Holger Schmieding, The Globalist
The UK's new Brexit plan raises five EU concerns.
James Rogers, Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
Drones, in all their forms, are revolutionizing transportation and trade, but they are also creating new security risks for airports, oil fields, and other vital infrastructure.
Paul Ames & Ivo Oliveira, Politico EU
Despite a shrinking poll lead, Portugal's Socialists look set to buck trend of center-left decline in national election.
Paul Goodman, Conservative Home
You are gifted, charismatic and highly articulate; moderate and quirky; not a team player, restless, and untested in high office for any lengthy period. You have voted Labour, served as a Conservative Cabinet Minister and are not a Liberal Democrat. You are pro-Brexit, opposed to a second referendum and anti-No Deal. To a floating voter, you are manna to heaven. To your colleagues, you sometimes leave a sour taste in the mouth. Since you are first and foremost a soloist... Читать дальше...
Kathryn Salam, Foreign Policy
The prime minister's rise, fall, and possible rebirth.
Conrad Black, National Post
There is too much posing and pandering and not enough innovative policy. Canada yearns for leadership that will make it an envied and admired nation.
Evan Karlik, Nikkei Asian Review
Beijing's leverage looms over American allies like Philippines and South Korea
Ben Caspit, Al Monitor
As the self-confidence of Tehran grows stronger, President Donald Trump might not be the one to save Israel from Iran.
Prabhat Patnaik, Indian Express
He was not a socialist but, in common with the socialists, he believed that capitalism could never solve the problem of unemployment, and the mental dullness it produced.
E. Silverberg & M. Sullivan, Dipl.
How has the implementation of Trump's free and open Indo-Pacific strategy played out so far?
