Nick Enoch and Mark Duell, Daily Mail: Her Majesty's biggest challenge: How the Queen must now go on without her 'rock' Philip beside her after one of the Royal Family's most testing years
* The Duke has supported the monarch through the ups and down of her life and reign for more than 73 years
* In 2002, the Queen lost both her mother and sister within weeks, with Philip, her 'rock', providing support
* Recently the Queen has had one of the most tumultuous periods of her reign as Family deals with Megxit
The loss of her beloved husband at the age of 99 will be one of the most traumatic experiences the Queen has ever had to face.
Together for more than 73 years, the Duke of Edinburgh has supported the monarch through the ups and down of her life and reign, including throughout the time they have spent together at Windsor Castle as part of 'HMS Bubble'.
His death comes during one of the Royal Family's most testing periods, with Buckingham Palace plunged into crisis following Harry and Meghan's explosive interview with Oprah Winfrey.
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Commentaries, Analysis, And Editorials -- April, 9, 2021
Despite loss of husband, little sign Queen Elizabeth will abdicate -- Michael Holden, Reuters
Is Russia about to launch a fresh offensive in eastern Ukraine? -- Elena Barysheva and Alexander Savitsky, DW
Analysis: Russian military buildup raises stakes as fighting in Ukraine intensifies -- Anton Zverev, Matthias Williams, Jonathan Landay, Reuters
Why Is the U.S. Still in Iraq After 18 Years? -- Bonnie Kristian, 19FortyFive
Inside secret Syria talks aimed at freeing Marine vet Austin Tice and other US hostages -- Ben Fox, Eric Tucker, and Matthew Lee, The Associated Press
Punishing Germany for Nord Stream 2 does nothing to stop Putin -- Eugene Rumer, Defense News
In Myanmar, military matters are a lucrative family affair -- Naomi Conrad, Julia Bayer, Pedro Noel, DW
Analysis: Raised fist, dangling handcuffs: a snapshot of Cuban dissent -- Sarah Marsh, Reuters
Mozambique’s conflict and the question of foreign intervention -- Joseph Stepansky, Al Jazeera
Melt up? More money poured into stocks in past 5 months than last 12 years -- Thyagaraju Adinarayan and Sujata Rao, Reuters
The Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine bet that paid off -- AFP
Covid-19: Why have deaths soared in Brazil? -- Jake Horton, BBC
Covid-19 vaccination: Is India running out of doses? -- Soutik Biswas, BBC
What COVID vaccines are used in different countries, including the UK, US, China and Israel -- ABC News (Australia)
Why global tax talks are back on the agenda -- Andrew Walker, BBC
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