Matt Welch: Ruta Felty, the Dutch prime minister, has decided not to run again. He says there will be a sense of zombie PM for quite some time as no one in his party seems up to taking it over. The annual summit of NATO starts in Lithuania and leaders are expected to approve their first comprehensive defense plans since the Cold War. Welch: This is probably the most dramatic change in Europe's defense posture since fall of Berlin Wall.
Mark Rutte is
stepping down after leading the Netherlands for 13 years. Despite his renowned political survival skills, our correspondent explains why it was migration policy that brought about his downfall. As the
NATO summit kicks off, what are the alliance’s plans for defending Europe (9:30)? And a look at the changing face of Britain’s
lighthouses (19:00).