Mohammed bin Salman: Spies and diplomats reveal inside story of the Saudi crown prince

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The rise of Clan Haftar: Is Western myopia in Libya creating a far worse version of Gaddafi? | Euronews

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Condemned to be an optimist: celebrating James Baldwin

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50 years after Portugal's Carnation Revolution

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The Algerian Natural Gas Heating Italian Homes — And Causing Social Unrest in Tunisia - New Lines Magazine

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Project 2025 Columns Index

"A number of you have written to ask if I have a list of columns I’ve written about Project 2025. I’m embarrassed that the answer is no, mostly because I’m usually too busy writing to think about indexing, and in hindsight, I can see how useful that would have been!

The list below isn’t complete, but I’ve compiled most of the posts, starting with the first one back in November of 2023. And I’ll do my best to add to this as we move forward. If anyone catches one that I’ve missed, please let me know!"

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6 Unexpected Uses For Google Sheets

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Clapping out of the circle – Chris Corrigan

If you've been with me in real life you know that I like to end a gathering in a crisp and decisive way. I think it's important to know when you are done, when the work is complete and when the next thing happens. So for years I have used a practice that I learned from Tim Merry and which he learned in Soweto, South Africa at the Soweto Mountain of Hope Project. This little ritual to end a time together uses three sets of three claps as little blessings. The first set is to clap for ourselves. The second set is to clap for our communities. The third set is to clap for our work in the world.

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The most underrated leadership skill, according to Jake Sullivan | Fortune

"People will say that leadership is about confidence or vision, and it is about those things. But leadership is not about clinging to a singular attribute. It’s about cultivating equal and opposite attributes, and learning how to put that tension to use. Holding seemingly opposing ideas at once and still finding clarity and purpose. "

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Project 2025, Explained — Project 2024: Majority Over MAGA

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