Wang Huiyao, SCMP
The two countries should build on warmer ties fostered during the Indian prime minister's first term to cooperate on China's Belt and Road Initiative, deepen trade and investment, and promote greater exchange between people.
D. Carswell, CapX
Success in politics, as with so many things, is often about learning from past mistakes. What is surprising, perhaps, is how few in politics full as they are of their own sense of certainty are able to do this. Following last week's catastrophic election results for the Labour Party, which saw millions of
Philip Stephens, Financial Times
Barring a referendum, doing nothing looks increasingly like the default option.
V. Hanson, NRO
Trump's opponents at home and abroad would love to see him get the U.S. into a messy intervention right before the election.
Corey Lewandowski, Fox News
Most Americans and many members of Congress have no idea just how badly the world cheats us with high tariffs and nonreciprocal trade. That's why I recommend everybody read the just-released eye-opening report from the White House Office of Trade and Manufacturing Policy.
Muhammad Akbar Notezai, FP
Violence in the Pakistani province is on the riseand now Chinese nationals are the target.
Steve Holland & Frank Jack Daniel, Reuters
U.S. President Donald Trump, responding to a surge of illegal immigrants across ...
Shmuel Rosner, New York Times
Because Israeli politics is ready for new rivalries.
Ren Pfister, Der Spiegel
As the end of her tenure approaches, Angela Merkel has a view of the world that couldn't be much grimmer. She sees the pillars of the world order collapsing and yet, strangely, she doesn't seem to be doing much about it.
Aaron David Miller, Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Netanyahu's fall has been breathtaking, and his future is stunningly uncertain, writes veteran negotiator Aaron David Miller.
David Weinberg, Jerusalem Post
This was not a ??struggle for the character, identity and direction of the country,?? as some over-enthusiastic Liberman-supporters blathered. It was not a ??struggle over Israel??s fundamental values and a push-back against the haredization of Israel.??
Patrick Gerard Buchan, CSIS
In 1992, prominent Australian political commentator Paul Kelly published his seminal book, The End of Certainty, which examined Australia's monumental economic, strategic, and political reforms in the 1980s. Kelly chose the title to underscore the enormity of the structural change the Bob Hawke and Paul Keating-led Australian Labor Party (ALP) government had made to end what had been Australia's methodical and cautious approach to its affairs since Australia gained independence from Great Britain in 1901.
Margaret Myers, AQ
China's interest in the region has cooled and that trend will continue, writes a leading expert on Sino-Latin America ties.
Emmanuel Iduma, NY Review of Books
The books published about the Biafran War, by memoirists on either side, are written from the perspective of those who survived, and can manage to speak of its horrors. The dead, voiceless, keep to themselves. And what of the unborn? When I remember my uncle, it is to grieve for a man whom I never knew, forty years after his death. Youth is a meteor, gone in a flash. The tragedy of the deaths of the poet Christopher Okigbo and the photojournalist Priya Ramrakha... Читать дальше...
