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Saturday, July 14
America First, America Hated, America Alone
Bret Stephens, New York Times
Why Europe Gets No Respect
Victor Davis Hanson, Defining Ideas
America’s Enduring Obsession With the British Royals
Heather Souvaine Horn, NR
The U.S.-China Trade War: Different Messages
Rafiq Dossani, RealClearWorld
Israel Has the Right to a Normal Foreign Policy
Evelyn Gordon, Commentary
Trial Runs For Fascism Are in Full Flow
Fintan O'Toole, Irish Times
The Anti-Trumpers' Empty Slogans on Parade
Lloyd Evans, Spectator
10 Gold Rushes You Should Know About
Brandon Christensen, RealClearHistory
China Will Learn Its Lesson — Just Not the One Trump Wants
Catherine Rampell, Washington Post
Another Summit of the Vanities
Aaron David Miller & Richard Sokolsky, USA Today
Aliko Dangote, Africa’s Richest Man, on His ‘Crazy’ $12bn Project
David Pilling, FT
An Israeli Aid Worker’s Secret Effort to Help Syrian Refugees
B. Avishai, New Yorker
Could This Be Guatemala’s Next President?
Ximena Enriquez, Americas Quarterly
China’s Shadow Looming Over Pakistan’s General Elections
Rosita Armytage, Quartz
Friday, July 13
Why We Need a New Transatlantic Alliance
Bruno Macaes, National Review
The Meaning of the Western Alliance
Daniel Fried, The Atlantic
The Mathematics Versus the Politics of Immigration
David Kampf, RealClearWorld
Jihadist Prisoners: The Fear of Recidivism
Marc Hecker, RealClearWorld
How the World Warmed to Thailand's Military Rulers
Joshua Kurlantzick, WP Review
The Trump Doctrine
George Friedman, Geopolitical Futures
Trump's Strategy on NATO Is Working, But Not For the Long Run
Raymond Kuo, TNI
The India-Russia-US Energy Triangle
Saurav Jha, The Diplomat
Trump Interview on Brexit, Theresa May
The Sun
Trump Takes Dead Aim at Theresa May’s Soft Brexit
Emma Anderson, Politico EU
Trump Hits the Bullseye on Germany's Faults
Stephen Glover, Daily Mail
Don't Tiptoe Around China’s Stepped-Up Bullying of Taiwan
David Mulroney, G&M
Deploy More Ships to Rota
David Bedard, Proceedings
Ukip Is on the Verge of a Spectacular Comeback
James Delingpole, Spectator
Trump Uses Brexit to Splinter Special Relationship
Thomas Wright, Politico
Russia Sought To Exploit Americans' Trust In Local News
Tim Mak & Libby Berry, NPR
Thursday, July 12
3 Collapsing Versions of Europe
Ivan Krastev, Foreign Policy
The West Has Always Bounced Back
Vance Serchuk, The Atlantic
Trump's Best Overseas Bet Is Elizabeth
Conrad Black, New York Sun
Germany Lines Up With China in Trade War
David Goldman, PJ Media
BASF Playing China Matchmaker Should Worry U.S.
David Fickling, Bloomberg View
BDS Sets Sights on German Cultural Festivals
Tobias Becker et al, Der Spiegel
Why Spain Could Become Europe's Next Italy
Daniel DePetris, Spectator
Higher Oil Prices Won't Save Venezuela
Frida Ghitis, World Politics Review
Eritreans Happy About Peace, Wary of Isaias' Promises
Abraham Zere, Al Jazeera
Whither Wahhabism
James Dorsey, LobeLog
Turkey Wants NATO to Give More
Murat Yetkin, Hurriyet Daily News
World Cup 2018: Croatia’s Conflict Resolution
Ivan Sršen, New York Review of Books
The Slow Death of Britain's High Street
Alec Marsh, New Statesman
This Mess Pakistan Is in
Tariq Khosa, Dawn
North Korea's Mysterious Magic Industry
Tae-jun Kang, The Diplomat
'Erdoganism' Makes Western Debut at NATO Summit
Cengiz Candar, Al Monitor
Wednesday, July 11
NATO Needs a Strategic Reset
Zalmay Khalilzad, National Interest
What Is 'Sharp Power'?
Christopher Walker, Journal of Democracy
A Center That Can Hold
Jason Willick, National Affairs
It’s Clear China Is Behind North Korea’s Latest Flip
Benny Avni, New York Post
The Global Economy’s Uncertain Future
Jim O'Neill, Project Syndicate
How the World Will Look at Mid-Century
Yoichi Funabashi, Japan Times
Why Putin Won't Throw Iran Under the Bus in Syria
Hamidreza Azizi, Al Monitor
NATO’s Binary Moment
Andrew Michta, The American Interest
Britain’s Zombie Prime Minister
Tom McTague, Charlie Cooper & Annabelle Dickson, Pol. EU
Can China Mediate Between Pakistan and India?
Samuel Ramani, The Diplomat
NATO in the Age of Trump
Julianne Smith & Jim Townsend, Foreign Affairs
No End in Sight in Eastern Ukraine
Thomas de Waal, Carnegie Europe
Decolonization in a Globalized World
Catherine Wilson, Lowy Interpreter
Turkey’s Foreign Policy Challenges in the New System
Murat Yetkin, Hurriyet
Erdogan's New Dynasty Makes Turkey Uninvestable
Marcus Ashworth, Bloomberg
Things Republicans Should Never Forget
Noah Rothman, Commentary
Tuesday, July 10
The Going Has Gotten Tough, So the Brexiteers Are Quitting
Anne Applebaum, WaPo
Boris Johnson’s Resignation Letter
Times of London
Tories Will Pay a Steep Price if They Fall Short on Brexit
Chloe Westley, Cons. Home
Only a 2nd Referendum Can Save Britain From Corbyn
Ross Clark, Spectator
Russian-Backed Offensive in Syria Makes Mockery of US
Dexter Filkins, New Yorker
The Audacity of July 1948
Ned Temko, Christian Science Monitor
Watching For Signs of NATO’s End of Times
Ulrike Franke, War on the Rocks
Trump’s Meaningless NATO Spending Debate
Jeremy Shapiro, ECFR
European Nations - Not Trump - Are Undermining NATO
James Rogers, CapX
NATO’s Force Generation and Deployment
Jim Townsend, German Marshall Fund
It’s Trump’s Duty to Press the Europeans on Defense Spending
Daniel DePetris, TAC
Mexico’s Next Crisis Will Arrive From the South
Shannon O'Neil, CFR
Nothing Can Stand Between Ukraine's European Ambitions
Petro Poroshenko, FT
What the North Koreans Really Said
Robert Carlin, 38 North
After Pyongyang Debacle, Where Does U.S. Policy Go?
Andrei Lankov, NK News
Ivanishvili Is Still the Kingmaker in Georgia
Michael Cecire, World Politics Review
Semi-State Security Actors and Russian Aggression
Kimberley Marten, Lawfare
Monday, July 9
Xi Jinping’s Great Leap Backward
Gordon Chang, The American Conservative
Inside China’s Dystopian Dreams: AI, Shame and Cameras
Paul Mozur, NY Times
Chinese Savers Won't Save China
Christopher Balding, Bloomberg View
Theresa May's Political Survival Is Now at Stake
Sebastian Payne, Financial Times
David Davis Resigns. My Part in His Downfall.
Paul Goodman, Conservative Home
How Labour Can Unite the Country
Paul Mason, New Statesman
Theresa May Has Betrayed Brexit
Brian Monteith, The Scotsman
Lagos: Hope and Warning
Armin Rosen, City Journal
Why the North Korea Talks Are In Trouble
Ethan Epstein, Weekly Standard
Democracy Isn't Failing - It's Struggling With Its Own Success
Cathy Young, B. Globe
Why Powerful Saudi Crown Prince Still Needs His Father
Bruce Riedel, Al Monitor
When War Went Retro and the Pentagon Was Left Behind
Sharon Weinberger, FP
The Death Knell For Free Trade?
Investor's Business Daily
The End of the Age of Heroes
Ephrat Livni, Quartz
What's Behind Europe's Recent World Cup Dominance?
Brian Straus, Sports Illustrated
How America Lost the Drug War With the Taliban
Josh Meyer, Politico
Saturday, July 7
Don’t Let's Delude Ourselves Over the Special Relationship
Max Hastings, ToL
Competing Visions Threaten to Tear Europe's Union Apart
Hans Kundnani, CH
Look to Austria For Europe's Next Leader
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg View
Spain's Right Seeks a Savior
Diego Torres, Politico EU
Bangladesh’s Crossfire Doctrine
Siddharthya Roy, The Diplomat
Who Holds the Trump Cards at NATO?
Benjamin Fox & Sam Morgan, Euractiv
From Anwar Sadat’s Egypt to Kim Jong-Un’s North Korea
Fabio Rafael Fiallo, IPD
Does AMLO's Economic Vision Stand a Chance?
Virdiana Ríos, Americas Quarterly
Will Abiy Ahmed Turn Into Another African Strongman?
A. Boru Halakhe, Al Jazeera
Dominica Says It Can Beat Climate Change
Christopher Flavelle, Bloomberg BW
Rise of the Swedish Far Right Could Leave Country Ungovernable
R. Milne, NS
Rights or Repression -- Southeast Asia's Choice
Michael Vatikiotis, Nikkei Asian Review
Friday, July 6
The Rise of Iraq's Young Secularists
Alice Su, The Atlantic
Europe’s Overly Complex Union
Harold James, Project Syndicate
Flexibility Is Not Europe's Miracle Solution
Pierre Vimont, Carnegie Europe
England Rising
Jason Cowley, New Statesman
Labour Is No Longer the Party of the Traditional Working Class
Economist
'I Believe Putin Is Capable of Change'
Mikhail Khodorkovsky with Der Spiegel
The EU and NATO and Trump — Oh My!
Stephen Walt, Foreign Policy
How Israel's Left Could Challenge Netanyahu
Yossi Beilin, Al Monitor
Will Mexico's New President Be More Lula or Chávez?
Rafael Pampillón, Worldcrunch
Ethiopia: A Regional Power in the Making?
Geopolitical Futures
Is It Time For New Caledonia to Break With France?
Catherine Wilson, WP Review
Russian Americana
Guy Archer, Moscow Times
Trump Should Ignore the Putin-Phobia
Doug Bandow, The American Conservative
Canadians Embrace Volatile Anti-Trump Movement
John Geddes & Shannon Proudfoot, Maclean's
The Rial's Fall Shakes Tehran
Saeed Ghasseminejad, RealClearWorld
Thursday, July 5
The Age of Flux
Peter Pomerantsev, The American Interest
Can Nicaragua’s Military Prevent a Civil War?
Orlando Pérez, Foreign Policy
Brazil's Simmering Democratic Demise
Katie Hillegass, War on the Rocks
What Kind of Change Awaits Mexico?
Jordi Diez, The Conversation
Three Takeaways From Mexico's Landmark Election
Barbara Gonzalez, Texas Observer
AMLO & Trump: The Odd Couple That Could Narrow US-Mexico Gap
M. Barone, Ex.
What's Next For Turkey's Foreign Policy?
Semih Idiz, Al Monitor
Water Is a Growing Faultline Between Iraq and Turkey
Erika Solomon & Laura Pitel, FT
India and North Korea: A Strategic Friendship?
Tanya Sen, National Interest
One Atrocious Summit May Lead to Another
George Will, National Review
What Immigration Reform in Europe Needs
Jacob Funk Kirkegaard, PIIE
Lessons From George III
James Holmes, Proceedings
How China Is Turfing Out the U.S.
Nicholas Grossman, Arc Mag
Second Civil War? Actually, the U.S. Is Quite Cheerful
Terry Glavin, National Post
North Korea’s Ice-Cream-Colored Totalitarianism
Lena Schipper, 1843

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