Week of September 4, 2017 Archives

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Monday, September 4
The Hajj: An Expression of Saudi Power
Kamran Bokhari, Geopolitical Futures
Are Yemeni Rebels Imploding?
Bruce Riedel, Al-Monitor
The Cost of a German Breakup With Turkey
Charlotte Brandsma, World Politics Review
North Korea Aims to Split Its Rivals
Leif-Eric Easley, Foreign Policy
5 Takeaways From the Merkel-Schulz Showdown
Matthew Karnitschnig, Politico EU
Our Hypocritical Silence on Cuba
Andres Oppenheimer, Miami Herald
Here Is What Chinese Scholars Think about the North Korea Crisis
L. Goldstein, TNI
Tuesday, September 5
The Azerbaijani Laundromat
Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project
The Plague of Terrorism: More Than a Metaphor
Robert Zaretsky, RealClearWorld
The Russian Company That Is a Danger to Our Security
Jeanne Shaheen, NY Times
President Trump Must Stop the North Korea Nuclear Nightmare
Harry Kazianis, TNI
Kim Jong Un's Nuclear Arsenal Could Lead Us To Peace
Yann Rousseau, Worldcrunch
What Is Still Missing Is Diplomacy
John Delury, Guardian
Proliferation Blame: Ukraine & Russia Spar Over DPRK Missile
A. Rinna, NK News
Russia Probes Hit High Gear, High Chaos
Austin Wright & Ali Watkins, Politico
Mosul Holds Clues About a Post-ISIS Future
Kori Schake, The Atlantic
India and Myanmar: Making Up For Lost Time
Gautam Mukhopadhaya, The Hindu
The German Consensus Machine
Holger Schmieding, The Globalist
Detour d'Europe
Milan Nic, Berlin Policy Journal
Will the End of Syria's War Force Israel to Shift Gears?
Ben Caspit, Al-Monitor
“Orbán or Europe? Choose!”
Eva Balogh, Hungarian Spectrum
From FDR to Trump, the Decline of American Empire
Nigel Hamilton, New Statesman
Isaac and Ishmael - a Hopeful Answer?
Raymond Apple, Jerusalem Post
The Strategy Palestinians Need to Develop
James Zogby, LobeLog
NAFTA Negotiations Must Go Well - Jobs Depend On It
James Jones, USA Today
Wednesday, September 6
Hell Hath no Fury Like a Spurned EU
Niall Ferguson, Boston Globe
Building Blocks For the Special Relationship
Robinson, Seleh, Wilkinson & Balls, RCWorld
Controlling Chaos: Russia's Political War in Europe
Mark Galeotti, ECFR
Miscalculation Could Lead to a Korean War
Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
Destabilizing Northeast Asia
Anthony Cordesman, CSIS
Reading Trump Tweets in Pyongyang
Adam Cathcart, Foreign Policy
Skopje Has Become the Casablanca of the Balkans
Milan Misic, Balkan Insight
5 Things to Watch For at Chinese Communist Party Congress
Simon Hill, Diplomat
Beijing’s Bold New Censorship
Perry Link, New York Review of Books
Iran Has Studied Pyongyang's Playbook
Anthony Ruggiero, Weekly Standard
How Much Does Trump Matter?
Joseph Nye, Project Syndicate
The Shameful Silence of Aung San Suu Kyi
Ishaan Tharoor, Washington Post
5 Key Points From Macron’s Big Labor Reform
Nicholas Vinocur, Politico EU
Why India Did Not 'Win' the Doklam Standoff with China
M. Taylor Fravel, WOTR
Germany's Boring Politics Are a Sign of Rare Strength
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloom. View
The Iran Nuclear Deal Is a Jigsaw Puzzle
Nikki Haley, American Enterprise Institute
China Leads Global Recovery of Luxury Watch Market
Yiling Pan, Asia Times
Thursday, September 7
The U.S. Is Far More Deeply Involved In Syria Than You Know
Borzou Daragahi, BF
This Tiny Country Feeds the World
Frank Viviano, National Geographic
What Trump Really Wants for the Mideast
Akiva Eldar, Al-Monitor
What to Do With Diversity in a Society
Blair Ruble, RealClearWorld
Stop the Hysteria About North Korea's Nukes
Fred Kaplan, Slate
Trump's Empty Threats on North Korea Have Gagged the US
John Everard, CNN
Why President Trump Is in No Rush to Attack North Korea
Harry Kazianis, The Week
Russia Wants to Close Ukraine's Window to the West
J. Mankoff & J. Hillman, FT
A 1-in-4 Chance of War in Korea
Kevin Rudd, Sydney Morning Herald
Moon Jae-in: A Tale of Two Koreas
Daniele Ermito, Raddington Report
On North Korea, Clarify U.S. Won't Initiate Strike
Sen. Dianne Feinstein, USA Today
How Dictators and Terrorists Use Starvation as a Weapon
Levi Maxey, Cipher Brief
Revisiting Europe, the Heroic Delusion
Jacob Shapiro, Geopolitical Futures
Gulf States Rethink Their PR Wars
Joseph Braude, The American Interest
Eastern Europe Pays For Merkel's Recklessness
Marian Tupy, CapX
Of Hats, Jackets, & Turkish Politics
Soner Cagaptay & Oya Rose Aktas, War on the Rocks
Where's Rex?
Robbie Gramer & Dan De Luce, Foreign Policy
Mao's Cultural Revolution, American-Style?
Ron Radosh, PJ Media
Friday, September 8
Israel Has a Playbook for Dealing With North Korea
Zev Chafets, Bloomberg View
The No-State Solution
Roger Cohen, New York Times
The Kurds Are as Ready For a State as Anyone
Bernard Henri-Levy, Foreign Policy
BHL and the Exceptionally Weak Case for Kurdistan
Daniel Larison, Am. Conservative
Exorcising Marx in France
Economist
What America Should Do Next in the Middle East
Michael Doran & Peter Rough, Mosaic
The Gulf's Airlines Run Into Turbulence
Tanya Powley & Simeon Kerr, Financial Times
Bad Options For an Upstaged China
Dylan Loh, The Conversation
A Nuclear North Korea Is Here to Stay
Doug Bandow, National Interest
DPRK's September Test Shows Steady Advance
E. Eaves & S. Hecker, The Bulletin
Did Turkey Plan To Kill Kurdish Official in Germany?
Martin Knobbe, Der Spiegel
Can Anyone Stop Burma’s Hardline Buddhist Monks?
Joe Freeman, The Atlantic
Haley’s Dishonesty About the Iran Agreement
Paul Pillar, LobeLog
Beijing Can Bring Kim to Heel
Con Coughlin, The National
The Trouble With Bombing a Murderous Dictator
Judah Ari Gross, Times of Israel
The Drivers of Russian Foreign Policy
Dmitri Trenin, Carnegie Moscow Center
Being Stateless
Abraham Zere, Al Jazeera
Saturday, September 9
Xi Jinping Is About to Face a Constitutional Crisis
Thomas Kellogg, Foreign Policy
Russia’s Elections That Weren't
Ivan Davydov, Open Democracy
A New Look at Steele Dossier, Knowing What We Know Now
J. Sipher, Just Security
Erdogan Goes After Morocco’s Gulenists
Imad Stitou, Al-Monitor
Germany's Dull Politics Won't Cut It Forever
Philip Stephens, Financial Times
If the United States Loses to North Korea
Oden Eran, Jerusalem Post
Negotiate With North Korea? A Russian Tried
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg View
Moscow Turns 870: How It Has Changed
Oleg Yegorov, Russia Beyond the Headlines
Israel Just Showed What a 'Red Line' Is
Benny Avni, New York Post
Israel Goes For an Ounce of Prevention in Syria
Amos Yadlin, New York Times
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