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Saturday, September 22
Is the World Becoming a Jungle Again? Should Americans Care?
S. Erlanger, NYT
Faltering on the Home Front, Putin Pushes the Gas
Dmitriy Frolovskiy, National Interest
Of Tariffs, Trump and History
Edward Goldberg, RealClearWorld
China’s Interference in U.S. Politics Is Just Beginning
Josh Rogin, Washington Post
Russia's Violations in the World Start With Cruelty at Home
Ian Kelly, RealClearWorld
After May's Humiliation, Labour Must Seize Brexit Initiative
M. Chessum, Guardian
The Woman Behind Britain's Most Divisive Twitter Account
Mark Di Stefano, BFeed
How Chronic Misreading Has Brought Brexit to the Brink
Tony Connelly, RTE
A Five-Letter Adjective Is Shaking Up Politics in Eastern Europe
Y. Serhan, Atlantic
The Brexiteers' Central European Delusions
Anne Applebaum, Spectator
As Venezuelans Starve, Maduro Gives Oil Away to Cuba
Jorge Carrasco, CapX
In Uganda, a Powerful Voice Challenges Africa's Rulers
Amanda Sperber, Daily Beast
Friday, September 21
Corbynism 2.0: The Radical Ideas Shaping Labour's Future
George Eaton, NS
Swedish Message
Christopher Caldwell, Weekly Standard
Will Latin America Repeat EU's Mistakes Amid Refugee Crisis?
Imdat Oner, GA
The Future Is in Africa, and China Knows It
Noah Smith, Bloomberg View
Why Brussels Outcast Viktor Orban Is Loved in Moscow
Peter Kreko, Moscow Times
Trump's Trade War and the Abandonment of American Ideals
James Pethokoukis, The Week
Radical Politics, Old Ideas
Dalibor Rohac, The American Interest
Unraveling the Russia Story So Far
Scott Shane & Mark Mazzetti, New York Times
The Unprincipled Boycott of Israel
Jonathan Marks, Commentary
Putin's Israel-Iran Crash Course
Con Coughlin, The National
Washington’s Endless Sanctions Are Finally Backfiring
Doug Bandow, Amer. Cons.
May: EU Must Respect UK in Brexit Talks
BBC
Jair Bolsonaro, Latin America’s Latest Menace
Economist
Time to Refocus on North Korea's Proliferation
Dan Blumenthal, National Interest
U.S., China Both Remain Defiant as Trade War Deepens
Shannon Tiezzi, The Diplomat
China Has Chosen Cultural Genocide in Xinjiang—For Now
Kate Cronin-Furman, FP
Russia’s Vostok Exercises: Both Serious Planning and a Show
Mathieu Boulègue, CH
Thursday, September 20
The EU Is Looking Like Europe's Next Failed Empire
James Stavridis, Bloomberg View
Fort Trump, Fortress Poland
Pawel Zerka, European Council on Foreign Relations
The Case For Fort Trump Couldn't Be Stronger
Salvatore Babones, National Interest
What Happens Now to Idlib's People
Faisal Al Yafai, The National
Trump Admin Is Reinventing the U.S. Approach to Palestine
Malley & Miller, Atlantic
Trump’s Bankrupt Iran Policy
Daniel Larison, The American Conservative
The Basra Exception
Harith Hasan, Carnegie Middle East Center
Britain's Universities Are a Con
Aditya Chakrabortty, Guardian
The Man Struggling to Exorcize Leopold’s Ghost
Esther King, Politico EU
Russia-Israel Relations Put to the Test
Maxim Suchkov, Al Monitor
Spain Is Europe's New Migration Magnet
Malia Politzer, World Politics Review
The History of Britain’s Secret War on Napoleon
Allan Mallinson, Spectator
Inside Italy’s Shadow Economy
Elizabeth Paton & Milena Lazazzera, New York Times
Post-Truth Germany
George Diez, Foreign Affairs
Wednesday, September 19
Trump's Great Wall of Tariffs
Gordon Chang, National Interest
Trump’s Trade War Still Doesn't Scare China 
Danielle Paquette, Washington Post
As Trade War Rages, China’s Economic Tightrope Tremors
Sara Hsu, EA Forum
Despite Achievements, China Is Losing the PR War
Sholto Byrnes, The National
Iran's Problems With America Won't End With Trump
Shireen Hunter, LobeLog
How India Will React to the Rise of China
T.V. Paul, War on the Rocks
The New British Exceptionalism
Peter Pomerantsev, The American Interest
What Putin-Erdogan Deal Means For Idlib
Maxim Suchkov, Al Monitor
Why Russia Can’t Do Anything When Others Kill Its Troops in Syria
J. Keating, Slate
The Algorithms of August
Michael Horowitz, Foreign Policy
China’s Leaders Soften Their Stance on AI
Will Knight, MIT Technology Review
Germany Is Showing Signs of Coming Economic Trouble
Martin Hüfner, Globalist
Do Emerging Market Jitters Point to Another Economic Crisis?
D. McDowell, WPR
Brazil’s Explosive Election: Democracy at Stake
Adam Mitchell, Spectator
Inside Israel's New Iran Strategy
Maysam Behravesh, Reuters
Germany’s Autoimmune Disease
Matthew Karnitschnig, Politico EU
Tuesday, September 18
Assad Has Won and America Must Go
Gil Barndollar, National Interest
An Armed Gazprom Could Be New Force in Syria
Nicolai Due-Gundersen, Conversation
Russia Blames Israel For 15 Russians Killed During Syria Strike
Haaretz
ISIS Is Poised to Make a Comeback in Syria
Hassan Hassan, The Atlantic
Trump’s Iran Sanctions: The Impact on Europe
Ellie Geranmayeh, ECFR
How Brexit Deal Will Be Struck
T. McTague, D. Herszenhorn & J. Barigazzi, Politico EU
China's Trade-War Tack Is Steeped in History
David Fickling, Bloomberg View
The Global Trade System Could Break Down
Anne Krueger, Project Syndicate
Canada 2019: The Battle Lines Are Already Drawn
John Geddes, Maclean's
The Rule of Law Is Under Attack in Moldova
Cristina Gherasimov, Chatham House
The Corrupt Shall Inherit Ukraine
Linda Kinstler, Foreign Policy
Poland Wants a U.S. military base
Mariusz Blaszczak, Washington Times
Vladimir Putin's Inner Circle Is Splintering
Tatyana Stanovaya, The Moscow Times
China Expands Its Footprint in Sri Lanka
Sudha Ramachandran, The Diplomat
Will the Emergence of Eurasia Render the US Irrelevant?
Bruno Maçães, SCMP
Monday, September 17
A Showcase For Tehran's Strategy
Seth Frantzman & Zach Huff, National Interest
For Macedonia, Is Joining NATO and the EU Worth the Trouble?
Florian Bieber, Foreign Policy
America Needs an Entirely New Foreign Policy
Peter Beinart, The Atlantic
The Tories Are Ready For War - With Each Other
James Forsyth, Spectator
The Kafka Papers
Christoph Irmscher, Weekly Standard
Africa's Reform Conundrum and Zimbabwe's Tragedy
George B.N. Ayittey, RCWorld
The European Union Reaches Its Breaking Point
Bill Wirtz, The American Conservative
Why China Is Brutally Suppressing Muslims
Robert Kaplan, Wall Street Journal
German Security Chief a Thorn in Merkel's Side
Der Spiegel
Is Al Qaeda Winning?
Steven Metz, World Politics Review
How Propaganda Might Be Working in China's New Era
D. Ma & N. Thomas, MP
When Burkina Faso Vibrated with a New Culture
Nicolas Niarchos, New Yorker
The Slow, Dangerous Implosion of the Saudi Crown Prince
Madawi Al-Rasheed, NW
Keynes in China
Adam Tooze, London Review of Books
Will Putin Mend His Ways After Skripal Case?
Evgeny Pudovkin, CapX
Top Corbyn Adviser Barred From Ukraine
Glen Owen & Nick Craven, Daily Mail
Maori Language Is Having a Renaissance in New Zealand
C. Graham-McLay, NYT
Saturday, September 15
The Siren Song of Left-Wing Populism
Cristóbal Rovira Kaltwasser, Project Syndicate
Danish Left Veers Right on Immigration
Naomi O'Leary, Politico EU
The Crisis Next Time
Carmen Reinhart & Vincent Reinhart, Foreign Affairs
How the Tariff War Could Turn Into the Next Lehman
Michael Hirsh, Foreign Policy
As Syrian War Winds Down, a Tense New Struggle Emerges
Con Coughlin, National
Washington’s Influence in Syria is Nowhere to be Found
Doug Bandow, TAC
Ending the Palestinian Exception
Caroline Glick, Jerusalem Post
Erdogan Makes Himself ‘Czar of the Economy’
Fehim Tastekin, Al Monitor
Russia's Church Cuts Ties With Constantinople Over Ukraine Spat
Moscow Times
Tariffs Forever!
Irwin Stelzer, Weekly Standard
What Steve Bannon Really Believes
Sophie McBain, New Statesman
Internet Sleuths Hunt For China’s Secret Internment Camps
Sigal Samuel, Atlantic
Friday, September 14
To Thwart Iran, Save Idlib
Bret Stephens, New York Times
The Middle East Doesn't Take China Seriously
Steven Cook, Foreign Policy
China's Loss in Trade War Is ASEAN's Gain: Look at Vietnam
Karim Raslan, SCMP
Corruption Is China's Friend in Its Quest to Dominate Africa
Wes Martin, National Interest
Why Are Britain's Councils Collapsing?
Anoosh Chakelian, New Statesman
The DRC: A Game of Thrones, Mines and Militias
Erik Grossman, Small Wars Journal
Bolton’s ICC Attack Is Same Old U.S. Stance
Kelly-Jo Bluen, Mail and Guardian
Georgia's Democracy Recedes Into Russia's Shadow
Eli Lake, Bloomberg View
Can Cryptocurrency Help Venezuela?
Moises Rendon, CSIS
Trump Protecting Americans From Unaccountable UN Court
Marc Thiessen, Fox News
Pakistan's New Government Fails First Major Test on Extremism
U. Jamal, Diplomat
Populists No Longer Want to Leave EU, But to Reshape It
Frida Ghitis, WPR
The Spanish Village That Would Be Franco's Last Resting Place
M. Montero, El Pais
25 Years Later Iran Remains an Obstacle to Peace
Bob Feferman, Times of Israel
Google and China - Made for Each Other
Roger Simon, PJ Media
Thursday, September 13
Circular History: A Warning From Europe
Anne Applebaum, The Atlantic
As Europe Revolts, Brussels Demands Even More
Kai Weiss, CapX
There's Plenty of Good News in Europe
Natalie Nougayrede, Guardian
A Manifesto Against Complacency
Economist
Identity Politics Is Making U.S. Look Like the Middle East
Francis Fukuyama, The Hill
Jews and Americans as Supervillains
Andrei Markovits & Heiko Beyer, Tablet Magazine
Reconciling Priorities in the India-U.S. Relationship
Rathna Muralidharan, RCWorld
Modi Leaves India Unready For World Made by Trump & China
Sushil Aaron, Wire
25 Years Ago, Mideast Peace Seemed Inevitable
Aaron David Miller, USA Today
It's Been 25 Years Since Anyone in Italy Trusted the Government
A. Momigliano, FP
Abbas Says OK to Demilitarized Palestinian State
Ahmad Melhem, Al Monitor
Europe's Bankers Are the Big Post-Lehman Losers
Edward Evans, Bloomberg View
Trump Is Right to Talk to Kim
Salvatore Babones, National Interest
Starbucks In Italy?!
Brant de Boer, Worldcrunch
Europe's al Qaedas: The 9/11 Roots of Anti-Immigrant Populism
J. Grunstein, WPR
Wednesday, September 12
Why Idlib Is the Backdrop For a Great-Power Clash
George Friedman, Geo. Futures
Can Europe Become a Nuclear Power?
M. Lafont Rapnouil, T. Varma & N. Witney, ECFR
This Is China's Way of Warmaking
James Holmes, National Interest
Turkish-Russian 'Strategic Ties' Fail Stress Test on Syria's Idlib
S. Idiz, Al Monitor
Erdogan Needs Europe More Than Europe Needs Turkey
Marc Pierini, Car. Europe
U.S.-Turkish Tensions Add to Regional Risk
Ian Lesser, German Marshall Fund
Sweden Offers a Glimpse of a World Without Amazon
Mark Scott, Politico EU
China and Russia: Strategic Allies in the Making?
B. Fonseca & D. Kramer, Amer. Int.
Russia Is Moving Deeper Into China’s Embrace
Alexander Gabuev, Moscow Times
In Hungary, Social Conservatism, Authoritarianism Aren’t the Same
D. Rohac, FP
EU Sanction of Hungary Could Backfire
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg View
EU’s Leadership Seeks to Contain Hungary’s Orban
Patrick Kingsley, New York Times
Cape Town Is an Omen
Vann Newkirk, The Atlantic
Educating the Princes
Emma Ashford, Modern Age
It's the Towns, Stupid: How Labour Plans to Win the Next Election
P. Maguire, NS

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