Week of August 29, 2016 Archives

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Monday, August 29
The Purpose of Iran's Aggressive Naval Intercepts
Farzin Nadimi, Washington Institute
What the World Could Lose in America’s Presidential Election
Fred Hiatt, Wash. Post
Syria a la Carte: Alliances Shift and Whirl
Maximilian Popp & Christoph Reuter, Spiegel
Erring Big on the Euro
Daniel Woker, Lowy Interpreter
Russia's Search for a Hypersonic Missile
Samuel Bendett, RealClearWorld
Hungary’s Gilded Age
Lili Bayer, Politico EU
Putin and the Ayatollah: A Bromance to Watch
David Patrikarakos, Moscow Times
The Secret History of the EU Reveals Its Doom
Christopher Booker, Telegraph
Don’t Be Fooled. The Brexit Sledgehammer Is Coming
Will Hutton, Guardian
The Triumph of the European National Interest
Marian Tupy, CapX
Sarkozy’s Campaign of Fear and Vengeance
Dominique Moisi, Project Syndicate
Russia's Discourse Under Putin a Series of 'Pathological Ravings'
Paul Goble, WoE
As Vatican Cozies Up to China, Some Catholics Are Disturbed
I. Sala & I. Steger, QZ
Russia, China, and Cyber Espionage: Who Steals What
Luke Penn-Hall, Cipher Brief
Europe's Reaction to Turkey Shows It Just Doesn't Learn
Britta Petersen, ORF
EUROPE: Russia's Best Weapon? Nonsense ASIA: Kashmir's Startling Epidemic
Tuesday, August 30
There Is No Thirty Years' War in the Middle East
Lorenzo Kamel, National Interest
Chaos Lurking: Inside the Secret Files of ISIS
Michael Weiss, Daily Beast
Brexited Britain Should Join the U.S.-EU Trade Deal
M. Schneider-Petsinger, RCWorld
'Who Did This to Us?' The Question of Leaders in Decline
Bret Stephens, WS Journal
Did Germany Just Short-Circuit Obama's EU Trade Deal?
David Francis, Foreign Policy
Reforming Ukraine After the Revolutions
Joshua Yaffa, New Yorker
Ukraine at Age 25: Old Habits Die Hard
Kestutis Lancinskas, Ukrayinska Pravda
Awaiting Another Barrage of Palestinian Propaganda
Louis Rene Beres, Jer. Post
From Beyond the Grave, Margaret Thatcher Wins Again
John O'Sullivan, Nat'l Review
The Trump-Farage Road Show
Roger Cohen, New York Times
Nicolas Sarkozy Threatens Britain Over Migration
Tom Goodenough, Spectator
The Disastrous Nonintervention in Syria
Anne Appelbaum, Washington Post
How the UN Pays Tens of Millions to Assad Regime
N. Hopkins & E. Beals, Guardian
Second EU Referendum Is a Seductive and Dangerous Idea
William Hague, Telegraph
The Moral Case Against Celebrating World Peace
Richard Gowan, World Pol. Review
VIDEO: Putin's Plans Put in Perspective
Financial Times
ARCHIVES: The End of the Middle East?
Stratfor
RCEUROPE: EU Is Out to Shaft Brexit Britain. Because Of Course It Is.
Wednesday, August 31
Metabolizing Japan, the World's Oldest Nation
Reva Goujon, Stratfor
The Voice of ISIS Is Dead
Robin Wright, New Yorker
Europe Is Fast Approaching the Last Exit Off This Road
Joschka Fischer, PS
Yes, Russia's Military Is Training for a 'Mega War'
Simon Saradzhyan, National Interest
Capitalism and Democracy: The Strain Is Showing
Martin Wolf, Financial Times
China Could Save the Global Economy. Here's How
Andy Xie, South China Morning Post
What Franco-German Call to End Trade Talks Says About Europe
A Colibasanu, GPF
How the Mafia Murdered the Townspeople of Amatrice
Barbie Latza Nadeau, D. Beast
Who's Afraid of the Jewish State?
Yoaz Hendel, Ynet News
Israel & Palestine: It's Closer Than We Thought
Naomi Chazan, Times of Israel
The Most Important Dam You Probably Don't Know
Jennifer Drake, The Conversation
A 'Safe Zone' Would Be Syria's Latest Disaster
Kate Gould, Vox
The Political Calculus for Pena Nieto Says to Embarrass Trump
Josh Marshall, TPM
The Genius of Trump's Foreign Policy
Peter Morici, Fox News
Trump's Visit Is Exactly What Mexico's President Needs
Kevin Lees, Suffragio
Russia, Turkey, and an Emerging Multipolar World
Thomas de Waal, Carnegie Europe
Could Donald Trump Happen in Canada?
Charlie Gillis, Maclean's
Non-interference or Responsibility to Protect?
Sholto Byrnes, The National
Islam Karimov and the Dictator's Playbook
Nate Schenkkan, Foreign Policy
Thursday, September 1
How Sweden Became a Poster Child for Bad Immigration Policy
T. Lifvendahl, Spec.
The Apple Case Could Lead to Irexit
Harry Readhead, Metro
After Apple Travesty, Try Telling Us Brexit Is a Bad Idea
A. Evans-Pritchard, T'graph
Europe's Tax Haven Hypocrites
Kaj Leers, RealClearWorld
China-U.K. Relations: Come What May
Andrew Small, German Marshall Fund
The Taliban and the Divided Afghan State
Kamran Bokhari, Geopolitical Futures
Revealing an Unknown Cairo
Claire Messud, New York Review of Books
Trump Gets What He Wanted in Mexico
Kyle Cheney & Louis Nelson, Politico
Trump's Visit With Pena Nieto Will Backfire on Both
Molly O'Toole, Foreign Policy
How the West Failed to Build a State in Kosovo
Aidan Hehir, National Interest
The Southern Link in Thailand's Deadly Bombings
Shawn Crispin, The Diplomat
French Culture Wars Frame the Election
The Economist
The European Window Edges Shut on Russia's Cities
Artem Filatov, Intersection
Why Brazil Impeached Its President
Zack Beauchamp, Vox
Cashing in on Cryptocurrency in Hong Kong
Leslie Nguyen-Okwu, Ozy
Globalization's Political Earthquake
Richard Longworth, Chicago Council on Global Affairs
Friday, September 2
Russia's Supreme Court: USSR Didn't Invade Poland
Halya Coynash, Kharkiv HPG
China Just Can’t Stop Being a Bully
Gordon Chang, Daily Beast
Where Obama's Asia Rebalance Went Wrong
Michael Auslin, Wall Street Journal
U.S.-China Diplomacy, in Kissinger's Footsteps
David Ignatius, Washington Post
Obama Nudged China Toward Pakistan but Aggravated India
M. Hussain, Intercept
Uzbekistan's Presidential Transition
Roman Madaus & Will Baulch, Foreign Brief
Russia in the Grey Zones
S. Pugsley & F. Wesslau, European Council on Foreign Relations
Down Down Down: Russia’s Ruling Party Is Bleeding Support
Eva Hartog, Mos. Times
Why Did Pena Nieto Invite Trump to Mexico?
Ioan Grillo, New York Times
Obama Let Iran Cheat on the Deal
Jonathan Tobin, Commentary
Obama Admin Denies 'Secret' Exemptions in Iran Deal
John Hudson, Foreign Policy
A Requiem for Rousseff in a Rio Favela
Catherine Osborn, The Atlantic
Poland Hopes Brexit Stops Poles Leaving to UK
Alberto Nardelli, BuzzFeed
Can SAARC Survive India and Pakistan's Squabbles?
Zahid Shahab Ahmed, Nl. Interest
What Is the Point of U.S. Primacy?
Christopher Preble & William Ruger, War on the Rocks
Apple and the Need for an EU-U.S. Reboot
Pierre Briancon, Politico EU
Saturday, September 3
The United Nations: What's the Point?
Uri Friedman, The Atlantic
Merkel or Le Pen: Which Vision Will Guide Europe's Future?
N. Nougayrede, Guardian
Why I Was Wrong About Northern Ireland
Lionel Shriver, New Statesman
Putin Doesn't Get American Politics
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg View
Could Surge in Yemen's Violence Rekindle Diplomacy?
Scott Peterson, CS Monitor
Hungary, Sixty Years After the Revolution
Claire Greenstein & Brandon Tensley, F. Affairs
A Short Review of Dutch Anti-Israel Incitement
Manfred Gerstenfeld, Jerusalem Post
I Support Israel, But Not U.S. Aid to Israel
Jeff Jacoby, Boston Globe
Lament of the Liberal Interventionist Ideologues
Sumantra Maitra, National Interest
Save Gabon From Election Fraud
Jean Ping, New York Times
Czech Intelligence Alarmed by Russian 'Threat'
Jakub Janda, EU Observer
America's Approach to Somalia Failed. Now What?
Steven Metz, World Politics Review
The Apple Tax Bill Is Not Protectionism
Sebastian Dullien, ECFR
Bruised Apple, Bad Commission
Economist
Credibility and the Nigerian Military
John Campbell, Council on Foreign Relations
Is Europe Overreacting to Terror?
Peter Apps, Reuters
How $1 Billion Made Its Way to the Prime Minister of Malaysia
Hope et al, WSJ
Democracy And Capitalism May Be In For Divorce
Zach Carter, Huffington Post
Sunday, September 4
Why Assassinating Jihadi Leaders Works
David Blair, Daily Telegraph
German Voters Send Warning to Europe on Trade
Chris Caldwell, Weekly Standard
Merkel’s Embrace of Migrants Looms Over Vote in Home State
Alison Smale, NYT
With China Ascendant, What Use Is the G-20?
Hamish McRae, Independent
The Legacy of Obama’s “Pivot” to Asia
Mike Green, Foreign Policy
Trump Goes to Mexico
Carl Cannon, Orange County Register
What Happened in Brazil Was No "Coup"
Andres Oppenheimer, Miami Herald
Iran’s Continued Imprisonment of Dual Citizens
Haleh Esfandiari, Wall St. Journal
To Iran, Kurdish Unrest Spells Saudi Incitement
Babak Dehghanpisheh, Reuters
One of Africa’s Longest-Ruling Dynasties Is in Trouble
Sean Lyngaas, Wash Post
Kerry's Soft Words Blunt U.S. Hard Power in South China Sea
Eli Lake, Bloomberg
A Post-Karimov Uzbekistan
Cholpon Orozobekova, The Diplomat
India Must Stop Trying to Emulate China
Samir Saran, Quartz
Deal or No Deal, Canada Will Become Entangled With China
Doug Saunders, GM
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