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Jim W. Dean - This is not only bad news for Trump, but also for his satellite operators, militias and political grifters.

At Wimbledon, Coco Gauff, Emma Raducanu signal that future of womens tennis is here The Washington Post

9 July, 2021 The Good Oil Tactix have kept their ANZ Premiership play-off hopes alive but they needed to use every tool in their kit to net maximum points against a determined Te Wānanga o Raukawa Pulse. With every game now a must-win for the ...

ZARA TINDALL attended Wimbledon this week, alongside a raft of other royals who were keen to watch some tennis. She attended with her husband Mike and fans loved her outfit.

The newly-elected leader of the largest advocacy organization for First Nations in Canada has thrown her support behind the idea of reparations for Indigenous people.

Both Kushner and Trump are said to have personally pleaded with the Fox News owner to retract the call.

New Delhi [India], July 9 (ANI): District Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) has given approval to the 'Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP)' prepared by the Delhi government to deal with the possible

Matthew Evans, 36, barged into a terrified woman's home in Hemel Hampstead and told her he had just stabbed someone moments after the knife attack - and bizarrely asked for a lift away from the scene

EVERTON striker Josh King is Watford’s third signing of the day. The Norway and ex-Bournemouth star, 29. joined for two years on a free transfer, with the option of a third season. The newly-promoted Hornets also landed Stoke midfielder Peter Etebo, 25,  on a season’s loan and 19-year-old ex-Rangers frontman Dapo Mebude. Watford said: “King’s […]

Australia all-rounder Ellyse Perry pulls out of the inaugural season of The Hundred for personal reasons.

Bullish, a unit of blockchain software company Block.one, plans to launch a regulated crypto exchange later this year.

Attersee’s Isabel Wilkinson Schor shares her ultimate beauty indulgence, a milky body lotion from a famed Italian apothecary.

Bruno Maçães, Politico EU

The biggest threat to the West isn't European autonomy but European weakness.

Some families should take the enhanced child tax credit as a lump sum when they file 2021 taxes instead of getting the advance monthly payments

Andrew Wilson, ECFR

Ukraine's president, Volodymyr Zelensky, has declared a "fightback" against oligarchs.

Pavel Luzin, Riddle
Pavel Luzin on how to make the space industry prosperous and keep up with the competition

David Patrikarakos, New Statesman

Andrew Michta, Wall Street Journal

President Biden is reviving the North Atlantic Treaty Organization—or is he? With President Trump gone, the alliance is back to business as usual, and Mr. Biden has emphasized members' "sacred obligation" under Article 5 of the Washington Treaty, which governs how members respond to an attack on a fellow member. But a military alliance needs a military. Without a clear pathway to European rearmament, NATO won't be able to respond to a crisis.

Andrew Radin & Thomas Szayna, WOTR

What should be the role of Defense Department civilians below the secretary of defense in policymaking? During James Mattis's tenure as the secretary of defense, senior civilians reported that they felt bypassed in the decision-making process and that their responsibilities were taken over...

Miles Johnson & Silvia Sciorilli Borrelli, Financial Times

Standing in the sun outside Milan's San Raffaele hospital last September, Silvio Berlusconi, the great survivor of Italian politics, recounted the story of his latest remarkable escape.

Andres Oppenheimer, Miami Herald

Will Pedro Castillo, the radical leftist who is likely to be declared winner of Peru's June 6 elections, turn his country into a new Venezuela? It would be naive to rule it out, but there are some reasons to hope that he would not be allowed to create a Venezuela-style dictatorship.

Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg

Robert Kaplan, Foreign Policy

The country seems on the verge of falling apart. Here's why it won't.

Desmond Lachman, 1945

Much of the current inflation debate is centered on the supply-side factors that have driven US inflation up to its highest level in the past few decades. Will these factors prove to be temporary, in which case there is no need for concern? Or will they prove to be more lasting, in which case policy action might be needed to prevent inflation from spinning out of control?

George Friedman, Geopolitical Futures

China has the option of attacking the face of American confidence. It's possible the U.S. has overestimated its capabilities, but then the Chinese may have done the same. The problem of launching a war is that you might be defeated, and where the U.S. has room for maneuver to its rear, China would be fighting with its back against its eastern seaboard. Under those circumstances, the consequences for losing could spiral, causing irreparable political damage to the ruling party. Читать дальше...