Michael Peck, TNI
A big deal.
Rachel Sylvester, Times of London
A few weeks ago, Jeremy Corbyn was challenged in the shadow cabinet about his handling of Labour's apparently never-ending antisemitism crisis. Tom Watson, the deputy leader, and Sir Keir Starmer...
Will Coudret, Daily Signal
If the House is serious about rebuilding the military, it needs to give service members the resources they need to be successful.
Roger Cohen, NYT
Greek resilience through crisis demonstrates that reports of democracy's demise are exaggerated.
Stratfor Worldview
Eli Lake, Bloomberg View
Today's moderate president was part of a deadly crackdown on student protesters in the summer of 1999.
Ashraf Jehangir Qazi, Dawn
The prime minister will meet the president of the United States on July 22.
Gideon Rachman, Fin. Times
The president's dilemma is that the territory's residents do not want a one-party state.
Yigal Chazan, LobeLog
Self-interest is driving significant levels of cooperation in the energy and water sector that, notwithstanding its vulnerability to political and security tensions, will likely lead to greater interdependence between Israel and its neighbors, lessening the prospect of renewed conflict along their borders.
Phillip Orchard, Geopolitical Futures
On Monday, roughly 30 years after Chinese tanks rolled through Tiananmen Square, anti-Beijing protesters in Hong Kong decided it was time for a confrontation. The Beijing-backed Hong Kong government had ignored their demands for the full withdrawal of draft legislation that would facilitate extraditions to mainland China and, according to the opposition, further erode Hong Kong??s autonomy. So, hundreds of protesters sieged the building of the Legislative Council... Читать дальше...
R. Dergham, The National
The country has been wagering on European panic but recent events could force EU powers to get tough on Tehran
Economist
A leak, a leadership race and a lame-duck prime minister expose the weaknesses of Brexit Britain's diplomacy
C. Raja Mohan, Indian Express
There is renewed global interest in the moon. India must leverage its space legacy to gain lunar advantage.
Lisa Viscidi & Nate Graham, Am. Quart.
Brazil's president will need to work with Congress for the country to make good on its energy potential.
Freddy Gray, Spectator
In Theresa May's departure, somebody in the British government has spied an opportunity to turn Trump-UK relations in a more positive direction
Yascha Mounk, The Atlantic
Sunday's elections in Greece provide the strongest indication to date that the left is now in deep crisis.
