Week of June 26, 2017 Archives

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Monday, June 26
The World Is Even Less Stable Than It Looks
Stephen Walt, Foreign Policy
North Korea and the Dangers of America First
Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
The Worst Humanitarian Crisis Since World War II
Jackson Diehl, Washington Post
England, You Wanted Brexit So You Can Pay for It
Alex Massie, The Spectator
New Clashes Likely Between Turkey and Europe
Cengiz Candar, Al-Monitor
What's the Problem With Al-Jazeera?
Gregg Carlstrom, The Atlantic
For the U.S. and India, a Convergence of Interests and Values
Narendra Modi, WSJ
Jeremy Corbyn Is a New Leader for the New Times
Martin Jacques, New Statesman
Asia and the Fall of Coal
Nithin Coca, The Diplomat
Time for Canada to Talk About China
Edward Greenspon & Kevin Lynch, Globe and Mail
Canada Doesn’t Know How to Party
Stephen Marche, New York Times
Tuesday, June 27
Europe Has an Irish Problem
Judy Dempsey, Washington Post
On Migration, Europe Admitting the Truth to Itself
Michael Brendan Dougherty, NRO
How Much Can One Strongman Change a Country?
Shadi Hamid, The Atlantic
Europe Faces Messier World as It Takes the Reins
Hugh White, Straits Times
Trump's Humanitarian Intervention in Syria Just Getting Started
Micah Zenko, FP
How to Turn Up the Heat on North Korea
John McLaughlin, Ozy
Obama Choked on Russia Long Before the 2016 Election
Eli Lake, Bloomberg
The Collapse of Parliamentary Politics in Japan
Jiro Yamaguchi, Japan Times
Canada’s Secret to Resisting the West’s Populist Wave
Amanda Taub, NY Times
Alberta's Political Landscape an Unregulated Wild West
Colby Cosh, National Post
Will Moon's Korean Charm Offensive Spread North?
David Josef Volodzko, SCMP
Wednesday, June 28
Trump Is China's Chump
Thomas Friedman, New York Times
Is Israel Catching Up Too Late to a Major Threat From Iran?
Judith Miller, Tablet
Japanese Exceptionalism
George Friedman, Geopolitical Futures
Will Trump Upend U.S.-South Korea Alliance?
Karl Friedhoff, RealClearWorld
It's Time to Break Up Syria
Denis Dragovic & Richard Iron, National Interest
The Global Politics of Selfishness
David Ignatius, Washington Post
Tensions Rising in Balkans as Hopes for EU Future Fade
W. Mayr & J. Puhl, Spiegel
Jacob Zuma Wages War on South Africa’s Institutions
David Pilling, Financial Times
Stakes High for Kuwait as Mediator in Qatar Crisis
Giorgio Cafiero, Al-Monitor
China’s Hong Kong at 20
Chris Patten, Project Syndicate
In Newfoundland, Canada’s Real History Still Thrives
Raymond de Souza, Nat'l Post
The Strange History of ‘O Canada’
Peter Kuitenbrouwer, The Walrus
Thursday, June 29
Who Gets to Decide Canada’s Identity?
J.J. McCullough, Washington Post
Seeing Russia Clearly
Paul Starobin, American Affairs Journal
There's No Space for Qatar to Save Face
Hassan Hassan, Foreign Policy
The UN Is Giving Up on Trump
Richard Gowan, Politico Magazine
Why Haley Is Gloating Over Cuts to UN Peacekeeping Funds
Joshua Keating, Slate
Gay-Marriage Pivot Makes Merkel Harder to Beat
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg
Trump Whisperer: Rubio Has President’s Ear on Latin America
Alex Daugherty, MH
All That Africa Could Be
Matthew Taylor King, American Interest
Vacationing in North Korea: Only for the Brave or Crazy?
Doug Bandow, Japan Times
Postcard From Seongju’s Anti-THAAD Protest
Jon Letman, The Diplomat
For Turkey's Youngest Jews, Ancestral Tongue Fading
Nazlan Ertan, Al-Monitor
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