Week of November 28, 2016 Archives

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Monday, November 28
Justin Trudeau's Turn From Cool to Laughing Stock
Terry Glavin, Maclean's
Castro Was Canada’s Favorite Dictator
Thomas Walkom, Toronto Star
A Russia Reset? Maybe Not Yet
Michael Crowley, Politico EU
How Russia Stays Afloat
Anders Aslund, Project Syndicate
Trump Should Embrace a Realist Foreign Policy
John Mearsheimer, National Interest
Will History Absolve Fidel Castro?
William LeoGrande, Foreign Policy
Castro Brought the World to the Brink of Armageddon
Peter Hitchens, Daily Mail
First Brexit Then Trump -- Is Italy Next in Populist Wave?
Julian Coman, Guardian
Fidel Castro’s Venezuela Obsession
Francisco Toro, Washington Post
How Fidel Castro's Revolution Remade South Florida
Robert Nolin, L.A. Times
Erdogan and the EU Need Each Other
Patrick Cockburn, The Independent
Why China Is Investing So Heavily in Rwanda
Lily Kuo, Quartz
ISIS Turns to Cigarette Smuggling to Fund Itself
Fazel Hawramy, Al-Monitor
Gambia: An African Benidorm Ruled By a Tyrant
Colin Freeman, The Spectator
The CBC Has Lost Its Way
Konrad Yakabuski, Globe and Mail
William Mesny: The Mercenary Mandarin
David Leffman, The Diplomat
Tuesday, November 29
The Elite's Marie Antoinette Moment
Wolfgang Munchau, Financial Times
The New World Order, Rapidly Taking Shape
Scott Gilmore, Maclean's
The Last Stand Against Populism
Dominique Moisi, Project Syndicate
Climate Change Is Just Murdering Australia's Great Barrier Reef
Robbie Gramer, FP
A Tale of Two Economies: Russia and the U.S.
Jacob Shapiro, Geopolitical Futures
The Swamp of War
Andrew Bacevich, TomDispatch
Assad Strikes Back in Aleppo
Michael Weiss & Alex Rowell, Daily Beast
Hybrid Warfare Won the U.S. Election
Charles Johnson, Ramen IR
Brexiteers' Worst Nightmare: An Unraveling Europe
Matthew Kaminski, Politico EU
Trump's Unpredictability Won't Work so Well in Diplomacy
Daniel Drezner, Wash. Post
World Chess Has a Big Problem
Carol Matlack, Bloomberg
America Must Recognize Palestine
Jimmy Carter, New York Times
Khamenei Threatens Reprisal Over Sanctions
Behnam Ben Taleblu, FDD
Averting the Turkey-EU "Train Wreck"
Asli Aydıntasbas, ECFR
Like It or Not, Farage Is UK's Top Man in America
Andre Walker, Observer
Wednesday, November 30
The Meaning of Syria’s Attack on Turkish Forces
Can Kasapoglu, War on the Rocks
Erdogan Comes Face to Face With U.S., Russia in Syria
Semih Idiz, Al-Monitor
How Stable Are Democracies? Warning Signs Flashing
Amanda Taub, NY Times
The Most Barbaric Battle of World War II
Daniel Davis, National Interest
America Takes a Page From Pakistan's Playbook?
Zarrar Khuhro, Dawn
Myanmar Balancing the Great Powers
Adam MacDonald, East Asia Forum
In Myanmar, Genocide Looms
Tej Parikh, Asia Times
Kissinger: The View From Vietnam
Viet Thanh Nguyen, The Atlantic
Fidel Castro, Last of Latin America's Absolute Monarchs
Loris Zanatta, Worldcrunch
Who Will Blink First, Turkey or Europe?
Murat Yetkin, Hurriyet Daily News
The Terror War Under Trump
Max Boot, Commentary
What Trump Should Do in Syria
Kenneth Roth, New York Review of Books
Italy's Most Popular Party, Doused in Kremlin Lies
A. Nardelli & C. Silverman, BuzzFeed
America's Welcome to Russian Propaganda
Paul Roderick Gregory, Forbes
Thursday, December 1
The Surest Measure of How China's Economy Is Losing
Derek Scissors, RCWorld
The Transatlantic Relationship Was Already Dying
David Wemer, RealClearWorld
Donald Trump and the New Economic Order
Michael Spence, CFR
Syria Rebels in Secret Talks With Moscow to End Aleppo Fight
Dyer & Solomon, FT
Protecting the World That's Made Europe Free, Safe and Rich
Ulrich Speck, BPJ
Donald Trump’s New World Order
Niall Ferguson, American Interest
Why Carter Is Wrong on State of Palestine
Aaron David Miller, CNN
The Long Game: How the Remainers Plan to Beat Brexit
George Eaton, New States.
The EU, Not Britain, Is Confused About Brexit
John Redwood, Commentator
Why Fidel Is a Hero to So Many Africans
Sean Jacobs, Guardian
Can Renzi Salvage Italy?
Judy Dempsey et al, Carnegie Europe
Thailand’s Prodigal Prince to Become King Rama X
Brien Redmond, Daily Beast
Turkey, Unruffled by Criticism, Still Wants to Join EU
David Herszenhorn, Politico EU
The Day After Aleppo Falls
Francesco Belcastro, National Interest
Friday, December 2
Angela Merkel's Life Work Is in Danger
Stefan Wagstyl, Financial Times
Nationalism, Internationalism and New Politics
George Friedman, Geopolitical Futures
Poland Takes Its Military Might Seriously
Agnia Grigas, National Interest
Revenge of Britain's Remainers Begins?
Charlie Cooper, Politico EU
Not a Referendum on Brexit, But on a Bad Politician
Fraser Nelson, Spectator
Good Riddance to Zac Goldsmith.
Owen Jones, Guardian
The Propaganda About Russian Propaganda
Adrian Chen, New Yorker
The Rise of Iceland's Heathens
Fiona Zublin, Ozy
Aghast Diplomats: Trump Really Needs Help With This
Mark Landler, NY Times
The Kurds Are Nearly There
Christian Caryl, New York Review of Books
Will Iran Elect a Tougher Mullah to Confront Trump?
Micah Halpern, Observer
A Wise Choice for Defense Secretary
Max Boot, Commentary
I Love Mattis, But I Don’t Love Him as SecDef
Erin Simpson, War on the Rocks
Is Italy the Next European Champion?
Nicolo Branchesi, Ramen IR
Ukraine, Russia Spin as Tensions Soar
L. Todd Wood, Washington Times
Saturday, December 3
Why Trump's Taiwan Call Changes Everything
Gordon Chang, National Interest
Donald's Dangerous Phone Call
Wendy Wu, South China Morning Post
So, Why Can't You Call Taiwan?
David Graham, The Atlantic
Donald Trump's Phone Is a National Security Threat
Joshua Keating, Slate
Is the Next "Arab Spring" Around the Corner?
Benjamin Weinthal, Jerusalem Post
Europe’s Jews Have Reason to Be Afraid
Doug Saunders, Globe and Mail
How Algeria Could Destroy the EU
Stephen Pollard, The Spectator
Trump’s Nationalism Will Preserve International Stability
Peter Morici, Wash Times
This Is the Most Dangerous Time for Our Planet
Stephen Hawking, The Guardian
We Are All Accomplices to the Slaughter of Aleppo
Diana Semaan, Foreign Policy
Everything You’ve Read About Syria, Iraq Could Be Wrong
Patrick Cockburn, Indy
Travelling With "Mad Dog" Mattis, Trump's Defense Pick
Steve Coll, New Yorker
When Americans Get In Trouble Abroad, These Expats Step In
Andrea Sachs, WP
Pakistan Has a Drinking Problem
Mohammed Hanif, New York Times
Rodrigo Duterte’s Secret Weapon: Filipinos Abroad
Reyes & Steger, Quartz
Hollywood, Havana, and Me
Sean Penn, The Daily Beast
Sunday, December 4
After a Mere 25 Years, the Triumph of the West Is Over
Charles Krauthammer, NRO
Extremists Turn to Putin to Protect Western Values
Alan Feuer & Andrew Higgins, NYT
Italians Vote in Referendum That Will Bring Chaos
Barbie Latza Nadeau, Daily Beast
Matteo Renzi’s Referendum Trap
Giulia Paravicini, Politico EU
Far Right Gets 2nd Chance in Austrian Presidential Vote
Francois Murphy, Reuters
Trump, Taiwan, and a Break in a Long Tradition
Jeffrey Bader, Brookings Institution
No Room for Confusion Between Beijing and Washington
Gideon Rachman, FT
Donald Trump Made the Right Call
Ethan Epstein, Weekly Standard
China's Warning for Australia: Don't Side With Trump
Peter Hartcher, Sydney MH
A Small Political Earthquake in Southwest London
Andrew Rawnsley, The Guardian
Why South Korea's Park Geun-hye Should Resign
The Economist
Congress OKs Trump to Arm Syrian Rebels With MANPADs
Julian Pecquet, ALM
Ankara’s Turkmen House of Cards
Aykan Erdemir & Merve Tahiroglu, War on the Rocks
Ontario Confronts Its Addiction to Money Politics
Martin Regg Cohn, Toronto Star
Castro’s Death May Not Trigger Economic Recovery
Andres Oppenheimer, Miami Hld
Brazil's Crooked Politicians Bite Back
Mac Margolis, Bloomberg View
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