Week of January 22, 2018 Archives

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Monday, January 22
What Makes a Reliable Ally?
Bryan Frizzelle, War on the Rocks
The Erosion of Political Power in Germany
Der Spiegel
Don't Know What You've Got Until It's Gone
Fred Kaplan, Slate
Whose Decline Is It Anyway?
John Podhoretz, Commentary
War by Other Memes
James Kirchick, Weekly Standard
Macron the Conqueror
Emile Simpson, Foreign Policy
Will South Africa Repeat Zimbabwe's Fatal Mistake?
Marian Tupy, CapX
Better Israeli-Palestinian Relations Are Possible
Greg Shapland, Chatham House
Turkey Begins Ground Assault on Kurdish Enclave in Syria
Carlotta Gall, New York Times
The Tragic Metamorphosis of Mahmoud Abbas
Grant Rumley, The Atlantic
Iran Can Set a New Security Policy For the Region
Mohammad Javad Zarif, Fin. Times
Pentagon Says Confronting Iran Tops Terror Concerns
Jack Detsch, Al Monitor
What to Do When Liberals Are the Censors?
John Lloyd, Reuters
Government Shutdown Will Further Weaken Our Military
Frederico Bartels, Heritage
Young People Were Russia's People of the Year in 2017
Meduza
Tuesday, January 23
The Best Use For Trump's Border Wall
Jonah Goldberg, Los Angeles Times
Corbyn's Takeover Is Complete, and Tories Are Terrified
The Spectator
Britain and France Move to Limit Brexit Fallout
Stephen Castle & Adam Nossiter, NYT
Don’t Let Politics Block a Sino-UK Partnership
Yu Jie, South China Morning Post
Trump on China in 2018: Lover or Hater?
China File
A Useful Tool for Thinking About Brexit and NAFTA
Allison Fedirka, Geo. Futures
How Rigid Alliances Have Led Us Into Unwanted Conflicts
Ted Galen Carpenter, TAC
Mattis’s Defense Strategy Is Bold
Kori Schake, Foreign Policy
The Best (Non-American) Special Forces on Earth
Dave Majumdar, National Interest
What Remains for Syria's Displaced People
Kheder Khaddour, Carnegie Middle East
Oil’s Uncertain Comeback
Mohamed El-Erian, Project Syndicate
Questions Abound Over Canal Istanbul
Metin Gurcan, Al Monitor
How China Plans to Feed 1.4 Billion Growing Appetites
Tracie McMillan, Nat Geo
Choosing Immigration Criteria Is a Sisyphean Task
George Will, National Review
Berlusconi Is Back Again
Tony Barber, Financial Times
Wednesday, January 24
Europe Braces For Italy's Next Election
Adriano Bosoni, Stratfor
Is This the End of Civilization?
George Monbiot, Guardian
Freedom on the Wane
Lawrence Haas, US News & World Report
Nationalism or Democracy?
Patrick Buchanan, The American Conservative
Hell and Back: Remembering the Pueblo Incident
Lt. F. Carl Schumacher, Proceedings
Your Beloved Coffee Is Just Another Endangered Species
Olga Yurkina, Le Temps
What We Talk About When We Talk About Israel
Simon Yisrael Feuerman, Tablet
What Mike Pence Just Did in Jerusalem
Aaron David Miller, Politico
How Much Worse Can It Get For Venezuela's State Oil Firm?
Amy Myers Jaffe, CFR
What a U.S.-China Trade War Would Look Like
John Edwards, Lowy Interpreter
A Death in Kosovo Stokes Fears, Threatens Peace
Marc Santora & Barbara Surk, NYT
Speculation Flourishes over Macedonia Name Proposals
Sinisa Jakov Marusic, BI
How Far Can Germany's Social Democrats Bend?
Sumi Somaskanda, The Atlantic
Will Germany Trade Tanks For Hostages With Turkey?
M. Gebauer & C. Schult, Spiegel
Erdogan Scored Big With Afrin Operation
Semih Idiz, Al Monitor
Thursday, January 25
The Blood Feud Among British Conservatives
Jorg Schindler, Der Spiegel
England's Civil War Is Still With Us
Martin Kettle, Guardian
Hayek Understood the Peril of Referendums
Christopher Rowe, CapX
The Myth of the Liberal International Order
Niall Ferguson, Global Times
Donald Trump Meets Davos Man
Nina Khrushcheva, Project Syndicate
Trump Is the Worst Salesman America Has Ever Had
Max Boot, Foreign Policy
Profiling Viktor Orban, the Adventurous Pragmatist
Andrew Gimson, Cons. Home
Tunisia's Healthy Democratic Evolution
Safwan Masri, Financial Times
The Feud That Captures the Fight For Serbia's Future
Valerie Hopkins, WP Review
Japan, China, and the Western Balkans
Liubomir Topaloff, The Diplomat
Growth, Not Equality
Amity Shales, City Journal
Is America Becoming More Canadian?
Scott Gilmore, Maclean's
How to Stop Countries Sliding Back Into Civil War
Economist
Trump Is Heading in the Right Direction on Iran
Siraj Hashmi, Washington Examiner
Repressive China Strongarms U.S. Companies
Josh Rogin, Washington Post
Friday, January 26
China’s Rise Is Over
Daniel Lynch, Stanford
China's Understanding of Global Order Shouldn't Be Ours
Aaaron Friedberg, FP
Francisco Franco Yet Lives
Paul Richard Huard, Arc
India's Arc to Southeast Asia
Harsh Pant, The Hindu
If You Want to Run the World, Study Something Useless
Sarah Churchwell, Fin. Times
10 Battles That Shaped Russia
Brandon Christensen, RealClearHistory
Berlusconi Backs a Candidate
Jacopo Barigazzi, Politico EU
Italy's Candidates Promise Utopia
Barbie Latza Nadeau, Daily Beast
A Glimpse of a Canadian-Led International Order
Matt Peterson, The Atlantic
China’s Animated Underbelly
Jonathan Landreth, China File
What to Expect From Bulgaria's EU Presidency?
Nikolas Tenzer, EU Observer
Europe Isn't Quite as United As It Claims
Ferdinando Giugliano, Bloomberg View
Why Carillion's Collapse Has Nothing to Do With 'Neoliberalism'
K. Niemietz, CapX
Yemen’s Southern Separatists Take Case to Congress
Bryant Harris, Al Monitor
In Europe, Subtle Signs of a Softening on Russia
Tarasenko & Fedorov, Kommersant
The Palestinian Bet on the EU Could Be Opportunity for U.S.
J. Macaron, Arab Center
Saturday, January 27
Trump Conquers the Globalists
Jacob Heilbrunn, National Interest
What Are We Still Doing in Syria?
Michael Brendan Dougherty, National Review
Saudis Use Aggression Abroad to Calm Clerics at Home
Bruce Riedel, Al Monitor
An Assassination Could Be Just What Kosovo Needed
Edward Joseph, Foreign Policy
France's Nutella Riots Aren't Funny
Pauline Bock, New Statesman
What Is the Endgame in Afrin?
Aron Lund, World Politics Review
The Future of War
Economist
Open Societies Under Siege
Roger Cohen, New York Times
India’s One Belt, One Road-Block
Jacob Shapiro, Geopolitical Futures
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