Week of January 11, 2016 Archives

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Monday, January 11
China Could Tank the Global Economy
Gordon Chang, Daily Beast
The Limits of American Realism
Roger Cohen, New York Times
What a Realist World Would Have Looked Like
S. Walt, Foreign Policy
The Only Englishman to Land on the Moon
Duncan Fallowell, Spectator
How the Dutch Can Spur the EU Back Into Gear
Pieter Cleppe, Politico EU
Why Would Pyongyang Surrender Its Nukes?
Kelsey Munro, SMH
Our Empty Reassurances About Dangerous North Korea
Peter Lee, AT
Will Turkey and Israel Make Up?
Asli Aydintasbas, ECFR
Spain's Smoldering Separatists
Ben Sills & Esteban Duarte, Bloomberg View
Our 'Regrettable' Criticism of the Saudis
Robert Fisk, Independent
Ukrainians, Ignore Russia
Alexei Bayer, Kyiv Post
Poland Invokes the Nazis
Andrew Rettman, EU Observer
Don't Let the Bigots Steal Feminism
Laurie Penny, New Statesman
Who Will Stand With Iranian People?
Michael Rubin, Commentary
The Ancient Russia-West Fascination
S. Montefiore, Evening Standard
Tuesday, January 12
Surprise: Russia Airstrikes Help a U.S. Ally
Yousseff & Harris, Daily Beast
On Obama's Watch
Abe Greenwald, Commentary
A Guide to Obama's Last SOTU
De Luce, Hudson & Jakes, Foreign Policy
Unmaking England
Benjamin Schwarz, American Conservative
Catalonian Separatists Drop the Facade
Economist
The Dutch Are Trapped in Europe
Caroline De Gruyter, Carnegie Europe
Take the Drama Out of Canadian Electoral Reform
A. Coyne, Natl Post
The Great Economic Wall of China
Mohamed El-Erian, Project Syndicate
The War on Drugs Is Literally Killing Mexico
German Lopez, Vox
Syria's 'Generation Stateless' Emerges
Fiona Wong, Ramen IR
Greece Makes a New Pitch to Europe
Ryan Heath, Politico EU
What Game Is Kim Jong Un Playing Now?
Joshua Keating, Slate
Judging the Iran Nuclear Deal, 6 Months In
Ilan Goldenberg, Natl Interest
Taiwan's Tightrope
Debra Mao, Bloomberg View
El Chapo Couldn't Resist Hollywood's Glow
Richard Cohen, Wash. Post
Wednesday, January 13
Exporting the Chinese Model
Francis Fukuyama, Project Syndicate
The EU Is Irrelevant in Amsterdam
George Friedman, Geopolitical Futures
Thank Goodness There's No Obama Doctrine
Nick Danforth, FP
Obama May Be Doomed to Deal with Putin
David Ignatius, Wash Post
The Fault Lines at Europe's Core
Joel Weickgenant, RealClearWorld
How Corbyn's Reshuffle Went Terribly Awry
William Hague, Telegraph
Jeremy Corbyn Is Not a Labour Untouchable
Leo Barasi, New Statesman
Iran Holds Obama's Foreign Policy Legacy Hostage
Josh Rogin, BV
ISIS Burns Fighters Alive for Letting Ramadi Fall
Hollie McKay, Fox
Taiwan Readies for Elections
Alexandra Viers, The Cipher Brief
The Middle East's New Brinkmanship
Payam Mohseni, National Interest
Abe's Global Contradictions
Kevin Rafferty, Japan Times
After Bombing, Will Turkey Escalate War on ISIS?
Tom Rogan, NRO
Iran-Saudi Fallout Will Be Costly for Moscow
Paul Saunders, Al-Monitor
Sweden's Coverup a Gift to Xenophobes
Andrew Brown, Guardian
Thursday, January 14
Washington Stokes the Flames in Riyadh and Tehran
Kim Ghattas, FP
Putin's Fantasy World Versus Russian Reality
A. Nemtsova, Daily Beast
Obama Reveals His Foreign Policy Fatalism
Fred Hiatt, Washington Post
Fearing a Canadian Planet
Jeet Heer, New Republic
America Needs a Cure for 'Iraq War Syndrome'
R. Richman, Commentary
The Fact-Free Debate on EU Membership
Peter Foster, Telegraph
An American-Politics Junkie in China
Jessica Meyers, The Atlantic
Scottish Nationalists Can't Dominate Forever
Gerald Warner, CapX
Palace Intrigue in a Transitioning Saudi Arabia
Reva Bhalla, Stratfor
America's Persistently Pathetic Allies
Doug Bandow, National Interest
Will South Korea Make a Nuclear Move?
G. Chang, World Affairs Journal
Life and Death in Myanmar
Nicholas Kristof, New York Times
Putin Wants Regime Change in Turkey
Ivan Krastev, Bloomberg View
Europe's Democratic Deficits
Arthur Goldhammer, American Prospect
Can China Fix Central Asia's Soviet Rails?
Catherine Putz, The Diplomat
Friday, January 15
Europe Could Learn From Obama
Kaj Leers, RealClearWorld
Sweden's Absurd Swipe at Israel
Liat Collins, Jerusalem Post
Poland Redefines Democracy
Philip Stephens, Financial Times
China's New Year of Toil and Trouble
David Ignatius, Washington Post
America's Toxic Mideast Relationships
Kevin Sullivan, RealClearWorld
It's Official: Sunnis Join the Fight on ISIS
Mustafa Saadoun, Al-Monitor
How to Win the War on Terror
Hernando de Soto, Project Syndicate
Why Germany's Influence Is Fading
Florian Eder, Politico EU
The Week That Vindicated Obama's Diplomacy
Fred Kaplan, Slate
Russia's Big Plans and Pitfalls in Syria
Maxim Suchkov, National Interest
Why the EU Should Fear the Mayor of London
G. Eaton, New Statesman
Saudi Arabia: A Kingdom Humbled
Tom Kool, Oil Price
Why Did ISIS Just Hit Jakarta?
Benjamin Soloway, Foreign Policy
China's Shrinking Promise of Autonomy for Hong Kong
Economist
Did Iran Toy With the U.S.?
Ali Gharib, Los Angeles Times
Does Sweden's Foreign Minister Understand the Law?
N. Feldman, BV
Misery, Fear, and Fighting for ISIS in Raqqa
Marwan Hisham, NY Times
Saturday, January 16
Europe's New Medieval Map
Robert D. Kaplan, Wall Street Journal
Deciphering Obama's Middle East Strategy
Bill Murray, RealClearWorld
Four Predictions on the Future of Europe
Jan Techau, Carnegie Europe
Germany Finally Talks Straight on Muslim Immigration
J. Schuster, WC
Can Germany Get Real About Refugees?
Jochen Bittner, New York Times
Sweden Can't Have a Real Debate on Migrants
Ivar Arpi, Spectator
It's Ever More Dangerous to Be Jewish in Europe
J. Tobin, Commentary
One President's Remarkable Response to Terror
Uri Friedman, The Atlantic
Party Vs. Government? Vietnam's Moment of Choice
Vuving, Diplomat
How Bowie Ch-Ch-Changed Western Politicians
D'Ancona, Eve. Standard
How the Chinese Slowly Protest
Conrad Black, National Post
On Hispaniola, a Brewing Border Crisis
Jonathan Katz, NYT Magazine
Meet Taiwan's First Female President
Josh Horwitz, Quartz
Turkey in the Whirlwind of Its Own Bad Choices
F. Hakura, Chat. House
China Has a Big New Problem: Taiwan
Gordon Chang, Daily Beast
Sunday, January 17
Sanctions Lifted, Iran Can Now Join World Economy
David Sanger, NYT
Iran: Now the Hard Part Begins
Michael Crowley, Politico EU
Jason Rezaian: Free at Last
Washington Post
For China, Taiwan Is the No. 1 Security Issue
Blanchard & Hung, Reuters
The Cuban Migrant Crisis
Jonathan Blitzer, The New Yorker
Gulf War Marked Beginning of End for U.S. Supremacy
Blair, Telegraph
Britain Is Europe's Future
Judy Dempsey, Carnegie Europe
The Kurds Deserve Our Support
Nick Cohen, The Guardian
Europe Looks the Other Way on Mass Sexual Assault
Emily Dyer, NRO
Old Myths Perpetuate Poor Analysis of Saudi
Hassan Hassan, National
Are Turkish Intellectuals Being Targeted?
Cengiz Candar, Al-Monitor
The Last Newspaper in Burundi
Ty McCormick, Foreign Policy
Putin's Pointers for U.S. Democracy
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg View
Netflix Faces Two Big Problems in Africa
Yomi Kazeem, Quartz
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