JETLAG RADIO 1104 | BENKYO RADIO 1104
Can Europe defend itself without America? [The Economist]
The town that Ozempic and Wegovy built [1843 Magazine]
‘Without painkillers, we leave patients to scream for hours’ [BBC]
Ukraine’s Allies Are Gaming Out a World in Which the US Retreats [Bloomberg]
World Court to hear arguments on Israeli occupation of Palestinian territories [Reuters]
Palestinians searching for food surround bakeries, aid trucks in Gaza [AL-Jazeera News]
Doha Meeting On Afghanistan to Begin Behind Closed Doors [TOLO News]
King Charles’s Cancer Diagnosis Has Put a Nation on Edge [New Yorker]
The text file that runs the internet [The Verge]
The looming ground assault on the last “safe” zone in Gaza [Vox]
Dutch startup Monumental is using robots to lay bricks [TechCrunch]
What’s next for robotaxis in 2024 [MIT Technology Review]
Hundreds of Adobe employees protest the company moving its MAX conference to Florida. Ron DeSantis thinks it's a 'stunt.' [Business Insider]
NATO Allies 🇫🇮 🇳🇱 and 🇸🇪 conducted drills over the Baltic Sea, focusing on cooperation, coordination and air-to-air refueling ✈️Allies train and exercise together on land, air and sea to test and maintain our readiness and ability to defend every inch of Allied territory [LinkedIn] #NATO
Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib tells fellow Democrats: reject Biden in primary [The Guardian]
For Harris, Promises to Ukraine Prove Harder to Make Amid G.O.P. Resistance [The New York Times]
Here’s What Happens To Your Body If You Drink Soda Every Day [Huffington Post]
Donald Trump’s ‘Fraudulent Ways’ Cost Him $355 Million [The Atlantic]
Democrats notch a win in the battle for the suburbs [FiveThirtyEight]
Are you taking your meds wrong? Many patients make these common mistakes. [The Washington Post]
The frustrations of young graduates who wear the hijab and struggle to find work in France [Le Monde]
Water is discovered on asteroids — by a defunct NASA mission [Mashable]
Archaeologists Discovered a Massive Ancient 'Megastructure' Submerged Beneath the Sea [VICE News]
“Where can We Go?”: Terror and Panic Set in as Israel Readies to Invade Rafah [The Intercept]
One Stanley bottle helps the environment. But a whole collection? [National Geographic]
Money tips from one of the greatest investors in history [NPR]
1 down, 2 to go: Trifecta of storms to hit Sacramento this weekend [CapRadioNews]
Tout le “Diplo” Pour 5 Euros - Jusqu’au 29 février [Le Monde diplomatique]
Two Years On, What’s Next in Ukraine? [Foreign Policy]
The Real Challenge of Trump 2.0 [Foreign Affairs]
Can Kazakhstan Stay the Course on Economic Reform? [The Diplomat]
A ‘Lobby’ Where a Molecule Mob Tells Genes What to Do [Quanta Magazine]
Voici le système de collimation du #LHC, qui protège les composants de l’accélérateur. Il nécessite une mise à niveau en prévision de la mise à niveau à haute luminosité du #LHC, qui verra le nombre de collisions délivrées aux expériences LHC augmenter d'un facteur de cinq à dix. Douze collimateurs à double faisceau seront installés dans la machine lors de la prochaine étape de mise à niveau, appelée Long Shutdown 3, prévue pour 2026-2028. Les collimateurs sont des blocs mobiles constitués de matériaux capables d'absorber des particules. En forme de mâchoires, ils se referment étroitement autour du faisceau pour nettoyer les particules qui s'écartent de leur chemin. [CERN_FR]
Black History Month [NASA]
BLOGPOST UPDATE IN PROGRESS
What’s up, everybody! Here are JETLAG RADIO 1104 & BENKYO RADIO 1104. The earthquake in Japan the other month was so difficult, it was very hard on Nippon. Here’s a video about it from DW.
Until Next Time!