| Today, we look at why more Tibetans are setting themselves on fire, why the Trump administration is staying quiet on Russia flouting sanctions on North Korea, and China’s new relationship with Panama. |
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| IS TRUMP THE MAD KING?: When people start asking questions about a king’s mental stability, the story usually doesn’t end well for the monarch, Richard Evans writes: Read more |
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| FIGHTING FIRE WITH FIRE: Tibetans are setting themselves on fire in record numbers to protest Beijing’s heavy hand. But the brutal cycle of violence is only increasing, Kevin Carrico writes: Read more |
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| HOLDING ITS TONGUE: The Trump administration is concerned that Russia is doing more business with North Korea, but it hasn’t said anything publicly yet, FP’s Dan De Luce and Elias Groll report: Read more |
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| ANXIOUS FOR AFRICA: France presses for a swift vote on a U.N. resolution endorsing an African force, betting Washington will back down, FP’s Colum Lynch reports: Read more |
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| CHINA’S REACH: China covets the Panama Canal, but the move is more about squeezing Taiwan, FP’s Bethany Allen-Ebrahimian writes: Read more |
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