Week of July 4, 2016 Archives

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Monday, July 4
Little Europe: The Past Returns
Der Spiegel
ISIS's Worst Recent Attack Is the One No One Cares About
Ishaan Tharoor, WaPo
The Terrorists the Saudis Cultivate in Peaceful Countries
Nicholas Kristof, NY Times
Austria's Botched Vote Feeds Populist Distrust
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg View
Brexit: A Win for 'Proper' People?
David Runciman, Prospect Magazine
Why Canada Is the Western World's Least Xenophobic Country
Z. Beauchamp, Vox
Time for Britain to Pursue It Options
Wolfgang Munchau, Financial Times
The New Terrorism in Bangladesh
Economist
Tuesday, July 5
NATO Is Not Necessary
Stephen Kinzer, Boston Globe
The Global Echoes of the American Revolution
Rodger Baker, Stratfor
The Lessons of the Somme
David Frum, The Atlantic
A Brief Brexit Blueprint
Matthew Ellery, The Commentator
Nigel Farage Rode a Lost Cause to Its Victory
Godfrey Bloom, Telegraph
Iraq's Nightmare
Jared Malsin, Time
Can Germany Alone Lead Europe?
Anna Sauerbrey, New York Times
Brexit: Democratic Victory or Democratic Perversion?
K. Rogoff & M. Feldstein, PS
How NATO Can De-Escalate With Russia
Richard Sokolsky, Foreign Affairs
The West's Cultured Hicks
Rod Dreher, The American Conservative
Does Australia Even Need a Government?
Peter Hartcher, Sydney Morning Herald
Brexit and Memories of the Somme
Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
How Brexit Killed British Austerity
Patrick Smith, Fiscal Times
Bye Bye to the Man Who Changed British Politics
Rachel Cunliffe, CapX
Congress Gives Puerto Rico ‘Colonialism at Its Worst’
John Nichols, The Nation
Wednesday, July 6
'Left' and 'Right' Don't Matter in Politics. Here's What Does
George Friedman, Geo. Fut.
The Great Arab Implosion and Its Consequences
Ofir Haivry, Mosaic
ISIS Just Made a Potentially Disastrous Mistake
David Ignatius, Washington Post
The Risk of War Returns to Europe
Peter Apps, Reuters
Russian Military Aims For More Precision
Samuel Bendett, RealClearWorld
Brexit Lessons and Consequences for Ukraine
Alex Ryabchyn, Kyiv Post
Lessons Paris Learned From the Flood of 1910
Jeffrey Jackson, RealClearWorld
How Worried Should America Be About Russia's Resurgent Subs?
D. Majumdar, TNI
Iraq Changed Everything in British Politics
Jonathan Freedland, Guardian
5 U.S. Independence Movements Inspired by Brexit
Annabelle Timsit, Politico EU
Italy Is Poised to Tear Europe Apart
Will Martin, Business Insider
Brexit Was About Britain, Not the EU
Conn Halinan, Foreign Policy In Focus
Iceland’s Historic Candidate
Adam Gopnik, New Yorker
The Man Who Put Iran’s Movies on the Map
IranWire, Daily Beast
China's $5 Trillion Opportunity
Justin Fox, Bloomberg View
Horror and Sorrow in Dhaka
Tahmima Anam, New York Times
Thursday, July 7
Money: The Brave New Uncertainty
Paul Krugman, New York Review of Books
EU Leaders Must Keep Calm and Carry On
James Joyner, RealClearWorld
Iraq Is the World Capital of Terror
Uri Friedman, The Atlantic
The Fontmaker Who Gave London Its Signature
Catherine Nixey, 1843
Confederating Libya
Federica Saini Fasanotti, Brookings Institution
America's Founders Were Right About Direct Democracy
Franz-Stefan Gady, Diplomat
The Downfall of Israel's Top Tycoon
Ben Caspit, Al-Monitor
Chilling Global Lessons From Australia's Election
Stephen Greenville, Nikkei
The Big News About What We Already Knew
Andrew Rosenthal, New York Times
Can Erdogan Change?
Semih Idiz, Hurriyet Daily News
Israel Points the Finger at Facebook Over Violence
Joseph Dana, The National
What Chilcot Missed About Iraq
Max Boot, Commentary
I’d Still Vote to Go to War in Iraq
Ann Clwyd, Guardian
U.S. Now Has More Oil Reserves Than Anybody
Suman Bhattacharyya, Fiscal Times
I Really DO Question Tony Blair's Sanity
Stephen Glover, Daily Mail
Remainers: Stop Sulking, Work With Us for a Good Brexit
Daniel Hannan, Cons. Home
Honor Chris Stevens With Truth, Not Lies
Bubaker Habib, Washington Post
Boarding Schools Are a National Security Threat
Nick Duffell, Foreign Policy
Friday, July 8
NATO Cannot Fail Now
Ivo Daalder & Joel Weickgenant, RealClearWorld
Why America Should Take In More Syrian Refugees
Kevin Sullivan, RealClearWorld
America's Alliance With UK and EU Will Endure
Barack Obama, Financial Times
The Dawning of the Age of the Angry Voter
Der Spiegel
The Toughest NATO Summit
Simon Shuster, Time
NATO Needs to Choose Its Mission
Brad Stapleton, War on the Rocks
NATO Can Reduce the Threat of Escalation With Russia
Leonid Bershidsky, B-View
A World of Constraints
Jacob Shapiro, Geopolitical Futures
The Italian Job: Europe's Next Crisis
Economist
Backing the Balkans
Edward Joseph, Sasha Toperich & Ognen Vangelov, Foreign Affairs
The Brexit Alarm
Adair Turner, Project Syndicate
What’s So Special About Finland?
Uri Friedman, The Atlantic
Blair’s Overdue Repudiation
Daniel Larison, The American Conservative
Russia’s Biggest Warship Steams to Syria
David Axe, Daily Beast
Frexit? Stranger Things Have Happened
Patrick Marnham, Spectator
Britain’s Rebuke Holds Message for America
David Ignatius, Washington Post
Saturday, July 9
Italy and Systemic Failure
George Friedman, Geopolitical Futures
How Is Russia's Economy? A Yeltsin-Style 'Not Good'
William Wilson, RealClearWorld
Don't Cry for the United States Just Yet
Carlos Alberto Montaner, RealClearWorld
China and Russia Insist on Their Budding Friendship
Gordon Chang, WA Journal
Making Europe Safe for Nationalism - and Vice Versa
Jeffrey Gedmin, Amer. Interest
Where Are We Now? Responses to the Referendum
London Review of Books
Ukraine and NATO, Complementary Allies Against Russia
Petro Poroshenko, WSJ
Nuclear Frenemies: Why the U.S. Needs Russia and China
Olga Novitsky, Ramen IR
Can Duterte End the Philippines' Decades-Long Insurgency?
Tim Johnston, Lowy
Where Did the American Century Go?
Tom Engelhardt, TomDispatch
Iraq’s Grim Lessons
Economist
Making Peace With the West, Country by Country
Maxim Trudolyubov, Wilson Center
America Could Be Days Away From a Showdown With China
Harry Kazianis, Rare
NATO and Russia: The Many Unkowns
Markus Ziener, Huffington Post
Sunday, July 10
Is the Islamic State Unstoppable?
Hassan Hassan, New York Times
Don't Be Fooled By Recent Attacks: ISIS Is Losing
Indira Lakshmanan, Globe
Islamic Stateless?
The Economist
Japan’s Election Could Change Balance of Power in Asia
Sophie Knight, Quartz
How Long Can Japan's Old Mens' Club Last?
Philip Brasor, Japan Times
Can Indonesia Afford a Fish War With China?
Keith Johnson, Foreign Policy
The Promise of Regrexit
George Soros, Project Syndicate
The Failure to Confront Britain’s Political Ultras
Nick Cohen, The Guardian
Marie Antoinette, Donald Trump & the Shaky West
Laure Mandeville, Am. Interest
Alberta the Natural Fit for Kenney Conservatism
David McLaughlin, Globe and Mail
The Battle for the Soul of Bangladesh
Arif Rafiq, The Diplomat
Is Iraq's Kirkuk on Verge of Independence?
Omar Sattar, Al-Monitor
This Chinese Dynasty Needs a Name
Justin Fox, Bloomberg View
Japan's Empty Villages
Julie Makinen, Los Angeles Times
Making History in the Coffee Houses of Europe
Robert Fulford, National Post
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