Week of September 11, 2017 Archives

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Monday, September 11
Will Chechnya Detonate Russia?
Karina Orlova, The American Interest
Soccer’s Culture of Corruption
Simon Kuper, New York Review of Books
Scandals or Not, Japan's Abe Hobbles Along
J. Berkshire Miller, World Politics Review
How the Latin Alphabet Ended Up in Vietnam
Nick Dall, Ozy
The Autocratic Element
Jeffrey Goldberg, The Atlantic
How Silicon Valley Is Erasing Your Individuality
Franklin Foer, Washington Post
False Prophecy: Surviving the Networked Age
Niall Ferguson, Foreign Affairs
The Crucial Security Alliance
Sakong Il, JoongAng Daily
The Risk of Nuclear War with North Korea
Evan Osnos, New Yorker
Could Trump Push the Korean Peninsula Into Kim's Hands?
Andray Abrahamian, 38N
The Real Test for US-Malaysia Relations
Prashanth Parameswaran, Diplomat
How the Pentagon Snatched Innovation From Jaws of Defeat
Alfred McCoy, TD
India's Demonetization Was Pointless
T.K. Jayaraman & Bhanu Prakash, The Wire
From America to Pakistan, Radicalism Rules
Tariq Khosa, Dawn
Why Mexico Was Ready For This Earthquake
Joshua Keating, Slate
Can Theresa May Get On With the Job?
Oliver Wiseman, CapX
Iran VP on Nuclear Deal: 'They Have More To Lose Than We Do'
S. Koelbl, Spiegel
Tuesday, September 12
The German Election Is a Christian Civil War
Noah Strote, Foreign Policy
Thank the Stars For Germany's Dull Election
Nick Ottens, EU Observer
Americans Only Have Eyes For Merkel
Karen Donfried, GMF
Hungary Pulls Away From the Kremlin
Antonia Colibasanu, Geopolitical Futures
Putin’s Peacekeepers: Beware of Russians Bearing Gifts
Fredrik Wesslau, ECFR
Trump and Putin Just Might Destroy Each Other
Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
The Rise Of 'Made In Ethiopia' — With Beijing's Backing
E. Wuilbercq, Worldcrunch
Australia's Economy - Not So Exceptional?
John Edwards, Lowy Institute
Put Turkey's EU Accession Out of Its Misery
Michael Totten, World Affairs Journal
The Odious Fog of Canadian Race Politics
Andray Domise, Maclean's
Terrorists Are Using Drones; That's Not the Worst of It
D. Gartenstein-Ross, Fortune
What the US Can Do About Puerto Rico’s Fiscal Crisis
R. Reeves & K. Guyot, Brookings
The Urban Legend of Trump, Master Negotiator
Aaron David Miller, CNN
Will Abbas Be Forced to Choose War Against Israel?
Uri Savir, Al-Monitor
Scottish Parliament Gives Independence of the Mind
Gerry Hassan, The Guardian
What Spain Has to Lose From Catalan Independence
Arnau Busquets Guàrdia, Politico
State Department Can Continue Helping World's Orphans
Mary Vought, Examiner
A Costly Vacancy at State
Mary Anastasia O'Grady, Wall Street Journal
Wednesday, September 13
Can North Korea Drag the U.S. and China Into War?
Graham Allison, The Atlantic
Where the Real Battle Is in Germany's Election
Job Janssen, RealClearWorld
How Western Capital Colonized Eastern Europe
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg View
Bidders for Brexit-Exiled EU Agency Locked in a Culture War
Sarah Wheaton, Pol. EU
Brexit Will Starve the Brussels Beast
James Hannam, CapX
The European Union Has the Wind in Its Sails
Jean-Claude Juncker
George Osborne's Revenge
Ed Caesar, Esquire
Catalonia, Scotland, and the EU’s Double Standards
Georgi Gotev, Euractiv
China and India: The Roots of Hostility
Mohan Malik, The Diplomat
Qatar and Oman’s Shared Interests
Giorgio Cafiero, LobeLog
The Art of Public Diplomacy
Ariel Bolstein, Israel Hayom
Abe's Slow-Going Push to Promote Russian Ties
James D.J. Brown, Nikkei
45 Years of Sino-Japanese Diplomacy
Shina Kawashima, Japan Times
Togo Subscribes to the Latest Trend in Repression
Oreoluwa Runsewe, Ventures Africa
The Victims of South Sudan's Genocidal Civil War Need Help
Atem & Cohen, The Hill
The Storm Gathering on Israel's Northern Borders
Bob Feferman, Times of Israel
Thursday, September 14
Russia’s Zapad Exercise: A 21st Century Trojan Horse?
Callie Wang, The Cipher Brief
Is Trump Ready for Putin to Invade Belarus?
Leon Aron, American Enterprise Institute
Ukraine's Volunteer Militias: From Saviors to Threat
K. Marten & O. Oliker, WOTR
What Right-Wing Populists Look Like in Norway
Emily Schultheis, The Atlantic
What if South Korea Acted Like North Korea?
Victor Davis Hanson, National Review
It's Time for a Korean Democratic Unification
Daniel Blumenthal, Weekly Standard
How to Mess With an Election for Less Than $100
Joseph Cox, Daily Beast
Why Italy's Troubled Economy Is Shaping Up
Economist
Jeremy Corbyn's Unfinished Revolution
Stephen Bush, New Statesman
Indstrial Revolution & the Future of Work: Listen to Historians
M Vardi, Conversation
Juncker's EU Expansion Plans Make the Case for Brexit
Ross Clark, Spectator
Juncker Wants a U.S. of Europe. Does Anyone Else?
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloom. View
Merkel to May: Brexit Means Brexit
Philip Stephens, Financial Times
Canada’s Not Ready for a Future of Big Storms
Rosemary Westwood, Maclean's
How Indigenous Nationhood Can Save the World
Niigaan Sinclair, Globe and Mail
ICYMI: Zapad 2017: Rattling the West's Cage
Yuval Weber, RealClearWorld
Friday, September 15
The Zapad Military Exercise Reveals Putin's Fear
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg View
Takeaways From a Trip to North Korea
Evan Osnos, New Yorker
Bombard North Korea With Capitalism
Simon Jenkins, Guardian
Test Driving Amsterdam
Joshua Posaner, Politico EU
Ambitious Framework Nation: Germany in NATO
Rainer L. Glatz & Martin Zapfe, SWP
A Perfect Storm of Chinese Economic Instability?
Joshua Stowell, Global Sec. Review
Is China Deleveraging? Too Early to Cheer
Alicia García-Herrero, Brink
The Push For an 'Economic Embargo' of Iran
Jana Winter & Dan De Luce, Foreign Policy
Echoes of a Bygone Age in Britain
Tim Harford, Financial Times
Balkan Spats Show The Weakness of EU Integration
Andrew MacDowall, WP Review
Latin America's Blueprint For Dealing With Venezuela
Juan Gabriel Tokatlian, TNI
The Rohingya Are Pawns in a Big Power Game
Alan Philps, The National
Trump Signals an Approach on Iran That Preserves Nuclear Deal
David Sanger, NYT
Crafting Trump’s First National Security Strategy
Tarun Chhabra, Brookings Institution
NATO, Consider the Stakes Raised
Andrew Michta, Carnegie Europe
Saturday, September 16
The Center of the Center: Surveying Merkel's Kingdom
Thomas Meaney, LRB
The Knives Are Out For Martin Schulz
Guy Chazan, Financial Times
An Era of Authoritarian Influence?
Thorsten Benner, Foreign Affairs
Inside The Suwalki Gap
Timothy Fadek, Roads & Kingdoms
Terror in London . . . Again
Andrew McCarthy, National Review
Iran’s Differential Approach to Southern Asia
Hussein Banai, War on the Rocks
Trump's New World
Jonathan Swan, Axios
The Forgotten Victims of Agent Orange
Viet Thanh Nguyen & Richard Hughes, NY Times
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