Week of September 25, 2017 Archives

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Monday, September 25
The End of German Exceptionalism
Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
Merkel's Lackluster Win Boosts German Democracy
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloom. View
How the Far-Right AfD Changes German Politics
Jefferson Chase, Deutsche Welle
Germany Gets a Reality Check
Anne Applebaum, Washington Post
Angela’s Ashes: 5 Takeaways From the German Election
M. Karnitschnig, Pol. EU
Germany’s Economic Road Ahead
Clemens Fuest, Project Syndicate
Understanding the Rise of Germany's Far Right
Daniel Hough, New Statesman
German Voters Shake Up the Elites
John Fund, National Review
Splendid Isolation
Max Hastings, New York Review of Books
Russian Networks Use Catalonia to Weaken Europe
David Alandete, El Pais
Iraqi Kurdistan's Unlikely Ally
Kamran Bokhari, Geopolitical Futures
The Kurdish Referendum Is Not the End of the World
David Pollock, Wash. Institute
How to Win a War on Drugs
Nicholas Kristof, New York Times
Western Contempt For China Turns to Panic
Asia Times
Why China's Soft Power Solution Lies in its Past
Robert Thomas, The Diplomat
Why Liberal Democracies Avoid War, Prevent Civil Conflict
Democracy Digest
Russia, the Democracy Disrupter
Agnia Grigas & Seth Freeman, Yale Global
Russia's Focus: The Initial Period of War
Roger McDermott, Jamestown Foundation
Iran Needs a Realistic Foreign Policy
Shireen Hunter, LobeLog
Tuesday, September 26
Borders Are Back
Niall Ferguson, Boston Globe
The Looming Confrontation in German Mainstream Politics
Antonia Colibasanu, GPF
How Mainstream German Politics Got Steamrolled
Der Spiegel
Germany's Postwar Democracy Faces Its Harshest Test
Constanze Stelzenmuller, WP
New Security Requirements Will Keep Americans Safe
Sec. Elaine Duke, RCWorld
Trump's Travel Ban Just Might Stick This Time
John Surico, Vice
The Tragedy of American Foreign Policy
Robert D. Kaplan, National Interest
Is Southeast Asia the Next Middle East?
Dominique Moisi, Worldcrunch
An Ominous Future For Kurdistan's Minorities
Kenneth Rosen, The Atlantic
In North Korea and Beyond, Myths We Die By
Michael Ledeen, PJ Media
'This is How War by Miscalculation Starts'
Zack Beauchamp, Vox
California Is Already Preparing for a North Korean Nuclear Attack
Jana Winter, FP
The Madman Theory of North Korea
Steve Coll, New Yorker
Catalonia Referendum: How We Got Here
Arnau Busquets Guàrdia, Politico EU
Five Priorities for Europe’s Transatlantic Strategy
Andrew Michta, The American Interest
Is the U.S. Still a Nation Divided?
CBS
Hysteria Is Starting to Spread in Puerto Rico
Brian Resnick, Vox
Is the Crisis in Puerto Rico Becoming Trump’s Katrina?
Abigail Tracy, Vanity Fair
Iran Has Emerged as the Main Victor in Iraq
Ahmad Majidyar, The Cipher Brief
Wednesday, September 27
Brexit Tories Opened a Door: The Corbynites Walked Through
Rafael Behr, Guardian
The Twilight of Angela Merkel
Roger Cohen, New York Times
Could Israel and Iran Trip Into War?
Meir Javedanfar, Zenith
Another Worry For Puerto Rico: Mosquitoes
Maggie Koerth-Baker, FiveThirtyEight
Is the Federal Government Doing Enough for Puerto Rico?
David Graham, Atlantic
Photos From a Battered Puerto Rico
Alan Taylor, The Atlantic
Kurdish Independence: Impossible? Or Inevitable?
Ellen Laipson, World Politics Review
The Sino-Singapore Reset
Kavi Chongkittavorn, Bangkok Post
Trump Tries a New Tack on the Peace Process
Evelyn Gordon, Commentary
China's Muscular Foreign Policy: Bring the Popcorn
Jonas Parello-Plesner, RCWorld
Trump Should Buck the Consensus on the Kurds
Jonathan Tobin, National Review
The Myth of a Better Iran Deal
Colin Kahl, Foreign Policy
North Korea Wants to Know What Trump Is Thinking
Charlie May, Salon
What Germany’s Election Means For Science
Quirin Schiermeier & Alison Abbott, Nature
Germany Isn't a Leader in Science
Alex Berezow, American Council on Science and Health
Does Erdogan Have Any Good Options With Iraqi Kurds?
Omer Taspinar, LobeLog
Could Energy Deals Warm Egypt-Israel Relations?
David Awad, Al-Monitor
Thursday, September 28
Is the Middle East Breaking Up?
Robin Wright, New Yorker
Egypt's Nubia: Drowning by Government Decree
Amy Austin Holmes, RealClearWorld
A Macron-of-the-Right Rises in France
Robert Zaretsky, Foreign Policy
What Punk Rock Meant to Communist Yugoslavia
Miljenko Jergovic, New York Times
Five Things Learned From the Zapad Military Exercise
Mathieu Boulegue, Chat. House
Corbyn, Ready for Government? What a Joke
Robert Colville, CapX
Anti-Semitism: As Darkness Descends, Labour Leaders Deny
J. Freedland, Guardian
Bangladesh, Poor and Stressed, Is Rohingya's Last Refuge
Alyssa Ayres, CFR
Russian-Funded Ads Backed Stein, Sanders and Trump
Josh Dawsey, Politico
Russians Impersonated Real U.S. Muslims to Sow Chaos Online
Collins et al, DB
Poland Challenges the European Identity
George Friedman, Geopolitical Futures
Resisting China's Magic Weapon
Anne-Marie Brady, Lowy Institute
Australian Navy's Role in Ballistic Missile Defense
Yusuke Saito, Proceedings
How to Achieve Peace on the Korean Peninsula
Rand Paul, National Interest
Could North Korea’s Example Inspire Iran and Pakistan?
A. PIllalamarri, The Diplomat
How Trump Can Improve the Iran Deal
Mark Dubowitz, Wall Street Journal
Trump Has Rattled the North Korean Regime
Austin Bay, Observer
Germany, Still Divided
Nick Robins-Early, Huffington Post
Friday, September 29
The Who, Where, and When of Secession
Joseph Nye, Project Syndicate
Catalans and Kurds Discover Hard Truths
Max Fisher & Amanda Taub, NYT
The Catalan Cliff
Majo Siscar, Berlin Policy Journal
Our Special Catalan Spirit, Madrid's Heavy Hand
Barbara De Roos, Worldcrunch
Why Israel Should Oppose the Catalonia Referendum
Juan Carlos Girauta, Jer. Post
The False Dream of a Neutral Facebook
Alexis Madrigal, The Atlantic
Welcome to the Age of Knockoff Information
Craig Silverman, BuzzFeed
America's New World Order Is Officially Dead
Hal Brands, Bloomberg View
Trump Changes Tack on Venezuela
Frida Ghitis, World Politics Review
Abe’s Big Gamble
Aurelia George Mulgan, East Asia Forum
Could a National-Greens Coalition Work?
Bryce Edwards, New Zealand Herald
Defusing the Ticking Time Bomb in Cox’s Bazar
K. Koser & L. Schumicky-Logan
The King Hands Over the Car Keys
Elizabeth Dickinson, Foreign Policy
Downing Street Continues to Turn Its Back on Cairo
Con Coughlin, The National
EU Exodus: When Doctors and Nurses Follow the Money
Ginger Hervey, Politico EU
A Field Trip to the Front Lines of the Qatar-Saudi Cold War
Simon Henderson, FP
Saturday, September 30
Can Greeks Fix the West?
Thanassis Cambanis, Boston Globe
More European Division
David Frum, The Atlantic
Suppressing Secession Won't Work
Simon Jenkins, Guardian
A Fight Spain Can’t Win
Jacob Shapiro, Geopolitical Futures
Can Germany Make an Unwieldy Coalition Work?
Der Spiegel
Saudi Arabia Must Prepare for the Post-Petroleum Order
Mark Lagon, Nat'l Interest
How Devolution Can Defeat Poverty
Patrick Spencer, CapX
How NATO Got Its Start in a Bavarian Castle in Brazil
Hendrik Meijer, Daily Beast
Elon Musk Wants Mars. We All Should
Stephen Carter, Bloomberg View
The Iran Deal Is Working. Here's How We Know
John Kerry, Washington Post
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