Week in Review: Europe and America React to Brexit, Islamic State Attacks Turkey, China Cuts Off Taiwan, and Much More

• Britain’s decision last week to leave the European Union is already having a major impact on discussions within Europe about what to do next—we’ll look at how it has accelerated three prophetically significant trends there.

• It’s also caused the United States to turn even harder away from its one-time special relationship with Britain—and to put the priority on ties with Germany.

• A devastating terror attack in Turkey was only one of several recent attacks by the Islamic State that indicate a change in its strategy.

• We’ll also talk about China’s deepening ties with Russia and its severing of ties with Taiwan—North Korea recruiting children to forage for food to feed the nation’s soldiers—the U.S. military lifting the ban on transgender soldiers—and, in anticipation of July 4th, Independence Day, more evidence of Americans’ contempt for our founding document, the Constitution.