The Beirut Explosion Highlights Hezbollah’s Malevolence
That Hezbollah wields so much power in Beirut is partly a function of Lebanon’s governing structure and partly of its own designs.
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China Reform Monitor No. 1428
Hong Kong elections postponed for a year;
Russia withholding missile deliveries to China while expediting sales to India;
India bans 47 more Chinese mobile apps;
China calls first ever "quadrilateral" meeting with Pakistan, Nepal and Afghanistan;
Hundreds of Chinese fishing vessels discovered near Galapagos Islands
Russia Reform Monitor No. 2405
Siberia's smoke comes east;
Baikal backfire in Siberia;
Lukashenko says Russia lying about mercenaries;
Russian businessman's ship linked to Beirut explosion
China Reform Monitor No. 1427
Pakistan signs a flurry of BRI deals;
State Department: U.S. citizens in China face "arbitrary" arrest;
India stops China's firms from bidding on government tenders;
Xi consolidates control over law enforcement before 2022 Congress;
China closes U.S. consulate in Chengdu
Why giving the Space Force naval ranks might widen the schism with the Air Force
As support builds to mandate the newest branch adopt a maritime culture, so do the arguments against it.