Subject: Editors' Picks: How Beijing is setting the new rules of the skies, and why the fight for freedom in Algeria isn't finished
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EDITORS' PICKS

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03/13/2019

Welcome to Editors’ Picks, FP’s daily round-up.

Today, we look at how China’s decision to ground Boeing 737 Max 8s could boost its global aviation ambitions, how Islamophobia shapes U.S. politics on the campaign trail, and what’s next for Algeria now that protesters have forced their 82-year-old president to make concessions.

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BYE BOUTEFLIKA?: Algerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika has pledged to step down, but the victory for protesters won’t be complete without a genuine democratic transition, Nabila Ramdani writes.

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HATE IN THE STATES: A new poll of Muslims who ran for office in the 2018 midterms shows how central bigotry has become to America's political life, Lawrence Pintak, Brian J. Bowe, and Jonathan Albright write.

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TRADING PLACES: In a symbolic vote, the British Parliament has ruled out a no-deal Brexit—but the U.K. is still bracing for a difficult future outside the European Union, especially when it comes to trade, FP’s Keith Johnson reports.

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UP IN THE AIR: China has no illusions about its ability to challenge Boeing in the near term, or to rival the Federal Aviation Administration as an arbiter of international aviation safety. But 10, 20 years from now, if Chinese-built jets are alighting on runways in Paris and New York, this moment may look prescient, Will Doig writes.

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TRUMP'S MODI-FICATIONS: Ending India’s preferential trade relationship with the United States is politically dangerous, Arvind Panagariya writes.

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