Subject: Editors' Picks: Ramzan Kadyrov's World Cup win; and Xi and Kim’s marriage of convenience
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EDITORS' PICKS

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06/22/2018

Welcome to Editors’ Picks, FP’s round-up of the day’s best articles.

Today, we look at the countries where F-35 sales are taking off, the quiet death of Rex Tillerson’s State Department “redesign,” and Kim Jong Un and Xi Jinping’s marriage of convenience.

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Top Guns: A breakdown of which countries are part of the growing global fleet of F-35 stealth fighters, FP's Lara Seligman reports.

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Canceled: Overhauling Foggy Bottom was once a centerpiece of the Trump administration’s reforms. Where did those plans go? FP's Robbie Gramer reports.

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Death of the fixers: The execution of Kim Jong Un's uncle and quasi-regent Jang Song Thaek left Pyongyang void of any major pro-China interest groups. Diplomatic exchanges are now firmly under the control of two strongmen: Kim and Xi Jinping, FP's Amy Cheng reports.

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Chechen Cup: Egypt may have flunked out of the World Cup — but the team's host in Russia, Chechen autocrat Ramzan Kadyrov, still won the day, Karim Zidan reports.

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5

The disappearing center: Mainstream establishment parties across Latin America have been replaced by populists offering easy and empty answers, Christopher Sabatini writes.

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