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from The Economist. In New York, I'm John Fastman. Every weekday, we provide a fresh perspective on the events shaping your world.

Seven American states hold primary elections today.

In San Francisco, voters will decide whether to recall Chesa Boudin, the city's district attorney,

in a race that will say much about how crime will play out in November's midterm elections.

And Ukraine has fought valiantly using drones, advanced anti-tank weapons, and high-res satellite imagery, but also with century-old machine guns that have proven surprisingly reliable and accurate.

But first.

Boris Johnson is still Britain's Prime Minister, for now at least.

That the vote in favour of having confidence in Boris Johnson's theatre was 211 votes,

and the vote against was 148 votes. And therefore, I can announce that the parliamentary party does have confidence.

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