Can any one help me to find out below magazines pdf or the forum/site/tg where I can find them day to day
Project Syndicate
The Financial Times
The Economist Magazine
Foreign Affairs Magazine
Foreign Policy Magazine
The Diplomat Magazine
The Wall Street Journal
The Atlantic
Council on Foreign Relations
Project Syndicate
The National Interest Magazine
The Brookings Institution
European Council on Foreign Relations
Modern Diplomacy
Visual Media
Thanks in Advance 
try here https://forum.mobilism.org/portal.php?mode=articles&block=bbgame most likely it would have what you need
You asked for daily access to 15 publications and nobody gave you a straight answer — so here’s one that actually works from anywhere in the world.
One $50/year library card solves 6 of the hardest ones on your list (FT, Economist, WSJ, The Atlantic, Foreign Affairs, Foreign Policy) — it’s the Queens Public Library e-card → sign up online, no US address needed, you get PressReader access to all six as full digital editions. Here’s the part nobody tells you: 5 more on your list are already completely free — CFR, Brookings, ECFR, Modern Diplomacy, and National Interest are think tanks with zero paywalls. That’s 11 of 15 solved right now before you even touch Telegram. 
Right now → register free at Project Syndicate (unlocks articles instantly) + bookmark the 5 free think tank sites above.
This weekend → get the Queens Library e-card ($50/year) → download the PressReader app → link the card → you have FT, Economist, WSJ, FA, FP, and The Atlantic daily.
| Your concern | What works | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Project Syndicate (your #1) | Free registration — no card needed | 2 min |
| FT, Economist, WSJ | Queens Library → PressReader | 15 min setup |
| Foreign Affairs, Foreign Policy | Same PressReader + free JSTOR account for archive (100 reads/month, 1922-2022) | 15 min setup |
| The Atlantic | Same PressReader | Already done |
| The Diplomat | Mostly free already (5 articles/month), $5/mo for full access | Just visit |
| CFR, Brookings, ECFR, Modern Diplomacy, National Interest | Already 100% free — zero paywall | Just visit |
| “Visual Media” | No publication by this name exists — could you clarify? Maybe Visual Capitalist? | Need your help |
These publish everything openly. Just bookmark them:
Set up RSS for all five at once: Use Inoreader (free tier works fine) and add all five sites. You get every new article in one feed instead of checking five websites. The sites serve full article text in their feeds — no clicking through.
Go to project-syndicate.org → click Register → use any email. Registration is free and unlocks commentaries. PS is a nonprofit that syndicates to 500+ newspapers in 156 countries — if you’re in India, many of their articles also appear free in partner newspapers like The Hindu, Mint, and Indian Express. Google the article title + the newspaper name and you’ll often find the full piece without even logging in.
This is the single move that covers FT, Economist, WSJ, The Atlantic, Foreign Affairs, and Foreign Policy.
Re-authenticate every few days — PressReader sessions expire (usually 48 hours). Just log back in with your library card. Takes 10 seconds.
Go to jstor.org → Register with any email (no university needed). Free accounts get 100 article reads per 30 days. Foreign Affairs archive covers 1922 through 2022 (3-year moving wall). For recent FA articles, the PressReader path from Step 2 handles it — or visit foreignaffairs.com directly, where new articles are free for the first 48 hours after posting.
thediplomat.com gives you 5 free articles/month without registration. If you need more, their All-Access plan is $5/month — by far the cheapest premium publication on this list. Most of their daily analysis is freely accessible.
Install Bypass Paywalls Clean from GitFlic — this is a browser extension that handles metered paywalls on FT, Economist, The Atlantic, and others. It’s not on the Chrome Web Store (removed via DMCA) so you install it manually:
chrome://extensions → enable Developer ModeThis is your backup for when you’re browsing and hit a paywall unexpectedly — not your primary access method. PressReader is more reliable for daily reading.
What NOT to useActive channels that carry some of your publications:
These channels get taken down regularly via DMCA and pop up under new names. They’re a last resort, not a daily workflow — the library card is what gives you reliable daily access.
Your situation → what to do| If you are… | Do this |
|---|---|
| Student in India | Queens Library e-card ($50/yr) + The Economist student discount (₹500 for 12 weeks via Student Beans) + free JSTOR account |
| Working professional | Queens Library e-card + RSS feed for 5 free sites via Inoreader |
| Just want to start reading today | Register at Project Syndicate + bookmark CFR/Brookings/ECFR/Modern Diplomacy/National Interest — that’s 6 publications right now, free |
| Want everything, no budget | All of the above — $50/year covers 11 publications, 5 are free, Diplomat is $5/mo if needed |
One thing I couldn’t identify — what’s “Visual Media” on your list? There’s no publication by that name in the IR/diplomacy space. Could be Visual Capitalist (data visualizations on economics), a Telegram channel, or maybe a local publication? Drop the name or a link and I’ll track it down for you. 
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