Matthew D'Ancona, Guardian
The establishment is realising that brio will not solve Brexit, says Guardian columnist Matthew d??Ancona
Economist
Ireland, the Netherlands and Belgium are most exposed
Benny Avni, New York Post
Both sides declared victory Tuesday night as Israelis voted in what looked like a placeholder election, but by early morning Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu seemed to emerge on top. There are lo
Diane Coyle, Project Syndicate
As lifestyles in the world's developing economies improve drastically, many in the advanced economies are seeing their wellbeing deteriorate a trend that automation will only exacerbate. Without fundamental change in the framework of public policymaking, it is difficult to imagine a prosperous future in these societies.
George Packer, The Atlantic
What the life of Richard Holbrooke tells us about the decay of Pax Americana
Anonymous, Zeit
Viktor Orbn ist destroying Hungary's democracy. The institutions, the legal system and the social fabric are nothing but a pile of rubble. And the EU let it happen.
D. Horovitz, Times of Israel
Even the combined might of three former IDF chiefs proves no match for a prime minister now heading for his fifth term
Jason Rezaian, WaPo
Reigning in Iran requires smarter solutions.
Eli Lake, Bloomberg View
Finally a U.S. president is willing to ratchet up the pressure on Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
Thorsten Benner et al, ChinaFile
When Xi Jinping visited Europe in late March, European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker portrayed the future of EU-China relations in mixed terms: We are strategic partners, and yes, rivals, he said, but competition among us is a good thing. Indeed, EU member states have been at odds about China for a while, and deteriorating U.S.-China relations are complicating matters. The U.S. is pressuring its European allies to limit the market presence of the Chinese technology giant Huawei... Читать дальше...
Tom Plate, SCMP
The US Committee on the Present Danger focusing on China misreads the Communist Party's intentions. While China will seek to dominate transnational sectors it sees as essential to its survival, conquering the world would be too much trouble.
