Week of October 31, 2016 Archives

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Monday, October 31
Death and Life Inside the World's Most Terrorized City
Borzou Daragahi, BuzzFeed
Australia's Chinese Wake-Up Call
Peter Hartcher, Sydney Morning Herald
Trump or Clinton: Who Is Up for the China Challenge?
Peter Morici, Wash Times
Spooked by Russia, Tiny Estonia Trains a Nation of Insurgents
Andrew Kramer, NYT
The Odd Friendship Fueling South Korea's Presidential Crisis
Stephen Evans, BBC
Refugees Aren’t the Problem. Europe’s Identity Crisis Is.
N. Nougayrede, Guardian
What ISIS Really Wants from the Battle for Mosul
Hassan Hassan, The National
Russia Falls Back in Love With Ivan the Terrible
Howard Amos, Politico EU
Thailand’s Junta Wants the Monarchy to Know Who’s Boss
Paul Chambers, FP
Tuesday, November 1
Three Powers Will Shape the Future of the World
Dmitri Trenin, China Daily
The Cult of the Strongman
Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
In Rare Move, China Rebukes Donald Trump
Sue-Lin Wong, Reuters
Globalization, China, and Ignorance Could Ruin the Internet
Echo Huang Yinyin, Qz
Memo to Next Prez: Avoid the "Vision Thing" in Mideast
Miller & Sokolsky, Politico
Why Italy's Earthquake Affects Us All
Jonathan Jones, The Guardian
Italy Fears for Colosseum as "Cracks Get Bigger"
Josephine McKenna, The Telegraph
In Greece, No One Wants to Own Property Anymore
Nikos Konstandaras, NY Times
Iran’s Man in Beirut
Alex Rowell, The Daily Beast
Is Japan Too Scared to Succeed?
Michael Schuman, Bloomberg View
Wednesday, November 2
How Canada Avoided the Populist Wave
Stephen Gordon, National Post
Is China One Step Closer to Having a Supreme Leader?
Kerry Brown, Foreign Policy
Lonely, Isolated South Korea
The Economist
How Media Fail to Defend Against Foreign Propaganda
Eric Chenoweth, Wash Post
Jacob Zuma: Cornered President of a Rudderless State
Judith February, Daily Mav.
You Don’t Need a No-Fly Zone to Pressure Russia in Syria
Steven Heydemann, NYT
A Supersized Canada Is So 20th Century
Tony Keller, Globe and Mail
Saudi Arabia's Bond Success Hides Its Financial Peril
Amir Handjani, Bloomberg
In the UK, I am Working-Class. Not in America
Eliot Bamford, The Guardian
Thursday, November 3
Brexit Just Got a Lot More Complicated
Zack Beauchamp, Vox
Brexit Is Happening, But the 48% Now Have a Voice
Jane Merrick, CNN
Hillary Clinton’s Foreign Policy: Doing Stupid Stuff
Bruce Fein, Washington Times
Trump Is Less Hawkish Than Hillary. Who Cares?
Micah Zenko, Foreign Policy
What Clinton Could Learn From Merkel
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg View
You’re Not Hearing the Whole Story About Aleppo
Peter Oborne, The Spectator
A Worried Israeli’s Take on America’s Ugly Election
David Horovitz, Times of Israel
Fueling Russia's Arctic Obsession
Stephen Blank, Jamestown Foundation
Why Jacob Zuma Should Be Given No Quarter
Roger Southall, Mail & Guardian
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