Jul 04, 2016 13:25
- Bloomberg notes the rail boom in Bangladesh, looks at the fall in the value of the pound, notes a German proposal to give young Britons German citizenship and observes Spanish concern over giving Scotland a voice, looks at competition between Paris and Frankfurt to get jobs from the City of London, looks at how a Chinese takeover of an American ham company worked well, and observes that revised statistics show a much rockier economic history in Argentina.
- Bloomberg View notes that Merkel is Britain's best hope for lenient terms and compares Brexit to the Baltic break from the Soviet Union.
- The Globe and Mail notes continuing problems with the implementation of tidal turbines on the Bay of Fundy.
- MacLean's notes that pride marchers in the Manitoba city of Steinbach can walk on the street, and looks at the impact of immigrant investment on Vancouver's housing market.
- National Geographic notes the endangerment of Antarctica's penguins.
- Open Democracy compares Brexit and the breakup of the former Soviet Union, looks at water shortages in Armenia, and examines the impact of Brexit on Ireland.
- The Chicago Tribune looks at urban violence.
- Universe Today notes the Dutch will be going to the Moon with the Chinese.
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