麻豆社

The Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu took the risk of slamming the US' attempts to put the brakes on Iran's nuclear programme, while on a visit to Washington. Only weeks ahead of an Israeli general election, we ask whether he harmed his chances, the talks, or the very basis of friendliness between Israel and the United States.

Also, what does the murder of an opposition leader within sight of the Kremlin mean for Russian politics? The police force the US government described as racist faces being wound up. And, why "sorry" no longer seems to be the hardest word.