Matthew Goodman, CSIS
The Trump administration's decision this month to allow some technology sales to Huawei has revived criticism of the White House for being inconsistent in its approach to the blacklisted Chinese technology giant. To be sure, the president's apparent willingness to use Huawei as a bargaining chip in trade negotiations with Beijing partly explains the waffling. But more fundamentally, the problem is the White House's failure at the outset to consider the Huawei challenge from a 360-degree perspective... Читать дальше...
David Harsanyi, National Review
Corbyn hasn't merely tolerated' anti-Semitic attitudes. He has actively transformed Labour into a safe haven for Jew hatred.
Robert Zaretsky, Slate
The eternal tension between data-driven specialists and political hacks was identified in Germany more than 100 years ago.
H. Fouquet, Bloomberg
Susanne Koelbl, Der Spiegel
Poverty, hardship and a sense of hopelessness are driving protesters into the streets in Iran, where they have been met with brutality by the Revolutionary Guard. Witnesses describe the dramatic events unfolding in the country.
Mujtaba Rahman, Politico EU
Paris and Berlin are out of step, as Emmanuel Macron pushes ahead with new strategy for EU.
