Week of November 27, 2017 Archives

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Monday, November 27
Norway on Immigration: The Anti-Sweden
Fraser Nelson, Spectator
China Rattles Europe's Cage
Michael Peel, Financial Times
China's Central Europe Plans Are Getting a Reality Check
Lili Bayer, Politico EU
China's Direct Challenge to EU Cohesion
Lucrezia Poggetti, The Diplomat
A Belt and Road For the Americas?
Luis Alberto Moreno, Project Syndicate
It’s the Kultur, Stupid
Timothy Garton Ash, New York Review of Books
There's Only One Sick Country in Europe
Will Hutton, Guardian
In Egypt, Furious Retaliation But Failing Strategy in Sinai
Walsh & Kirkpatrick, NYT
The End of the End of History
Klaus Brinkbäumer, Der Spiegel
Libya Is a Failed State, Thanks to America
Ted Galen Carpenter, National Interest
One Corner of the Globe Where State Still Makes a Splash
Dimitar Bechev, M. Times
NAFTA Uncertainty Will Have a Hefty Pricetag For Canada
Rona Ambrose, Fin. Post
Trade With U.S. Will Once More Upend Canadian Politics
Barry Campbell, G&M
What Kills Inequality
Timur Kuran, Foreign Affairs
Inside Pakistan's Biggest Business Conglomerate: Its Military
K. Davar, Defense One
Blockchain Can Shrink Governments and Help Poor Countries
Charles Sauer, WS
Maybe China Shouldn't Open Up
Michael Pettis, Bloomberg View
China's Reform Troubles Start at the Local Level
Matthew Massee, Geopolitical Futures
High in Italy's Alps, Reviving a Tradition Of Cannabis Cultivation
C. Cupelli, Stampa
Tuesday, November 28
Myanmar Is Not a Simple Morality Tale
Roger Cohen, New York Times
Trump's Turkish Chaos Could Work Out For U.S.
A.D. Miller & R. Sokolsky, USA Today
Trump Banishes Woodrow Wilson’s Ghost
Arthur Herman, National Review
The Zero-Sum War Against Islamists Plunges Egypt Into Unrest
O. Rahman, WPR
Egypt Is in Trouble, and Not Just From ISIS
Robin Wright, New Yorker
In Israel, Danger Is on the Horizon
Jacob Shapiro, Geopolitical Futures
Germany’s Irrelevant Election Chaos
Bill Wirtz, The American Conservative
The Political Dullards Masquerading as Leaders
Jeremy Paxman, Financial Times
Germany May Just Get More of the Same
Holger Schmieding, The Globalist
Is the Philippines the Next Caliphate?
Patrick Johnston & Colin Clarke, Foreign Policy
What's Left for France's Socialists? They Can't Say
Chloe Morin, Bloomberg View
African Countries Look For a 'Brain Gain'
Chidinma Irene Nwoye, Quartz
Russian Private Contractors: Wolves in Mercenary Clothing?
L. Maxey, Cipher Brief
Washington's Chicken-and-Egg War in Somalia
Bonnie Kristian, The Week
Why Netanyahu Actually Supports Palestinian Reconciliation
Ben Caspit, Al Monitor
Tillerson's Redesign Chief Abruptly Quits
Nick Wadhams, Bloomberg
Wednesday, November 29
A Ballistic Missile That Could Hit Almost Anywhere in America
Dave Majumdar, TNI
Negotiating the EU's Future on Even Ground
Adriano Bosoni, Stratfor
Robotics and the Future of the Russian Military
Sam Bendett & Joel Weickgenant, RCW
Grappling With the Holodomor in Ukraine
A. Appelbaum & N. Gumenyuk, Hromadske
Kremlin Untruths Boomerang
William Courtney, RealClearWorld
Why the Next U.S. Recession Could Be Worse Than the Last
Jacob Shapiro, Mauldin
How Beijing Is Buying Influence in DC Institutions
Bethany Allen-Ebrahimian, FP
What Are the EU's Eastward Expansion Plans?
Economist
Abe’s Victory and Japan’s Rearmament
Arthur Waldron, Foreign Policy Research Institute
The Abilities and Limits of North Korean Early Warning
Terence Roehrig, The Bulletin
Venezuela and Russia's Fake News Factory For Catalonia
Itxu Diaz, Daily Beast
Storm Clouds Gathering Over Israel's Region
Isi Leibler, Jerusalem Post
Trump Brings Foreign Policy Back to Earth
Walter Russell Mead, Wall Street Journal
Poland: Patriotic, Not Authoritarian
Tomasz Wroblewski, Politico EU
Poland: Authoritarian, Not Patriotic
Maciej Kisilowski, Politico EU
Uzbekistan Incident: Echoes of Cuba Attacks?
Steve Dorsey, CBS News
ICYMI: The Real Possibility of Conflict in North Korea
Francois Godement, RCWorld
Thursday, November 30
Iran Reshapes the Middle East
George Friedman, Geopolitical Futures
Does America Have a Viable Plan to Counter Iran's Influence?
Alan Philps, National
There Have to Be Consequences For China
Joseph Bosco, RealClearWorld
Stopping a North Korean ICBM
Bonnie Berkowitz & Aaron Steckelberg, Wash. Post
China’s Evolving Approach to Nuclear War-Fighting
James Johnson, The Diplomat
Why Does It Seem Like Terrorists Are 10 Steps Ahead?
V. Balachandran, Indian Exp.
Don't Bet Against This Dáil Lasting to 2019
Shane Coleman, Irish Independent
Germany Goes Rogue
Matthew Karnitschnig, Politico EU
Will Israel Launch a Pre-Emptive Strike Against Assad?
Ben Caspit, Al Monitor
China, Thailand Have a Bright Future Together
Lyu Jian, Bangkok Post
The Russia Sanctions Bill: A Timebomb Set For February
N. Nougayrede, Guardian
Will Raul Castro Retire?
Mimi Whitefield & Nora Gamez Torres, Miami Herald
Can the U.S. President Please Control His Urges?
Freddy Gray, Spectator
Korea, the U.S. and Republican Security Theory
Brandon Christensen, Notes on Liberty
Can France Deliver on Macron's Foreign Policy?
Judah Grunstein, World Politics Review
Zimbabwe's Chance to Follow the China Model
David Pilling, Financial Times
Britain's Economy: Echoes of Japan?
Alex Morton, Conservative Home
Why I've Had Enough of George Orwell
Ben Judah, The American Interest
Friday, December 1
How Rex Tillerson Wrecked the State Department
Dexter Filkins, New Yorker
Spain’s Kosovo-Catalonia conundrum
Fredrik Wesslau, ECFR
When Saudi Elites Get a Taste of Their Own Medicine
Sarah Leah Whitson, NY Times
Give Up on Stopping North Korea
Eli Lake, Bloomberg View
Tribes of Europe
Chatham House
A Coalition Will Be the End of Merkel
Philip Stephens, Financial Times
Australia Turns Its Back on the New Asia With White Paper
SCMP
Europe's Readiness Problem
Elisabeth Braw, Foreign Affairs
Only Smears and Snark for Poland on Its Birthday
J. Pinkerton, American Conservative
Is Trump Really a Foreign-Policy Populist?
Jacob Heilbrunn, National Interest
Australia Wonders Whether America Can Lead
Robert Manning, Foreign Policy
Don't Let Trump Visit Britain
Martin Kettle, Guardian
Tillerson Doesn't Deserve This
Aaron David Miller & Richard Sokolsky, CNN
ISIS Has Singapore on Edge
Nile Bowie, Asia Times
Fixing the U.S.-South Korea Trade Agreement
Gordon Chang, Fox News
Tillerson’s Exit Can Only Begin to Fix US Foreign Policy
Ralph Peters, New York Post
The Faces of China in Central and Eastern Europe
Michal Romanowski, Yale Global
Bitcoin Is a Delusion That Could Conquer the World
Derek Thompson, The Atlantic
Saturday, December 2
Is Donald Trump Getting Ready to Attack North Korea?
Gordon Chang, Nat'l Interest
The U.S. Has No Breathing Space on North Korea
Bill Bishop, Axios
Mali Is France’s Afghanistan, With a Difference
S. Pezard & M. Shurkin, WOTR
Kenyan Elections and the Future of Election Observation
Larry Garber, LobeLog
Toward Israeli-Palestinian Peace: 2-Embassy Solution
Carolina Landsmann, Haaretz
Israel Should Be Skeptical of the Saudis
David Weinberg, Israel Hayom
Boosting Britain's Mideast Ties in the Brexit Era
Con Coughlin, The National
Bitcoin To Tesla, False Promises For Saving The Planet
Marc Alves, Worldcrunch
Europe’s Chance to Revisit Its Africa Policy
Jean-Marie Guéhenno, Berlin Policy Journal
Russia-India Defense Cooperation Is Deadlocked
Pavel Luzin, Intersection Project
'Abused' Tillerson Loses Clout on World Stage
Nahal Toosi, Politico
OPEC Production Deal Still Has Gas in the Tank, For Now
Stratfor
The French Left Is Tearing Itself Apart Over Islam
Gavin Mortimer, Spectator
Why the Catalonia Crisis Matters for Canadians
Stephen Henighan, The Walrus
A Key Intelligence Advisory Board Has No Members
Jenna McLaughlin, Foreign Policy
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