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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

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try here https://forum.mobilism.org/portal.php?mode=articles&block=bbgame most likely it would have what you need

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Project Syndicate itself offers a free registration that unlocks a number of articles, plus a $1 trial for 3 months of full access — hard to beat for trying it out: https://www.project-syndicate.org/order/subscription

If you’re a student or affiliated with a university, check your library’s database page — many institutions (Yale, Indiana, Waterloo, etc.) provide full access at no cost, and Project Syndicate even has a dedicated University Partnership Program: https://education.project-syndicate.org/education/universities

For non-students, your public library card is surprisingly powerful — platforms like PressReader and Flipster give free digital access to thousands of publications including The Economist and other paywalled titles: https://www.spl.org/books-and-media/digital-magazines-and-newspapers/pressreader (check your own library’s site for their specific offerings).

If you’re mainly after quality international affairs commentary and don’t need Project Syndicate specifically, several excellent sources are completely free — Brookings (https://www.brookings.edu/publications/), Atlantic Council (https://www.atlanticcouncil.org/), The Diplomat, Modern Diplomacy, and The National Interest all publish openly. OpenDemocracy and Global Voices are also worth a look.

TL;DR: Register free on PS for casual reading, grab the $1 trial if you want to binge the archives, and check your library (public or academic) for access to everything else behind paywalls.