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Monday, November 12
World War I Relived Day by Day
Patrick Chovanec, New York Review of Books
Angela Merkel Is No Centrist
Christopher Caldwell, Weekly Standard
Europe: The Psychological Gap Between East and West
Koert Debeuf, Car. Europe
Identity Politics Loom Over Indonesia’s Election
Deasy Simandjuntak, East Asia Forum
What Does Iran Really Think of China?
Mahmoud Pargoo, The Diplomat
Face Facts: Ukraine's Cease-Fire Deal Is Dead
Ariana Gic & Roman Sohn, EU Observer
World War I Is More Than Trenches in France
James Holmes, National Interest
100 Years and the World Has Come Full-Circle
Nicholas Dungan, Atlantic Council
Fighting the Great War
Michael Auslin, National Review
Today's Armies Are Still Fighting World War I
James Stavridis, Bloomberg View
Are 100 Years Enough?
Priya Satia, New Republic
China Pays Out at UN to Support Visions of New Order
Allen-Ebrahimian, et al, Yahoo
Why Japan Is Building Its Military, Fast
David Bercuson, National Post
Saudis Close to Crown Prince Discussed Assassinating Enemies
Mazzetti et al, NYT
The West Reassesses Belarus
Grigory Ioffe, Jamestown Foundation
Hundreds of Thousands March to Celebrate Polish Independence
Jan Cienski, Politico EU
Extreme Nationalism Is as Polish as Pierogi
Remi Adekoya, Foreign Policy
Gaza Militants Fire Dozens of Rockets After Israeli Raid
Reuters
Saturday, November 10
A Hundred Years After the Armistice
Adam Hochschild, New Yorker
Poland's Fight For Freedom Still Resonates
Wojciech Pawlus, RUSI
Why America Had to Join World War I
Andrew Roberts, New York Post
What Soldiers Felt at the End of World War I
Kate Chisholm, Spectator
Washington Unnerved by China's Civil-Military Fusion
K. Hille & R. Waters, FT
What Did Brazil In
Paul Krugman, New York Times
Yemen Slides into the Horrors of Famine
Christoph Reuter, Der Spiegel
The Economic Crisis Is Over. Populism Is Forever.
James Traub, Foreign Policy
The Global Impact of a Chinese Recession
Kenneth Rogoff, Project Syndicate
'We Can't Stop Brexit'
Jeremy Corbyn with Jorg Schindler, Der Spiegel
Friday, November 9
Does the U.S. Military Really Need More Strategists?
James Joyner, War on the Rocks
Which Countries Are Most Likely to Fight Wars?
Economist
The Middle East's Inflection Point
Jon Alterman, Cairo Review
Iran Seeks Framework For Cooperation With Russia, China, India
Tanchum, Hurriyet
Khashoggi Murder Further Complicates 'Arab NATO' Plan
Landay & Bayoumy, Reuters
Here's How to Avoid War With China
Daniel Davis, National Interest
The Day of Fate
David Frum, The Atlantic
The Savagery of Kristallnacht, Seen Through American Eyes
Andrew Nagorski, Daily Beast
A Kristallnacht Lesson
Modercai Paldiel, Times of Israel
What Will Come First - Israeli Election or U.S. Peace Plan Rollout?
Y. Katz, JPost
Macron Finds the Immoral Way to Remember World War I
David Bell, Foreign Policy
Italy's Parallel Currency Temptation
Desmond Lachman, American Enterprise Institute
How to Save Italy: Don’t
Eoin Drea, Politico EU
Brexit Enters Its Most Dangerous Phase
Therese Raphael, Bloomberg View
House Democrats Could Cancel the Pentagon’s Blank Check
Fred Kaplan, Slate
Thursday, November 8
Macron's Bad Luck Is Mostly Self-Inflicted
Pauline Bock, New Statesman
Why China's Middle Class Is Tightening Its Belt
Coco Liu & Naoki Matsuda, Nikkei
Israel and China Take a Leap Forward, But to Where?
Arthur Herman, Hudson Institute
We Are All Isaiah Berliners Now
Robert Zaretsky, Foreign Policy
The Dollar's Role as Global Reserve Currency Is Safe
Megan Greene, Financial Times
Italy's Banks Face a New Sheriff in Town
Ferdinando Giugliano, Bloomberg View
Brexit Is Served, and the Menu Options Are Unpalatable
James Forsyth, Spectator
Brexit Mythology vs. the Irish Question
Michael Burleigh, Project Syndicate
Midterms Revamp Middle East Policymaking in Congress
Bryant Harris, Al Monitor
Post-Election Foreign Policy Trouble
Paul Pillar, National Interest
4 Ways Foreign Policy Could Change, 1 Way It Won't
Richard Fontaine, The Atlantic
Will U.S. Ever Accept Independent Euro Defense?
Ted Galen Carpenter, Aspenia
NATO Holds Its Biggest Exercises Since the Cold War
Economist
Meet Moscow's Man in Macedonia
Anna Nemtsova, Daily Beast
Wednesday, November 7
The Iron Chancellor: Angela Merkel’s Endgame
Josef Janning, ECFR
AMLO Signals Mexico Will Change Its Stance on Maduro's Venezuela
V Gaytan, GA
Italy Doubles Down on Threat to Euro Stability
Der Spiegel
Is a Thaw Coming in U.S.-China Relations?
Shannon Tiezzi, The Diplomat
US Trade War Was Bad For Brazil's Amazon. Then Came Bolsonaro
K. Elliott, WPR
Bolsonaro's Election Is No Cause For Despair
Ryan Berg, RealClearWorld
Is Bolsonaro Really the ‘Trump of the Tropics’?
James Willoughby, Spectator
Hun Sen’s Power Paradox
Sorpong Peou, East Asia Forum
The Worst Choice for 'Greatest Slovak'
Dalibor Rohac, Tablet Magazine
The Turn in Public Opinion Puts May's Brexit in Peril
Stephen Bush, New Statesman
Trump’s Tough-Love Policy For China
Joseph Bosco, The Hill
Congress Party Vies For Comeback in Key India Polls
A. Kazmin & J. Singh, FT
A Glimpse of Politics After Brexit
Alex Massie, CapX
Macron Takes Aim at 'Ultra-Liberal' EU
Zachary Young & Nicholas Vinocur, Politico EU
Tuesday, November 6
Merkel's Vision For the EU Leaves With Her
Douglas Murray, Spectator
The Crash That Failed
Robert Kuttner, New York Review of Books
Making Sense of Russia’s New Draconian Sanctions on Ukraine
Anders Aslund, AC
Inside the EU, Eastern Approaches Diverge
Lili Bayer, Politico EU
Will the Midterms Affect Trump's Middle East Strategy?
Joe Macaron, Al Jazeera
Italy Gets a Warning From the 14th Century
Ferdinando Giugliano, Bloomberg View
Europe's Hopes For U.S. Midterms Are Delusions
Jens Münchrath, Handelsblatt
The Foreign-Policy Establishment Reeks of Desperation
Stephen Walt, Foreign Policy
Trade Under Trump
Douglas Irwin, Foreign Affairs
Can Megachurches Save El Salvador?
Molly O'Toole, New Republic
Blame the Economists?
J. Bradford DeLong, Project Syndicate
Trump's Misunderstood Trade Policy
Peter Morici, Washington Times
The Beginning of the End for Poland's Populists?
Slawomir Sierakowski, NY Times
Southeast Asia’s Populism Is Different but Also Dangerous
Joshua Kurlantzick, CFR
Brexit Is Teaching Britain Its Place in the World
Robert Shrimsley, Financial Times
The Case for Pushing Back Against China
Dhruva Jaishankar, War on the Rocks
Monday, November 5
Collision of These 3 Geographies Is Creating New World Order
Samir Saran, WEF
Di Maio: Italy Spending Plans a Recipe For All Europe
M. Johnson & D. Ghiglione, FT
What's in a Political Logo
Robert Zaretsky, RealClearWorld
The Extinction of Wilderness
Emily Tamkin, New Republic
Britain’s Austerity Has Officially Ended - Yet It’s Still Going
Sam Knight, New Yorker
Two Countries, One Island
Ekaterina Vasyukova, Meduza
What Will Bolsonaro's Foreign Policy Look Like?
Gilberto M.A. Rodrigues, GA
A State of Enduring Division in the U.S.
Jacob Shapiro, Geopolitical Futures
It's Not the Military's Job to Oppose Trump
James Joyner, National Interest
Can an International Hotline Help Stop the Cartels?
Christopher Hooks, Texas Monthly
For Them, Afghanistan Is Safer Than China
Haiyun Ma & I-Wei Jennifer Chang, FP
The Arab Winter Is Coming
Hassan Hassan, The Atlantic
Ukrainian Activist Doused With Acid Dies
Christopher Miller, RFERL
Consulting Firms Keep Lucrative Saudi Alliance
Michael Forsythe et al, NYT Magazine
Saturday, November 3
China Plays the Japan Card
Michael Auslin, National Review
A Russian Pivot to Asia?
Alexey Khlebnikov, National Interest
How the War in Yemen Became a Bloody Stalemate
Robert Worth, New York Times
Angela Merkel’s Vision Problem
Yascha Mounk, Foreign Affairs
Ukraine Should Promote Ukrainian — and English
Yuliana Romanyshyn, Kyiv Post
Peace Waves in East Africa
Christian Science Monitor
Friday, November 2
The Pentagon Has Prepared a Cyberattack Against Russia
Z. Fryer-Biggs, Daily Beast
Christian Geopolitics and the Ukrainian Ecclesiastical Crisis
Irina Du Quenoy, WOTR
The Economic Crisis Is Over. Populism Is Forever.
James Traub, Foreign Policy
Italy's Far Right Is on the March
Simone Somekh, Tablet Magazine
Venezuela's Implosion Makes Colombia's Democracy More Fragile
Tomaselli, WPR
Bolton Takes Latin American 'Troika of Tyranny' to Task
D. Wemer, Atlantic Council
U.S. Must Sanction Iran's Human Rights Abusers
Tzvi Kahn, The Hill
5 Reasons Trump's Iran Sanctions Will Fail
Seyed Hossein Mousavian, Reuters
Four Delicate Constituencies Imran Khan Must Manage
Mosharraf Zaidi, The National
Is the Turkish-German Spring Illusive?
Fehim Tastekin, Al Monitor
Volt Wants to Become the First Pan-EU Political Party
Economist
The British and Irish Are Fighting Again
Tom McTague, Politico EU
How Could Arron Banks Afford to Bankroll Brexit?
Richard Pendlebury, Daily Mail
Bulgaria Is Going Very Bad and the West Isn't Noticing
Ivan Dikov, European Views
The Saruman Trap
Eliot Cohen, The Atlantic

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