Week of July 10, 2017 Archives

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Monday, July 10
Does Trump Have a Point About Obama and Russia?
Susan Glasser, Politico EU
Japan's Labor Shortage Will Change the World
Walter Russell Mead, American Interest
How (Not) to Kill Kim Jong Un
Adam Rawnsley, Foreign Policy
Australia Defenseless Against North Korean Missiles
Peter Hartcher, Sydney MH
A Hero, a Turncoat, and a Trojan Horse Shake Venezuela
John Fund, National Review
Glastonbury Crowd Not Enough: Labour Must Win
Ros Wynne-Jones, New Statesman
Mosul Liberation Will Not Be End of ISIS
Ali Hashem, Al-Monitor
Separatism Meets Its Match in Weary Voters
Konrad Yakabuski, Globe and Mail
Was the G-20 Summit Really Worth It?
Florian Gathmann & Philipp Wittrock, Der Spiegel
Macron’s California Revolution
Sylvain Cypel, New York Review of Books
Battle for the Soul of Singapore
Jeevan Vasagar, Financial Times
Qatar: Big Lessons From a Small Country
Kishore Mahbubani, Straits Times
U.S. Seeks to Keep Closer Tabs on Chinese Money in America
Mozur & Kang, NYT
Is Canada to Blame for Human Rights Abuses in Guatemala?
Annie Hylton, Walrus
5 Ways U.S. Can Improve Its Relationship With South Korea
James Carafano, TNI
Russian Railpolitick and China’s Belt and Road
Nicholas Trickett, The Diplomat
Amelia Earhart Captured and Killed by Japan? That's Nuts
Clive Irving, Daily Beast
Tuesday, July 11
Trump’s Anti-Cairo Speech
Victor Davis Hanson, National Review
The Consequences of a Humiliated Britain
Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
Steve Bannon Is Right About Afghanistan
Daniel DePetris, Reuters
Uzbekistan Flirts With Disaster
Kamran Bokhari, Geopolitical Futures
How Economics Became a Religion
John Rapley, Guardian
How Donald Trump Redefined 'The West'
Ivan Krastev, New York Times
President Trump Is Done Complaining to the Russians
Gen. Michael Hayden, Cip. Brief
National Interest or Self-Interest? Trump Knows Where He Stands
Max Boot, LAT
Ukraine Reaffirms Its Western Push
David Herszenhorn, Politico EU
The Uninhabitable Earth
David Wallace-Wells, New York Magazine
Will France's State of Emergency Become Permanent?
Yasmeen Serhan, The Atlantic
Transforming the Army to Win as a Near-Peer Competitor
Jim Greer, Strategy Bridge
6 Things to Know About South Sudan's Civil War
Sophia Dawkins, Monkey Cage
Both Sides Are Going Softer in Brexit Negotiations
Pieter Cleppe, Open Europe
The Lingering Pall of Srebrenica
Gordana Knezevic, Radio Free Europe
Is Italy's Center-Right on the Rise?
Mark Gilbert, World Politics Review
Russia's Design in the Black Sea
Boris Toucas, CSIS
Wednesday, July 12
The Consequences of Stupidity
Robert Merry, The American Conservative
From Albania, Another Quiet Threat to Europe?
Dino Buonaiuto, RealClearWorld
The EU Woos the Balkans With Soft Power
Stratfor
The Roots of German Strength
Ronald Tiersky, RealClearWorld
The Anglo-German Addiction to American Defense
Daniel Keohane, Carnegie Europe
What Really Matters in the Middle East
Jacob Shapiro, Geopolitical Futures
Has Cyprus Missed Its Last Chance for Reunification?
Economist
Netanyahu and a New Chapter in Israel-Africa Relations
Tom Collins, New African
Trump and Macron: Meeting of the Alpha Males
Nicholas Vinocur, Politico EU
China Gets a Failing Grade on North Korea
Andrew Browne, Wall Street Journal
Evidence of 'Attempted Collusion'
David French, National Review
Trump Jr. Delivers ‘Smoking Gun’ to Mueller
Darren Samuelsohn, Politico
Media Missing the Point Trump Jr. Emails
R Mowatt-Larssen & R Goodman, Just Security
Pro-Trump Media Scrambles to React to Emails
Oliver Darcy, CNN Money
Media Drop Russian Conspiracy Stories at Strategic Times
Aaron Klein, Breitbart
What Our Media and the Russians Have in Common
Roger Simon, PJ Media
Treason? Maybe Not, But It Sure Is Shady
David Harsanyi, Federalist
The Defense of the FBI Against Trump Must Start Now
S. Hennessey & B. Wittes, FP
Thursday, July 13
The Trump Vision for America Abroad
Gary Cohn & H.R. McMaster, New York Times
France's New Revolutionary Left Rises
Robert Zaretsky, RealClearWorld
Is Another Frozen Conflict Heating Up in Europe's East?
Mihai Popsoi, Jamestown
The European Motor Sputters to Life
Peter Muller & Christian Reiermann, Der Spiegel
Russia Formulates Germany, Estonia as Fascist States
Disinfo Review
Estonia Seeks to Digitally Transform the EU
Simon Nixon, Wall Street Journal
Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and a Divided Gulf
Bruce Riedel, Brookings Institution
Money for Nothing? Algeria Ponders Universal Basic Income
L. Jung, Worldcrunch
Iran and the Muslim Brotherhood: Frenemies?
Mahmoud Pargoo, LobeLog
Toward a New Palestinian State of Mind
Ze'ev Ben-Shachar, Jerusalem Post
Turks, Russians Partner on Mega Projects
Mehmet Cetingulec, Al-Monitor
Even Donald Trump Can't Defeat the Blob
Patrick Porter, National Interest
What Exactly Are 'Kremlin Ties'?
Mark Galeotti, The Atlantic
Stalin Reloaded?
Gabriele Woidelko, Berlin Policy Journal
How to Stop China's Maritime Advance
Ely Ratner, Foreign Affairs
Anger Is Simmering Worldwide
Paul Mason, Guardian
Why Is Regional Power in Russia Getting More Fragile?
F. Krasheninnikov, Intersection
What Russians Want From Their President
Alexei Levinson, Moscow Times
Friday, July 14
A Franco-American Axis?
Curt Mills, National Interest
Britain Is Incapable of Managing Brexit and Calamity Will Follow
Martin Wolf, FT
In China, a Strategy Born of Weakness
George Friedman, Geopolitical Futures
The Political Geography of a New India-China Crisis
Ankit Panda, The Diplomat
West Can Neither Live With Nor Take Out North Korean Nukes
Victor D. Hanson, NRO
Why China's Leaders Feared a Man Who Died in Their Captivity
Fred Hiatt, WaPo
Russia's Global Anti-Libertarian Crusade
Cathy Young, Reason
The Trump-Putin Deal Gets Real
Vladimir Milov, Martens Centre
The Most Important Criminal Conviction in Brazil’s History
Alex Cuadros, New Yorker
A Window Into Russia's Military Mind?
Rachel Ansley, Atlantic Council
A Win for Putin in Mongolia's Election
Edward Cavanough, Lowy Interpreter
How Do Jewish Conservative Thinkers Deal With Trump?
Peter Beinart, Forward
Inside Philip Morris’ Push to Subvert Global Smoking Treaty
A. Kalra et al, Reuters
The Case for an EU-Ukraine Customs Union
Anders Fogh Rasmussen, Project Syndicate
Trump and Macron, Like Peas in a Pod
David Herszenhorn, Politico EU
A Year After Failed Coup, Is There Justice in Turkey?
Simon Waldman, Globe and Mail
EUROPE: Understanding #Moggmentum | ELECTIONS: Rise of Italy's Right?
Saturday, July 15
3 Hours, 64,000 Dead: A Glimpse at War With North Korea
David Wroe, SMH
Take to the Streets': Turkey's Failed Coup, One Year Later
Aaron Stein, WOTR
A New Era of Autocratic Competition
Christopher Walker, Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung
Fall of the Islamic State: A Landmark in Muslim History
Graham Fuller, LobeLog
Why We Must Recognize North Korea
Arthur Waldron, Foreign Policy Research Institute
Europe Still Hasn't Conquered Its Demons
Robert Colvile, CapX
This Is What It’s Like Inside Liberated Mosul
Borzou Daragahi, BuzzFeed
Brazil After Lula's Corruption Conviction
Juan de Onis, Foreign Affairs
Trump Takes Tentative Steps to Engage Southeast Asia
Murray Hiebert, Yale Global
Trump Needs to Deepen Engagement With Eurasia
Ariel Cohen, Atlantic Council
Class of '94: How the Gulenists Rose in the Turkish Army
Murat Yetkin, Hurriyet
How Trump Is Changing America's Foreign Policy
Fischer-Baum & Vitkovskaya, WaPo
In Pakistan, a Probe and a Power Play
Cyril Almeida, New York Times
Al-Abadi Faces a Superhuman Task in Iraq
Alan Philps, The National
The Kurdish Referendum and the Status of Kirkuk
Nahwi Saeed, Fikra Forum
Imperialism by Family Planning
Elliot Kaufman, National Review
Vladimir Putin's PR Victory
Garry Kasparov, Weekly Standard
Sunday, July 16
Is It the 1930s or the 1970s?
Hal Brands & Charles Edel, Foreign Policy
The Overpopulation Doomsayers Are at It Again
Christine Emba, Washington Post
Why Congress Avoids Making Rules About Who U.S. Kills
George Will, Nat'l Post
China's Base in Djibouti a Geopolitical Game-Changer
David Rothkopf, The National
Justin Trudeau’s Rotten Two Weeks
Margaret Wente, Globe and Mail
Iran Dominates in Iraq After U.S. ‘Handed the Country Over’
Tim Arango, NY Times
The Ayatollah’s Billion-Dollar Alaskan Bag Man
Zach Dorfman, Politico Magazine
Putin Preferred Clinton? Let's Test Trump's Theory
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg
There’s Still a Real Chance for a 2nd Brexit Vote
Jonathan Freedland, Guardian
Brexit: A View From Germany
Markus Krall, The Spectator
ISIS Was a Symptom. State Collapse Is the Disease
Thanassis Cambanis, The Globe
This is India's China War, Round Two
Neville Maxwell, South China Morning Post
Trump, Macron, and the Meaning of Civilization
Noah Millman, The Week
Will Trump Scandals Scuttle U.S.-Russia Progress on Syria?
Maxim Suchkov, ALM
No One Ever Truly Retires From Russian Intelligence
Ralph Peters, New York Post
Tucker Carlson Goes to War Against the Neocons
Curt Mills, The National Interest
British Columbia’s Perfect Firestorm
Christopher Pollon, The Walrus
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