There were no losers at the Trump–Kim summit: http://ow.ly/jLde30kzP8M

China remains in denial over the unfolding human rights disaster in Xinjiang. https://www.foreignaffairs.com/articles/china/2018-06-20/reeducation-returns-china?cid=int-fls&pgtype=hpg

Holding Libyan elections now would likely lead to even greater disorder. http://ow.ly/evzZ30kz33A

The rise of radical Islamism is not the result of increased support for extreme ideas but the result of average Sunnis behaving strategically during turbulent times. http://ow.ly/E42R30kzeMT

Today in history, 2012: Wikileaks founder Julian Assange requests political asylum at the Ecuadorian embassy in London. http://ow.ly/zvlT30kzeX7

To many Greeks, the name Macedonia insinuated a claim to the eponymous northern region of Greece. https://trib.al/FoeQoEX

To kick off your summer reading, our authors present six grand narratives—so you can decide which one explains our increasingly turbulent world. As our Editor in Chief Gideon Rose says, “Life today seems like a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying something. Take your pick as to what.” Read the full package here: https://trib.al/RNQ4EUW

Geopolitics didn’t return; it never went away. https://trib.al/zFn94rh

History shows that treating domestic violence survivors humanely—and aligning U.S. asylum law with international standards—won’t increase migration flows. https://trib.al/2WIu7lQ

Nothing could have surprised and delighted China more than Trump’s comment that he wanted to eventually get U.S. troops out of South Korea altogether. https://trib.al/v0OYUJ3