Week of November 6, 2017 Archives

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Monday, November 6
The Paradise Papers
International Consortium of Investigative Journalists
Pets on the Menu as Venezuelans Starve
Yesman Utrera, Daily Beast
A Bold Move in the Saudi Game of Thrones
David Gardner, Financial Times
Saudi Arabia's Very Public, Very Risky Palace Intrigue
Krishnadev Calamur, The Atlantic
Moderating Saudi Islam Is Easier Said Than Done
James Dorsey, LobeLog
No One Knows What Britain Is Anymore
Steven Erlanger, New York Times
Asia’s New Entente
Brahma Chellaney, Project Syndicate
U.S. Optimistic About Mideast Peace Deal
Uri Savir, Al-Monitor
The Saudi Crown Prince's Risky Power Play
David Ignatius, Washington Post
Trump, Eisenhower and Russia: A Chance for Peace
Jeffrey Burt et al, National Interest
Russia and Saudi Arabia: A New Oil Bromance?
Edward Chow & Andrew Stanley, CSIS
The First Global Supply Chain
Stephen Grenville, Lowy Interpreter
Boris Johnson: The Joke Is Over
Martin Fletcher, New Statesman
Corbyn Is Already Damaging the British Economy
Robert Colvile, CapX
Colombia's Peacemakers Are Losing Their Mojo
Mac Margolis, Bloomberg View
Juncker Personifies All That Is Wrong With the EU
Jack Tagholm–Child, Commentator
Tuesday, November 7
Why Europe's Center-Left Keeps On Losing
Paul Mason, New Statesman
Fast Forward to Two-Speed Europe
Charles Grant, Politico EU
Don’t Forget Middle East Madness
Victor Davis Hanson, National Review
Syria's War of All Against All
Lindsey Hilsum, New York Review of Books
100 Years Later, Bolshevism Is Back
Anne Applebaum, Washington Post
Slovakia Tries to Mask Its 'Oligarchic Democracy'
Dariusz Kalan, World Politics Review
Globalization Marches On Without Trump
Shawn Donnan, Financial Times
Trump and Abe May Bond Further on Arms Sales
Shihoko Goto, The Globalist
As Trump Heads to China, Don't Expect Big Trade News
David Dollar, Brookings
Mohammed bin Salman’s Shakeup Is More Than a Power Play
Jane Kinninmont, CH
Saudi Arabia, at War With Itself
Kamran Bokhari, Geopolitical Futures
Angela Merkel’s Latest Migration Headache
Emily Schultheis, Politico EU
What Dirt Does Russia Have on You?
Levi Maxey, The Cipher Brief
Why Social Media Is Bad For Democracy
Gordon Hull, CapX
Facebook Is a Country
Navneet Alang, The Week
How the U.S. Government Can Fight Sexual Harassment
Gwen Young, RealClearWorld
Kazakhstan Wants to Ditch Cyrillic Script
Economist
Cape Verde Wants to Go 100% Renewable Energy
Erik Nordman, The Conversation
Wednesday, November 8
What Hariri's Resignation Means For Lebanon
Bilal Saab, Foreign Affairs
Russia’s Kosovo Fixation
Julia Petrovskaya, Intersection Project
China Begins an Earnest Push Toward the Global Center Stage
Mario Esteban, ERI
What China's 21st-Century Police State Really Looks Like
Megha Rajagopalan, BFeed
India Banks on a New Stimulus Plan
Xander Snyder, Geopolitical Futures
How to End the War in Eastern Ukraine
Alexander Vershbow, Atlantic Council
Haunted by the Ghost of TPP
Phil Levy, Foreign Policy
Lesbos’s Ghosts, Europe’s Disgrace
Yanis Varoufakis & George Tyrikos-Ergas, Proj. Syn.
Fiji's Bid to Save the World
Lyndal Rowlands, The Diplomat
Italy's Right Draws Hope From Sicily Election
Tony Barber, Financial Times
Does Sicily Augur a Berlusconi Comeback?
Giada Zampano, Politico EU
Can Unions Stop Europe's Far Right?
Vauhini Vara, The Atlantic
Can Puerto Rico’s Farms Bounce Back?
Marie McGrory, National Geographic
Israeli Arabs, Too, Benefited From the Balfour Declaration
Moshe Arens, Haaretz
In Praise of NATO in All Its Tedium
Christopher Skaluba, War on the Rocks
Tax Avoidance Is Bankrupting Our Social Order
Owen Jones, Guardian
The Rich Pay More Tax Than Ever
Diego Zuluaga, Conservative Home
Why Royal Canadian Legion Halls Are Now Hipster Havens
Laura Trethewey, Walrus
What Happened to Respectful Debate in Canada?
Erna Paris, Globe and Mail
Thursday, November 9
Japan Works to Win Friends and Influence the Region
Mark Fleming-Williams, Stratfor
Trump Is Ceding Global Leadership to China
Anthony Blinken, New York Times
Trump Must Not Let Xi Distract Him
Tom Rogan, Washington Examiner
Finding Common Ground With Asia's Leaders
John McLaughlin, Ozy
Saudis With Israel Versus Iran - Is a Desert Storm Brewing?
John Bradley, Spectator
Is South Africa's ANC About to Fracture?
James Hamill, World Politics Review
Russia and Oman Size Up a Possible Alliance
Kirill Semenov, Al-Monitor
Misunderstanding Asia
Guy Sorman, City Journal
Arcane Arguments About Russia's Sovereigns Could Go Mainstream
Economist
The Real Risk to the Global Economy
Christopher Smart, Project Syndicate
President Trump Meets World's Most Powerful Man
Charlie Campbell, Time
How to Avoid a Brexit 'Power Grab' Crisis
Adam Tomkins, The Scotsman
The Future Germany Envisions
Antonia Colibasanu, Geopolitical Futures
Stalin's Ism
Gary Saul Morson, New Criterion
How the Reformation Birthed Modern Liberalism
Francis Fukuyama, American Interest
The End of Saudi-Style Stability
Thomas Lippman, New York Times
Russia Presses Ahead With Combat Robots
Samuel Bendett, War Is Boring
Friday, November 10
The Push to Establish a New Saudi Political Order
Adel Abdel Ghafar, Brookings
Hezbollah Consolidates Its Stranglehold Over Lebanon
Michael Totten, WA Journal
Xi's China Dreams Will Not Age Well
John Dale Grover, RealClearWorld
Why Japan Should Be OK With Tactical Nukes in South Korea
Ken Jimbo, JTimes
Revisiting 'Rules for Autocracy' 1 Year After Trump
Masha Gessen, New Yorker
Trump's Washington, One Year On
Christoph Scheuermann, Der Spiegel
A Football God Is About to Become President of Liberia
Colin Freeman, Foreign Policy
The Rout of Britain's Politics
Philip Stephens, Financial Times
For God's Sake Go Now, Theresa May
Piers Morgan, Daily Mail
Building the Next Military-Industrial Complex
Philip O'Neill Jr., War on the Rocks
The Serbians and Brits Plotting Kosovo's 'Resistance'
Balkan Insight
How Hungary Does Putin's Bidding
Anna Nemtsova, Daily Beast
China and Latin America: New Best Friends?
Nik McNally, Raddington Report
Britain Will Get a Deal, But It Will Come at a Price
Charles Grant, Guardian
The Puzzling Demise of Lebanon's Hariri
Rodger Shanahan, Lowy Interpreter
Saturday, November 11
Reckoning in Saudi Arabia
Aaron David Miller & Richard Sokolsky, National Interest
Iran Taking Saudi Rhetoric, Actions Seriously
Ali Hashem, Al Monitor
Profiling Lebanon: The Western Front of a Proxy War
Kamran Bokhari, Geo. Futures
The Promising Crisis in Saudi Arabia
Eli Lake, Bloomberg View
Do Veterans Think Military Intervention Creates Security?
CKI, RCP
Justin Trudeau's Mid-Life Crisis
John Geddes, Maclean's
Canada Should Stop and Think Before Committing to Ukraine
National Post
Saudi Interference in Lebanon Is Backfiring
Daniel Larison, The American Conservative
Bolshevism’s New Believers
Benjamin Nathans, New York Review of Books
How Bosnia and Herzegovina Could Backslide Into Chaos
Dubravka Šuica, Politico EU
Venezuela, When 'Democracy' Is Worse Than Dictatorship
A. Hoyos, Worldcrunch
A Grand Tour of the Crisis in Europe
Sheri Berman, New York Times
Russia's Gangsters of the Mediterranean
Sebastian Rotella, The Atlantic
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