Public Situation

Pope Francis is less interested in protecting tradition and institutions than in shaking things up. https://t.co/N1sSCmxEDX

— Foreign Affairs (@ForeignAffairs) July 31, 2018

It’s been 22 years since a Russian peeled his face off, only to reveal Tom Cruise under a flesh mask, muttering “Get rid of this scum.” But age has not slowed down this massive franchise. The proof? #MissionImpossibleFallout box office numbers https://t.co/njkjnaT6qm

— TRT World (@trtworld) July 31, 2018

New indicators show that North Korea could be in the midst of building new missiles, The Washington Post reports https://t.co/JQq1Wz1Uxm pic.twitter.com/FV8hbOHKnr

— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) July 31, 2018

“Russia's Deadly Su-35 Needs Some Enemies to Kill,” by Dave Majumdar (@davemajumdar), https://t.co/UFlbKR1JAm pic.twitter.com/LUFBxrLOid

— CFTNI (@CFTNI) July 31, 2018

Lawmakers last week stripped from the final version of the annual defense bill a provision that would have reimposed a seven-year ban on ZTE buying gear in the U.S. market – a move that would have effectively put the Chinese firm out of business.https://t.co/cju4uFiJ69

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) July 31, 2018

Lawmakers last week stripped from the final version of the annual defense bill a provision that would have reimposed a seven-year ban on ZTE buying gear in the U.S. market – a move that would have effectively put the Chinese firm out of business.https://t.co/cju4uFiJ69

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) July 31, 2018

Lawmakers last week stripped from the final version of the annual defense bill a provision that would have reimposed a seven-year ban on ZTE buying gear in the U.S. market – a move that would have effectively put the Chinese firm out of business.https://t.co/cju4uFiJ69

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) July 31, 2018

Lawmakers last week stripped from the final version of the annual defense bill a provision that would have reimposed a seven-year ban on ZTE buying gear in the U.S. market – a move that would have effectively put the Chinese firm out of business.https://t.co/cju4uFiJ69

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) July 31, 2018

Lawmakers last week stripped from the final version of the annual defense bill a provision that would have reimposed a seven-year ban on ZTE buying gear in the U.S. market – a move that would have effectively put the Chinese firm out of business.https://t.co/cju4uFiJ69

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) July 31, 2018

Human rights monitors are collecting reports of organized intimidation across rural Zimbabwe. https://t.co/c1N21ELckH

— Foreign Affairs (@ForeignAffairs) July 31, 2018