Week of October 31, 2016 Archives

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Monday, October 31
Did Moscow Botch a Coup in Montenegro?
Damir Marusic, The American Interest
How Syria Catapulted Russia from Mideast Pawn to Power
John Herbst, RCW
China Is Struggling to Keep Control Over Its Version of the Past
Economist
The Foreign Leaders Who Are Rooting for Trump
Jackson Diehl, Washington Post
Pensioners and Populism
Anatole Kaletsky, Project Syndicate
Brazil's Religious Right on the March
Marcelo Crivella, The Guardian
How Islamic State Is Putting the Balkans on Edge
Tej Parikh, The National Interest
What Will Ukraine Do Without Uncle Joe Biden?
Dan De Luce & Reid Standish, FP
China's Post-ISIS Problem in Afghanistan
Tom Hussain, South China Morning Post
EU and Canada Win a Trade Battle, But Not the War
Oliver & Gurzu, Politico EU
My South African University Is on Fire
Nicky Falkof, New York Times
Should Italy Prepare for "The Big One"?
Barbie Latza Nadeau, The Daily Beast
Taking the Rohingya Insurgency at Face Value
Richard Potter, The Diplomat
Iraq's Band of Brothers
Molly Hennessy-Fiske, Los Angeles Times
Stop Fretting Over Alberta's Oil Reserves
Stephen Hume, Vancouver Sun
Politics, Population, and Hydrocarbons Post-Mosul
Akin Unver, War on the Rocks
Tuesday, November 1
$4.7 Trillion for American Imperialism?
Jeffrey Sachs, Boston Globe
Why the West Is in Trouble
Fareed Zakaria, Foreign Affairs
Five Things I Learned About Russia Last Week
Dan Drezner, Washington Post
How to Turn Things Around in Syria
Evan McMullin, Foreign Policy
Is It Time for South Korea to Nuke Up?
John Lee, NK News
A New President for Lebanon
David Schenker, Washington Institute
China’s Leader Xi Jinping Gets a Powerful Lift
Frank Ching, Globe and Mail
China's Prestige Politics
Jacob Shapiro, Geopolitical Futures
The Bank of England’s War of Independence
Guerrera, McTague & Sciorilli Borrelli, Pol EU
Mark Carney Stands Between Britain and Chaos
David Blanchflower, Guardian
Obama and Palestinian Unity
Jonathan Tobin, Commentary
Mosul and the Future of Northern Iraq
Douglas Ollivant, War on the Rocks
Australia's Lesson for a Thirsty California
Sylvia Rowley, New York Times
Ukraine's Millionaire Officials Come Out of Hiding
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg View
Is Yemen Headed for Partition?
Bruce Riedel, Al-Monitor
60 Years On, It Is Clear What a Mistake Suez Was for U.S.
Faisal Al Yafai, National
Wednesday, November 2
Russia's Spies Are Everywhere. Not Just Online
Daniel Kochis, RealClearWorld
Russia Has to Be Contained, But So Do the U.S. and China
Gleb Pavlovsky, M. Times
Clinton and Nukes: More Dangerous Than Trump?
Christopher Layne, National Interest
Clinton’s Foreign Policy: The Known Unknowns
Robert Hunter, LobeLog
Triumph and Fear for "Core Leader" Xi Jinping
Chris Buckley, New York Times
Will Obama Betray Israel as He Leaves?
Isi Leibler, Jerusalem Post
China’s Incomplete Contracts
Andrew Sheng & Xiao Geng, Project Syndicate
Europeans Don't Trust Germany. That's Another EU Problem
Larry Siedentop, WSJ
The EU and Greek Voters: A Knot Tsipras Can't Untie
G. Christides & K. Kuntz, Spiegel
Italy, Earthquake Cracks Open a Lifetime Gone By
Cynthia Martens, Worldcrunch
Is Putin Moderating, or Just Being Coy?
Karina Orlova, The American Interest
The Beginning Of The End For U.S. Nuclear Power?
Michael McDonald, Oil Price
Understanding the Escalation Between India and Pakistan
Kamran Bokhari, GPF
Assad Speaks
Dexter Filkins, New Yorker
An Italian Author's Self-Erasure
Lili Loofbourow, The Week
Brace for Terrorism Ripples from Mosul
Michael Downing & Matt Mayer, USA Today
Thursday, November 3
Mexico: A Glass Half Full
Andrew Selee & Pablo Paras, RealClearWorld
The Politics of Foreign Policy, Turned on Their Head
Molly O'Toole & Dan De Luce, FP
Why China and the U.S. Need Each Other in Space
Matthew Bey, Stratfor
The European Nation-State, Again?
Joschka Fischer, Project Syndicate
A U.S. Ally Prepares for Hell
Jonathan Tobin, Commentary
Monsieur 4%
Economist
Is There a ‘Duterte Effect’ in ASEAN?
Prashanth Parameswaran, The Diplomat
China Loses Its Magnetic Regional Pull
Jamil Anderlini, Financial Times
Can Japan Mediate Between Manila and Washington?
J. Berkshire Miller, WP Review
Kierkegaard’s Rebellion
Peter Gordon, New York Review of Books
The Swiss Know How to Beat Wingnuts
Nadette De Visser, Daily Beast
How the West Should Punish Putin
Edward Lucas, CapX
Don't Be so Sure Russia Hacked Clinton's Emails
James Bamford, Reuters
Mosul Civilians: "They Killed People in Front of Me"
Fazel Hawramy, Guardian
3 Key Ways Donald Trump Is Like Brexit
Michael Ashcroft, Time
Friday, November 4
Trump Is Russia’s Useful Fool
Michael Hayden, Washington Post
Russian Hacking Is the Real Scandal
Madeleine Albright, USA Today
Edgy World Markets Signal Possible Trump Win
David Francis, The Cable
Theresa May Seeks to Reinvent Britain
Christoph Scheuermann, Der Spiegel
Courts Should Stay Out of Brexit Politics
Philip Johnston, Daily Telegraph
Parliament Must Save UK From Brexit Fallout
Polly Toynbee, The Guardian
What 'Locker Room' Talk Sounds Like in Philippines
Miguel Syjuco, NY Times
What Is Duterte Really Up To With China?
John Deni, Los Angeles Times
China’s 30-year Long March to Its Biggest Rocket
Stephen Chen, SCMP
Connect Taiwan to Interpol to Fight Crime
Stanley Kao, Washington Times
The Dangerous Schools of the Taliban
Maija Liuhto, The Diplomat
Saudis Dip Toe Into 21st Century
Karen Elliott House, Wall Street Journal
Census and Sensibility Revelaed in Lebanon
The Economist
In Venezuela, Let Them Eat Own Fruits and Veggies?
Ben Rosen, CS Monitor
Journalists Witness Hungarian Revolution
Jefferson Flanders, RealClearHistory
Saturday, November 5
Russia May Be Wounded, But It Can Still Bite
David Ignatius, Washington Post
Putin Won't Be Sweating U.S. Election Results
Julia Ioffe, Foreign Policy
Could World War III Start on Russian Border?
David Andelman, CNN
Assad Gloats as Obama Exits
Max Boot, Commentary Magazine
Obama's Failed Middle East Policy
John Metzler, China Post
Greek Island in Midst of War
Behzad Yaghmaian, Le Monde Diplomatique
House of Lords Might Save UK From Brexit
Simon Sapper, The Independent
Judges’ Ruling Confirms Brexit Must Go Ahead
Simon Jenkins, The Guardian
Are China's Impressive New Jets for Real?
Tobin Harshaw, Bloomberg View
How U.S. Can Contain China in Cyberspace
Rob Knake & Adam Segal, JIA
British Forgery at Heart of India-China Border Dispute
Peter Lee, SCMP
Korea's Most Bizarre Corruption Scandal Yet
Robert Kelly, The Diplomat
Duterte's Crazy Drug War Is Just Beginning
Christian Caryl, Democracy Lab
Venezuela's Tone-Deaf President
Ernesto Londono, New York Times
Could Razing Hitler’s 1st Home Backfire?
Despina Stratigakos, The Conversation
Sunday, November 6
Why Trump Could Be Like Ike
Christian Whiton, National Interest
Meet the Populist International
Anne Applebaum, Washington Post
How Putin Became the Che Guevara of the Right
Peter Pomerantsev, Politico EU
As Russia Ties Fray, Hillary Clinton Bears the Blame
L. Todd Wood, Washington Times
Party at the End of the World
Christopher Caldwell, Weekly Standard
Mass Graves On The Road To Mosul
Mike Giglio, BuzzFeed
Brexit Redux
George Friedman, Geopolitical Futures
Why Is It OK to Bomb Mosul But Not Aleppo?
Peter Oborne, Spectator
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