Thursday links: Donilon, Power, Rice, Chinese cars, IMF, Poso and more

6 June 2013 11:17

Just two days before the summit with Xi Jinping, the White House announces a big staff change: Tom Donilon out as national security adviser and Susan Rice in.
Rice is vacating the post of UN Ambassador, where she will be replaced by Samatha Power.
A few days late to this, but still worth noting: ten things to know about foreign policy under Julie Bishop and Tony Abbott. (Thanks Peter.)
After 19 years, a truth commission may get behind the mystery of who bombed a Jewish community centre in Argentina.
The IMF ready to cop to some mistakes in its handling of Greece.
How Chinese car companies are faring in Africa, South America and Europe.
The Lowy Institute's Indonesia expert, Dave McRae, has published a book on religious violence in Poso, based on first-hand research while the conflict was ongoing. You can download the book for free here.

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