The catalogue of failures at the top of French politics explains the rise of non-mainstream presidential candidates. https://t.co/7zImCmcw4y
— Foreign Affairs (@ForeignAffairs) May 8, 2017
A Muslim cook wanted to stop the hate. So she started inviting strangers to dinner. https://t.co/sw5lIUS0QJ
— CAIR National (@CAIRNational) May 8, 2017
Navalny is now wearing an eyepatch. https://t.co/05UTfu3eEc http://pic.twitter.com/03yqhIDfPo
— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) May 8, 2017
The German military has a neo-Nazi problem. https://t.co/GpDr2vLp0E http://pic.twitter.com/Jt7ZhuZpAT
— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) May 8, 2017
A total of over 193 #migrants lost their lives in the Med last weekend. Many rescued migrants bear signs of torture suffered in Libya
— Flavio Di Giacomo (@fladig) May 8, 2017
New study: Who you are may predict what you eat more than where you shop. https://t.co/uvEAa5lLFe via @TamaraDubowitz
— RAND Corporation (@RANDCorporation) May 8, 2017
A glut of cheap Chinese aluminum could be jeopardizing national security. From @BethanyAllenEbr: https://t.co/4keKlBUn25
— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) May 8, 2017
#KoreanPeninsula tensions driven up by #NorthKorea missile tests, #Trump rhetoric & #SouthKorea–#China friction https://t.co/aJqaRH0q5v
— Crisis Group (@CrisisGroup) May 8, 2017
Justice minister to visit US to present new evidence for Gülen's arrest #Turkey https://t.co/d7YpapmFnq http://pic.twitter.com/Nm2El0imZj
— The SETA Foundation (@SETADC) May 8, 2017
RT @ecfr: Rapid change and ever denser interconnections are only constants in #Macron’s vision of the world #FrenchElections https://t.co/9o9PBQ047b
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