almost impossible to maintain a prudent strategy. By Kevin D. Williamson
Opinions The New York Times Our broken window's world - -
Critics of the past 75 years of American foreign policy have consistently attacked the idea, and counted the costs, of the United States as the worlds policeman. They are soon to learn just how high the costs can go when the policeman walks off the job. By Bert Stephens
Opinions The Foreign Policy The Middle EAst is preparing for the United States ' exit from Syria - -
Among Arab countries, the race is on to repair ties with the Assad regime. By Neil Quilliam
Analysis The Economist Why the Arab world has an identity crisis - -
The region is mired in conflict and collapse By special report
America - Longest Wars The Foreign Affairs The longest Wars - -
Richard Holbrooke and the Decline of American Power By George Packer
Future - American Econ The Economist The new Powell Doctrine - -
The Fed has taken a bold gamble under Jerome Powell. Will he get to see it through? By Finance & economics
America - Future Power The Economist The future of American Power - -
Afghanistan does not mark the end of the American era; the challenge to its global standing is political polarisation at home, says a foreign-policy expert By international
Analysis The Economist Afghanistan's neighbors are preparing for life with the Taliban - -
Regional powers are not looking forward to it. But they cannot agree on what to do about it
By Asia
Iran - Cyber Attack The New York Times Mysterous hacker group suspected in July Cyberattack on Iranian trains - -
An investigation by a cybersecurity company has concluded that a little-known group opposed to the Iranian government was most likely behind the hack that caused chaos on the railway system. By Ronen Bergman
Afganistan - Taliban The Foreign Affairs Bin Laden's catastrophic success - -
Ten provincial capitals have fallen in a week, and Kabul is teetering. By Nelly Labuind
Analysis The Foreign Policy How Iran's deadly tanker attack is linked to the nuclear deal - -
Not responding to a drone attack off Oman could actually impair progress on a deal.
By Robert Batloff
Opinions The Foreign Affairs China isn't trying to dominate the Middle East - -
But U.S. Retrenchment Might Allow It To By Steven A. Cook & Games Green
France - Cathedral Fire The Washington Post Man suspected of setting fire to a French Cathedral is arrested in the killing of a Catholic prist, prosecutors say - -
The Diocese of Luon said the slain priest was Father Olivier Maire, head of the Montfortain Missionary Order in the small town of Saint-Laurent-sur-Svre. By Reis Theliant
IPCC - Climate report The Foreign Policy Four key takeaways srom the IPCC climate report - -
The future is bleakunless policymakers take aggressive actions now to cut global emissions. By Christina Lu
Saui Arabia - Religion The Washington Post Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad seeks to cut influential clerics down to size - -
businesses, for decades, have closed five times a day. Those days of inconvenience are now over, an article in the English-language Arab News said. By Sarah Dadouch
Analysis The Economist What an attack on oil tanker says about Iran - -
The strike on the MV Mercer Street appears to be part of the shadow war between Iran and Israel By Middle east & Africa
Analysis The Foreign Affairs The age of Zombie Democracy - -
Pyongyangs Economic Distress Offers a Chance for Peace By Vincent Brooks & Ho Young Leem
Tunisia The Christian science Monitor ' Coup" in Tunisia - -
With a single announcement, the last embers of the once-blazing Arab Spring were dimmed by what some are calling a constitutional coup in the Arab worlds lone democracy. By Taylor Luck
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