G. Chang, WT
China's foreign ministry on Friday blasted State Department spokeswoman Morgan Ortagus. The day before, Ms. Ortagus called China a thuggish regime.
Andrew Roth, Guardian
U.S.-based nuclear experts said on Friday they suspected an accidental blast and...
Rory Scothorne, NS
Months after the SNP's first Scottish parliament election win in 2007, George Foulkes, then a Labour MSP for the Lothians region, appeared on the BBC's Scotland at Ten radio programme. Discussing the SNP's early performance in government, Foulkes argued that the party were on a very dangerous tack. What they are doing is trying to build up a situation in Scotland where the services are manifestly better than south of the border in a number of areas. Colin Mackay, the show's presenter, was confused. Читать дальше...
John McTernan, Financial Times
Political flux creates opportunities, but only a non-traditional Tory can seize them
Andrew McCarthy, National Review
When the Taliban retakes control of Afghanistan, al-Qaeda will be right back in business. Lest we forget, its business is killing Americans.
M. Vander Weyer, Spectator
A wave to the FT team whose weekend feature on how the pound has been hit by fears of no deal began with this arresting sentence: Sterling has finally buckled.' I almost spilled my caf crme as I
Petraeus & Serchuk, WSJ
The Taliban have left no doubt that they'll try to overthrow the government if American forces leave.
Trita Parsi, American Prospect
America's irresolution may finally push the Persian Gulf countries to chart their own course.
