International Relations

International Relations

by Daniel Rust

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International Relations

IF YOU WANT IT TO WORK: Set default channel to one that works and disable the rest.
Functioning channels as of 19 May 2021 are: Arms Control Wonk, Seans Russia Blog, Foreign Affairs and World Economy news from Google.
Disable all others for app to work properly.
For aggregate column to work properly: Long-press on the channel to disable each broken one in the channels menu.
These broken RSS links have changed and no longer pull from the websites.
They still typically have websites you can visit on your own.
**Update: it looks like Googles news feeds are back.****Google has changed its algorithms so that specialized news feeds (such as world economy) now all post the same thing.
For the best experience, disable these feeds and focus on the blogs.** *If its taking too long to load, try disabling feeds from the Aggregate Tab by long-pressing them in the feed list.
The idea is to give you the maximum choice in Intl Affairs, you decide who to follow, & whos default.*This app allows you to follow prominent voices in foreign affairs as well as related news and current affairs categories via RSS, while adding your own as well.
Enable/Disable feeds from the Aggregate Tab by long-pressing a feed from the Channels option.
It is based on the open source app, FeedGoal.
Several new feeds have been added; if you installed the app a while ago, clear the cache or uninstall and reinstall for these new feeds to work.
Last updated 7/15/2014**********************************************Feeds, some new:War on the RocksArms Control WonkThe Duck of MinervaAcross the AisleNukes of HazardSeans Russia BlogPloughshares Fund, Early WarningRethinking SecurityThe AviationistWings Over IraqThe BridgeWOTR Art of WarMissile ThreatArms Control NowZenpunditWOTR Molotov CocktailDart-Throwing ChimpListen to NPR Morning EditionForeign Affairs (general news)World Economy (general news)The Progressive RealistBulletin of the Atomic Scientistsxkcd.com**********************************************Options:Enable/Disable feeds from the Aggregate Tab by long-pressing a feed from the Channels option!Favorite (save) articles, blog postsSwitch between feed channelsSet default feedsAdd new feedsView combined feedsOnline/offline viewingShare articles to other apps (imports title as well)View on web**********************************************AppRater Rating Mechanism...Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.You may obtain a copy of the License at http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, softwaredistributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.See the License for the specific language governing permissions andlimitations under the License.

About International Relations

Package name (App ID)
com.drust.foreign.affairs
Available on
Google Play
Price
Free
Developer
Daniel Rust

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