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Tuesday, January 22
The U.S.-China Rivalry and Japan
Glen Fukushima, Japan Times
Post-Invasion Nightmare: Taiwan Becomes an Enemy
Wendell Minnick, Nat'l Interest
The Think-Tank Dilemma
Yoichi Funabashi, Project Syndicate
Al-Shabaab Wants You To Know It’s Alive and Well
Amanda Sperber, Foreign Policy
Romania's Naval Modernization Program Hits a Dry Spell
George Vișan, Jamestown
The EU Is an Alliance. Values Are Beside the Point
Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
German Gilets Jaunes Have a Case, Too
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg View
The Future Looks Bleak for Nicolas Maduro
Sholto Byrnes, The National
'No Deal' Is England's Rebel Yell
John Harris, Guardian
Can an American Get Excited About Brexit? A 6-Part Test
Amy Davidson Sorkin, NY'er
Yet Another Crisis Day in Britain's Brexit Saga
John Roberts, Atlantic Council
How the Irish Won Their Freedom
Christopher Pastore, New York Times
How Oil Has Shaped Xinjiang
Judd Kinzley, China Dialogue
Hamas-Fatah Tension Takes Its Toll on Reconciliation
M. Haboush, Al Monitor
Betraying Mountbatten’s Spirit
Jawed Naqvi, Dawn
Tunisia's Transition Caught Between Stability and Renewal
Anthony Dworkin, ECFR
Monday, January 21
Cheer Up, Australia, We're Not Britain or France or the U.S. or ...
Tom Switzer, SMH
Trump Should Refuse to Meet with Kim Again
Gordon Chang, National Interest
Iran and the United States: Doomed to Be Forever Enemies?
Carol Giacomo, NYT
Back Theresa May Rather Than Lose Brexit
Jacob Rees-Mogg, Daily Mail
We Need a Citizen's Assembly to Break Brexit Deadlock
Gordon Brown, Guardian
The EU Needs to Be Flexible and Help the UK
Andreas Kluth, Handelsblatt
Fear and Loathing in North Kosovo
Andjela Milivojevic, Balkan Insight
German Spies to Monitor AfD Party
Andrew Rettman, EU Observer
Leaving Syria Is Far Less Risky Than Staying
Aaron D. Miller & Richard Sokolsky, NPR
A Three-State Solution for Israel and Palestine?
Shlomo Ben-Ami, Project Syndicate
Can Hungary's Opposition Parties Finally Unite Against Orban?
Tim Gosling, WPR
Has Madagascar Fully Decolonized?
Niajala Nyabola, FT
Saturday, January 19
In the Yellow Jackets’ Heartland
John Lichfield, Politico EU
The World Still Needs NATO
Ursula Von Der Leyen, New York Times
What Will Be the Fate of Trump’s Afghan Campaign?
Aaron O'Connell, WOTR
Putin's Gift to Serbia's Vucic
Dimitar Bechev, Al Jazeera
Arafat and the Ayatollahs
Tony Badran, Tablet Magazine
Middle East Mayhem Will Skyrocket When America Leaves
Tanya Goudsouzian, TNI
4,141 Latvians Were Just Outed as K.G.B. Informants
Andrew Higgins, NYTimes
Here Come the Internet Blackouts
Justin Sherman, New America
Israel Goes After Hamas in Sinai
Adnan Abu Amer, Al Monitor
Friday, January 18
The Inflection Point in the Middle East
Jon Alterman, Cairo Review
Americans are Tired of Middle East Mayhem
Daniel DePetris, National Interest
Zimbabwe Crackdown Saps Hopes of Reform
Jefcoate O'Donnell & Robbie Gramer, FP
Brexit Was Never About Europe. It's Britain's Self-Reckoning
F. O'Toole, Guardian
European Parliament Backs Plan to Link EU Funds to Rule of Law
Lili Bayer, Pol EU
Russia and China Leave the U.S. Behind in War of Weapon Supremacy
ToL
No, Tech Companies Shouldn't Fund Journalism
James Ball, CJR
Run Down the Brexit Clock
Yanis Varoufakis, Project Syndicate
How Will Ukraine’s Next President View the World?
Mykola Vorobiov, Atlantic Council
A Century Later, the Versailles Treaty Still Haunts Our World
Doug Bandow, The American Conservative
Could Boris Johnson Ride to the Rescue of Brexit?
Stephen Glover, Daily Mail
The Political Theatre Is Far From Over
Lowe & Springford, Centre for European Reform
Arrogant Remainers Want a Second Vote. Bad Idea
Chris Bickerton, Guardian
Leavers Killed the Best Chance of Brexit Ever Happening
Matthew Parris, Spectator
One Way to Do Brexit: Unilateral Free Trade
Kevin Williamson, National Review
The Malign Incompetence of the British Ruling Class
Pankaj Mishra, New York Times
Britain's Elite No Longer Hide Their Effort to Nullify Brexit
Dan Hannan, Examiner
Thursday, January 17
Mexico’s New Foreign Policy: A Return to the Past
Allison Fedirka, Geopolitical Futures
Francis Fukuyama’s Shrinking Idea
Alan Wolfe, New Republic
Macron's Cahiers de Doléances
Robert Zaretsky, Foreign Policy
A China Chip on New Zealand’s Shoulder?
Robert Ayson, Lowy Interpreter
The Stance Japan Should Take Amid a U.S.-China Showdown
Japan News
Marching Toward a Massacre in Sudan
Nicholas Kristof, New York Times
Disturbing New Reality for Diplomats Working in China
David Mulroney, Globe & Mail
Theresa May's Historic Defeat
Amy Davidson Sorkin, New Yorker
May’s Historic Defeat, and Swift Triumph
Michael Brendan Dougherty, National Review
From Now on, the Answer Will Be: 'That's What They Said About Brexit'
Coyne, NP
An Accidental Brexit Could Be the Best Thing for the UK
Douglas Carswell, CapX
Is This How Britain Ends?
Noah Millman, The Week
Belgium’s Integration Blues
Simon Desplanque, European Council on Foreign Relations
Saudi Arabia More Unpredictable Than Ever
Bruce Riedel, Al Monitor
Turkey’s Threat to Kurds Demands U.S. Protection
Dov Zakheim, The Hill
Guatemala's Corruption Crisis
Rachel Bowen, The Conversation
Wednesday, January 16
Britain Is Lost and Adrift
Jonathan Freedland, Guardian
Theresa May's Humiliation Offers Glimmer of Hope
Therese Raphael, Bloomberg View
British Politics Goes Over a Cliff
Tom McTague, Politico EU
A Very British Thrashing
Owen Matthews, Foreign Policy
Hold a Second Brexit Referendum
Roger Cohen, New York Times
A 'No Deal' Brexit Is Best for Britain and the United States
Nile Gardiner, Fox News
Are China, Russia Winning the AI Arms Race?
Peter Apps, Reuters
What Options Does May Have Left After This Brutal Defeat?
James Forsyth, Spectator
Populism in Asia Is Built to Last
Richard Heydarian, South China Morning Post
May Can't Pass Brexit, Corbyn Can't Win Confidence. Now What?
Stephen Bush, NS
Pessimism Sweeps Russia
Vladislav Inozemtsev, Moscow Times
Congo Voting Data Reveal Huge Fraud in Election
Tom Wilson et al, Financial Times
Tuesday, January 15
The Gilets Jaunes, Vanguard of a Politically Incorrect Uprising
G. Mortimer, Spec.
Why Colombia Welcomed Venezuelan Migrants—Until Now
Megan Janetsky, FP
The Trade Realities That Await Brexit Britain
Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
A No-Deal Brexit? Leaders Are Alarmed; Voters, Not So Much
Ellen Barry, New York Times
Brexit's Impact on Europe's East
Janusz Bugajski, Center for European Policy Analysis
A Nation Bored of Brexit Risks Sleepwalking Into Disaster
John Harris, Guardian
Reining in Saudi's Prince of the Blood
Jamie Fly, Washington Examiner
South Korea Steps Up on the Korean Peninsula
Sarah Teo, East Asia Forum
Agonizing over Afghanistan
Richard Haass, Project Syndicate
Russia Behaves Strangely for a Country Bent on Conquest
Ted Galen Carpenter, TAC
Poland Is Horrified by the Murder of Gdansk’s Mayor
Economist
Whisked Away
Jay Nordlinger, National Review
The Bauhaus, 100 Years On
Matthias Streit, Handelsblatt
France Weighs Its Syria Presence, Cooperation With Russia
Igor Delanoe, Al Monitor
Conditions in Mosul Ripen for Return of Islamic State
Rafid Jaboori, Jamestown
Monday, January 14
The Naval Power Shift in the Black Sea
Michael Petersen, War on the Rocks
Xi Jinping will Give Donald Trump a Victory on Trade
Graham Allison, National Interest
Doubling Down on the Hard Line Against China
Michael Auslin, National Review
Iraq’s Hard-Won Gains Fall Victim to Petty Politics
Mina Al-Oraibi, The National
Britain Has a Bright Post-Brexit Future
Dominic Raab, CapX
The Elite Generals of Brexit Sit Safe Behind the Front Lines
Chris Johns, IT
The Threat of a Brexit Coup in Parliament Is Real
Nikki da Costa, Spectator
Leonardo Was a Man of the Renaissance, Not Narrow Nationhood
T. Hunt, Guardian
I, For One, Welcome Our New Parliament Overlords
Andrew Coyne, National Post
Canaan, Haiti: One of the World Newest Cities, Inspired by Moses
Reuters
Global Business Clouds Over as China's Economy Falters
L. Hornby & C. Giles, FT
Only Steve King Could So Besmirch ‘Western Civilization’
John Podhoretz, NY Post
Truth First, Reconciliation Later
Ayenat Mersie, Foreign Policy
Syria’s Kurds Seek Help to Netogiate With Regime
Hossam Rabie, Al Monitor
Will Belarus Be Next to Acheive Autocephaly?
Paul Goble, Window on Eurasia
Saturday, January 12
Can America Live With a Nuclear North Korea?
James Holmes, National Interest
China’s Perilous Taiwan Policy
Minxin Pei, Project Syndicate
The Yellow Vests and French State Security
Ronald Tiersky, RealClearWorld
The Belarusian President Won’t Go Down Without a Fight
Amy Mackinnon, FP
Guatemala Is on the Brink. Washington Should Take a Stand
Norma Torres, AQ
An Imperfect Victory for Democracy in Congo
Jason Stearns, New York Times
Trump, May and the Art of Political Brinkmanship
Tim Harford, Financial Times
What the Romans Did for London
Alex Burghart, Spectator
Spain’s Open Wounds
Stephania Taladrid, New Yorker

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