Der Spiegel

• Sidelined: Germany's Incredibly Shrinking Role on the World Stage
• Interview with James Comey: 'What Am I Doing? How Did I End Up Here?'
• Football Leaks: Cristiano Ronaldo Used Offshore Firms in Luxembourg and Jersey
• An Island Disappears: Dead End in the Mississippi Delta
• Germany and Immigration: The Changing Face of the Country
• Thank You, Donald!: What Trump Means for Germany's Future
• German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas: 'Syria Is Not Auschwitz'
• Learning from Crisis: Inside the Effort to Improve Emergency Care in Haiti
• The Power of the Algorithms: Pedro Domingos on the Arms Race in Artificial Intelligence
• En Marche One Year On: How Macron's Movement Is Transforming French Politics

Newsweek

• World Malaria Day 2018: Facts, Symptoms of Disease Carried By Mosquitoes
• Ronny Jackson Known as ‘Candy Man,’ Would Allegedly Go Through Plane Giving Drugs to Passengers, Democrat Says
• Who Is Armando Juarez? Texas Home Depot Shooting Person of Interest Identified After Two Police Officers Shot In Dallas
• ‘The Voice’ 2018 Top 11 Results & Recap: Who Left and Who Was Saved?
• 'Lock Them Up!' Republican’s Campaign Says of Clinton, Comey in Call for Supporters to Sign Petition
• Texas Home Depot Shooting: Dallas Police Officers Shot, Live Updates
• Elliot Rodger's Father 'Very Sad' Toronto Van Attack Suspect Alek Minassian Referenced Son
• Toronto Van Victims 'Predominantly Female' Pedestrians, Police Say
• What Is a State Dinner? The History Behind Donald and Melania's White House Event
• Watch ‘Handmaid's Tale’ Season 2 Online: When And How To Stream

Time Magazine

• German Jews Have Been Advised Not to Wear Kippahs After Anti-Semitic Assaults
• Three Mexican Film Students Were Murdered and Their Bodies Dissolved in Acid by a Drug Cartel
• Iran Accuses the U.S. of Fabricating Evidence That Tehran Armed Houthi Rebels With Missiles
• Once ‘Little Rocket Man,’ Kim Called ‘Very Honorable’ by Trump As Meeting Approaches
• Facebook Post by Toronto Van Attack Suspect Suggests His Rampage Was Fueled by Frustration Towards Women
• The Victims of the Toronto Van Attack Include a Grandmother and an Avid Volunteer
• President Trump Praises U.S.-French Alliance After Meeting With President Macron
• Xi Jinping and Donald Trump Need to Sound Tough on Trade. But Here’s Where They Could Compromise
• Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Have Announced the Official Music Lineup for Their Wedding
• Ronan Farrow Discusses the ‘Wholesale Immolation’ of U.S. Diplomacy

US News

Business Week

• Hedge Funds Eye $740 Billion Japan Pensions Pool Post-Quake
• Carrefour Studies Asset Merger in Brazil With Pao De Acucar
• Asia Stocks Advance as Won Strengthens; Crude Oil Erases Gain
• Standard Chartered Sees Double-Digit Growth in First Half
• GM Seeing No Return in Opel Less Than Audi Plans Options: Cars
• Tepco Has Record Attendance at First Meeting Since Disaster
• Thai Opposition Aims to Keep Baht Competitive, Suchart Says
• Miller Dumps Kodak After a Decade of Decline
• U.S. Money Funds at Risk in Europe Crisis
• Supreme Court Strikes Down Violent Games Ban

Fortune

• MSNBC pushes findings that support Joy Reid's claim of 'fabricated' homophobic blog posts
• Trump says Mnuchin will visit China for trade talks 'in a few days'
• Takeda freaks out investors with $64 billion bid for Shire
• A timeline of Wells Fargo's 20-month nightmare
• Hospitals may soon have to post prices for patients online
• Readers flock to 'A Higher Loyalty,' despite partisan criticism
• Mick Mulvaney wants to shut public out of CFPB's 'Yelp' of bank complaints
• Student-run publications band together for #SaveStudentNewsrooms
• SEC hands down $35 million fine in Yahoo hack
• AT&T antitrust trial nears its end with clashes over data points

Economist (MEA)

• Lebanon’s political system leads to paralysis and corruption
• Africa’s big carbon emitters admit they have a problem
• How African governments try to control what is said online
• Where Syria’s despot Bashar al-Assad is likely to strike next
• Mullahs rig the price of moolah in Iran
• Israel is determined to stop Iran from establishing bases in Syria
• African governments are having doubts about their staple crop
• Donald Trump and his advisers cannot agree on a Syria policy
• With Zuma gone, South Africa's opposition needs a new scapegoat
• Sierra Leone’s new president has made big promises

Economist (International)

• Refugees need not be a burden, if they are allowed to work
• European countries should make it easier for refugees to work
• Why undertakers are worried
• Household smoke may be the world’s deadliest environmental hazard
• Wood-burning stoves are in fashion but cause serious pollution
• The deal that curtails Iran’s nuclear ambitions seems doomed
• How and why to search for young Einsteins
• Foreign internship
• Foreign internship
• States are finding new ways of killing enemies abroad

Economist (Briefings)

• The decline of established American retailing threatens jobs
• The history of central banks
• Averting a Chinese-American trade war
• A tightening grip
• Robber barons and silicon sultans
• Under-age and on the move
• Playing out the last hand
• Conscious uncoupling
• Ready to take off again?
• Change management