Where next for Ukraine’s army? [The Economist]
Could Vladimir Putin lose the war in Ukraine? [The Economist Podcasts]
Keeping Up with Customers’ Increasingly Dynamic Needs [Harvard Business Review]
Why hurricane could leave Tampa ‘unrecognisable’ [BBC World]
Young Professionals Share Their Ideal WFH Friday [Bloomberg]
Dollar marches to new 20-year high, sterling under pressure [Reuters]
Taliban official calls for schools to be reopened for girls [AL-Jazeera News]
Putin’s Escalation in Ukraine is a Losing Strategy [The New Yorker] #Ukraine
Logitech announces its first mechanical keyboard specifically for the Mac [The Verge]
Chips are the new oil. There are no reserves. — Computer chips are ubiquitous, but they’re only made in a few places. [Vox]
Announcing the agenda for TechCrunch Sessions: Crypto 2022 [TechCrunch]
DeepMind’s new chatbot uses Google searches plus humans to give better answers [MIT Technology Review]
German lawmakers break Europe's silence on suspected Nord Stream pipeline saboteur to point the finger at Russia [Insider]
NATO Secretary General convenes top Alliance procurement officials [LinkedIn]
More than $8bn pledged to Joe Biden’s goal of ending hunger [The Guardian]
‘Rapidly Intensifying’ Hurricane Ian Nears Florida; Winds Hit 155 M.P.H. [The New York Times]
Apple removes Russia’s largest social network from the App Store [The Verge] #Ukraine
Hurricane Ian is about to crash into a very crowded Florida [Vox]
BMW’s most powerful SUV is a plug-in hybrid [TechCrunch]
Democrats Go On Offense Against GOP Election Deniers Looking To Run Elections [Huffington Post]
Six Books That Music Lovers Should Read [The Atlantic]
Progressives Took A Step Back In The 2022 Primaries — But They’re Playing The Long Game [FiveThirtyEight]
Opinion: Putin is limping toward an endgame in Ukraine. Should the West go along? [The Washington Post] #Ukraine
Hymne sifflé et jet de banane, les Brésiliens dénoncent le racisme lors de leur match contre la Tunisie, à Paris [Le Monde]
What you should know about Amazon's Prime Day-style sale in October [Mashable]
Libraries Across the US Are Receiving Violent Threats [VICE News]
The satellite internet technology probably won’t connect Iranian protesters, but Musk already got his PR coup with a two-word tweet. [The Intercept_]
Why hurricane storm surges are so dangerous [National Geographic]
Calls grow for a tougher legal approach to white nationalist group Patriot Front [NPR]
Cities and towns across California only get the libraries they can afford [CapRadioNews]
Tout le <DIPLO> pour le 5 Euros - Jusqu’au 15 octobre [Le Monde diplomatique]
Russia’s Defeat Would Be America’s Problem [Foreign Policy]
Iran’s Crisis of Legitimacy [Foreign Affairs]
Top Pakistan Diplomat Urges Flood Aid, Patience with Taliban [The Diplomat]
Physicists Rewrite a Quantum Rule That Clashes With Our Universe [Quanta Magazine]
#LeSaviezVous que la #CERNAcceleratorSchool organise des formations sur la physique des accélérateurs et les technologies associées pour les physiciens, les ingénieurs, les techniciens et les étudiants ? Inscrivez-vous pour le prochain cours: [CERN_FR]
NASA’s Moon Rocket and Spacecraft Arrive at Vehicle Assembly Building [NASA]

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What’s up, everybody! Here are JETLAG RADIO 632 & BENKYO RADIO 632.

Lots of writing to do, doing what I can. Thankfully I am drinking coffee, and it’s decaf when it’s at night.

Did you know that drinking several cups of coffee every day is linked to a longer lifespan, research finds. For more, read this article from CBS News.

Until Next Time!