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New Today -- 14 July 2016

Perspective

The Hague ruling: A dangerous step toward war

The court decision on the South China Sea will heighten tensions and the risk that a minor incident spirals out of control and triggers a conflict between the US and China.

News & Analysis

New UK Prime Minister Theresa May to head austerity government

May is a hard-line Thatcherite, who is considered capable of ruthlessly defending the interests of the ruling class.

Bailiffs and police break up another homeless camp in Manchester

Following South China Sea ruling, Australian Labor Party again demands military action

Despite South China Sea crisis, EU deepens relations with China

EU shaken by Italian banking crisis

US Marines deploy to South Sudan

After endorsement, Sanders attempts to convince angry supporters to back Clinton

Pauline Hanson's One Nation returns to Australian parliament

Podemos fractures after poor Spanish election result

Canada expands role in US-led offensives on three fronts

Amid Brexit shocks, Indian elite seeks "new opportunities"

West Virginia county rejects state-ordered education cuts

Commentary

The New York Times, Michael Eric Dyson and the politics of race

History

In Defense of the American Revolution

Arts Review

The life and career of Iranian filmmaker Abbas Kiarostami

SEP 2016 US Election Campaign

SEP candidate for vice president takes socialist campaign to western Pennsylvania

Supporters of SEP presidential campaign achieve write-in ballot status in Kentucky