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#5 Featured article: Free online classes

πŸ“ This article gives you lots of links to get online education of all kinds and about anything you might be interested in – from Harvard to Khan Academy and much much more. All you need is time, enthusiasm and of course a few megabytes!

β›“ https://www.nytimes.com/2020/09/09/technology/personaltech/education-free-online-classes.html

πŸ‘‰@afandi_englishπŸ‘ˆ #article
#6 Featured article: Why we get along with some people

πŸ“ This article describes the surprising psychology that decides whether we like a stranger when we first meet them. It’s not so much about the way they look but, hey, read and find out for yourself!

β›“ https://www.bbc.com/worklife/article/20200917-what-makes-strangers-click

πŸ‘‰@afandi_englishπŸ‘ˆ #article #psychology
#7 Featured article: Forgotten brothers

πŸ“ Most of us have heard some horror stories from that strange Uyghur land behind the mountains, but just like other problems that don’t seem to go away we cannot keep worrying every day. Meanwhile we’re all addicted to Made in China and Chinese money makes the world go round, that’s why this human tragedy is possible. Read this very long article – if you manage – to find out how even the fortunate Uyghurs who left China aren’t so fortunate after all.

β›“ https://www.economist.com/1843/2020/10/15/if-i-speak-out-they-will-torture-my-family-voices-of-uyghurs-in-exile

πŸ‘‰@afandi_englishπŸ‘ˆ #article #economist
#8 Featured article: Clean cotton

πŸ“ Cotton is a crop (=a plant that people farm) with a troubled past. Whether or not the future is bright also depends on Uzbekistan. Read this article for an international perspective on the cotton issue.

β›“ https://www.economist.com/international/2020/10/25/can-the-stain-of-forced-and-child-labour-be-removed-from-cotton

πŸ‘‰@afandi_englishπŸ‘ˆ #article #economist
#9 Featured article: Nervous countries

πŸ“ Read this article to find out just how nervous governments can be when faced with protesting citizens, or not even protesting ones. One boy in Singapore holding up a smiley face is revealing just that. Funny and sad at the same time!

β›“ https://www.economist.com/asia/2020/11/28/public-order-in-singapore-has-been-shaken-by-a-hand-drawn-smiley-face

πŸ‘‰@afandi_englishπŸ‘ˆ #article #economist
#10 Featured article: The World in 2021

πŸ“ What lies ahead after this strange year of 2020? Read about some safe predictions from the Economist.

β›“ https://www.economist.com/the-world-ahead/2020/11/16/ten-trends-to-watch-in-the-coming-year

πŸ‘‰@afandi_englishπŸ‘ˆ #article #economist
#11 Featured article: Vaccine globalism

The Economist has always been a source of high-quality news but like other mainstream media outlets has not properly dealt with the controversies (=debatable issues) about the vaccines, the lockdowns, coronavirus testing and the virus itself. Afandi’s advice: Listen to everyone, believe no one! 😏

β›“ https://www.economist.com/graphic-detail/2021/01/28/vaccine-nationalism-means-that-poor-countries-will-be-left-behind

πŸ‘‰@afandi_englishπŸ‘ˆ #article #economist