Week of February 26, 2018 Archives

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Monday, February 26
The Terror of Corbynism
Brendan O'Neill, Spectator
Corbyn Should Embrace Soft Brexit
Matthew d'Ancona, The Guardian
The China Model For Korean Unification
Ronald Tiersky, RealClearWorld
The Party Pushes for Xi's Power
Ben Blanchard & Michael Martina, Reuters
China Moves to Let President Xi Stay in Power
Chris Buckley & Keith Bradsher, NYTimes
In Defense of Strategic Thinking
Thomas Bodine, RealClearWorld
How Iran's Rise Is Remaking the Middle East
Michael Axworthy, New Statesman
Iran Among the Ruins
Vali Nasr, Foreign Affairs
Bernie Sanders Missed Something About Denmark
John Reiniers, Wash. Examiner
This Is the Foreign Policy Canadians Deserve
David Mulroney, Globe and Mail
Shredding the Putin Playbook
Laura Rosenberger & Jamie Fly, Democracy Journal
How Fidesz Lost a Stronghold in a Rout
Eva Hartog, Hungarian Spectrum
Wake Up! Jeremy Corbyn Is a Real Threat
Ruth Sunderland, Daily Mail
What a Chemical Attack in Syria Looks Like
Scott Pelley, CBS News
A New Beginning for European Defense
Mark Leonard & Norbert Rottgen, ECFR
Another Reason Norwegians Are the Worst
Michael Booth, Politico EU
Pessimism Is Sometimes an Enlightened Outlook
Pilita Clark, Financial Times
Tuesday, February 27
After the Olympics, the Chinese Reach Out
George Friedman, Geopolitical Futures
China Now Faces the Downsides of Dictatorship
Noah Feldman, Bloomberg View
China's Stability Myth Is Dead
James Palmer, Foreign Policy
Xi Won’t Go
ChinaFile
Charting the Rise of the Xi Dynasty
Ashish Kumar Sen, Atlantic Council
Corbyn Offers a Moon-on-a-Stick Brexit
Mark Wallace, Conservative Home
A Cosy Corbyn Brexit Pitch Is a Political Winner
Rafael Behr, Guardian
Labour's Customs Union Proposal Is a Non-Starter
Aarti Shankar, Open Europe
The Return of the Irish Question
Chris Patten, Project Syndicate
Mexico's Far-Left Frontrunner May Get Moscow's Help
Alidad Vassigh, Worldcrunch
The Afterlife of Pablo Escobar
Jon Lee Anderson, New Yorker
What Has $49 Billion in Foreign Military Aid Bought?
A. Miller & R. Sokolsky, TAC
Macedonia's Waiting Room
Judy Dempsey, Carnegie Europe
A Feeble Sermon For Rattled Liberals
John Gray, New Statesman
Following the Afghan Silk Road With Satellites
Michael Buchanan, Share America
Wednesday, February 28
Samantha Power Lied to My Face About Syria
Tony Badran & Kassem Eid, Tablet Mag
Why America Can't Go Swiss on Guns
Kevin Sullivan, RealClearWorld
Why China Opted For a Strongman
Phillip Orchard, Geopolitical Futures
How China Plans to Leverage Its Relationship With Japan
Stephen Nagy, TNI
China-South Korea Relations: A Delicate Détente
Kristian McGuire, The Diplomat
China's Vision for a Reshaped International Order
Nadege Rolland, Jamestown
Bauhaus in Mexico
J. Hoberman, New York Review of Books
Mideast Marches Toward Israel's Nuclear Nightmare Scenario
C. Freilich, Haaretz
Chaos Under Control: Lessons From Quiberon Bay
Andrew Graff, Proceedings
Portrait of a Turkish Novelist as Prisoner
Ahmet Altan, New York Times
Hungary's Parliamentary Election Just Got Interesting
Lili Bayer, Politico EU
Why Is Silvio Berlusconi Back (Again)?
Rachel Donadio, The Atlantic
The Myth of North Korea, the USS Pueblo, and Nuclear War
Mitchell Lerner, 38 North
A Central Figure in Russia-Trump Probe Has Gone Quiet
Alberto Nardelli, BuzzFeed
The Real Russian Disaster
Victor Davis Hanson, National Review
China's Ce#sors Banish the Letter N
Guardian
The Murdered Journalist Who Took On Italy's 'Ndrangheta
OCCRP
Thursday, March 1
We Should Care That U.S. & Russia May Have Fought a Battle in Syria
French, NRO
China's President Trades One Set of Risks For Another
Stratfor
Jordan and Turkey Get Cozy
Osama Al Sharif, Al Monitor
Does Iran's Constitution Promote Export of Islamic Revolution?
Eldar Mamedov, LL
A New Arab Spring Builds, Driven by 'Discontent Approaching Despair'
Roule, TCB
A Summer Vacation in China’s Muslim Gulag
Anonymous, Foreign Policy
Xi Jinping's Chilling Power Grab
Charles Burton, The Conversation
Italian Mafia Tentacles Reach Into Slovak Politics
Jan Kuciak, Politico EU
Italy's Strange Road to Political Gridlock
Walter Mayr, Der Spiegel
What's Gone Wrong in China’s Rust Belt
Economist
Time for Brexit Fudge Coming to a Close
Pat Leahy, Irish Times
Europe's Dangerous Game With the Irish Border
Stephen Booth, Open Europe
How Long Will EU's Brexit Inflexibility Last?
Pieter Cleppe, CapX
The Rise of the Radical Left
New Statesman
The EU and Britain Play High-Stakes Chicken
Anand Menon, Guardian
Friday, March 2
The West's Bet on China Has Failed
Economist
Turkey Is Turning Into the Next Pakistan
Eli Lake, Bloomberg View
Trump’s Tariffs Aren't a Trade War, Yet
John Edwards, Lowy Interpreter
Trump’s Trade War Could Erase All the Tax-Cut Gains
John Podhoretz, New York Post
Four Guidelines For the President When Considering Tariffs
Tori Whiting, Heritage
Hearing Poland’s Ghosts
Eva Hoffman, New York Review of Books
Referendums Break Democracies
Tim Harford, Financial Times
Vladimir Putin Flexes His Nuclear Muscles
Ashish Kumar Sen, Atlantic Council
Juncker’s Dangerous Defense Strategy
Ana Palacio, Project Syndicate
What’s Behind the Sudden Ouster of Top Saudi Military Brass
B. Riedel, Brookings
'I Want My Face Back': Anti-Mafia Witness Stands in Italy Election
L. Tondo, Guard.
Will Jordanians Bear the Burden of Reforms?
Omar Rahman, World Politics Review
China's War on Tycoons Intensifies
Clara Ferreira-Marques, Reuters
Is China the World Leader in Biomedical Fraud?
Alex Berezow, Foreign Policy
Netanyahu's Case 4000 Takes Center Stage
Ben Caspit, Al Monitor
Saturday, March 3
'Everything Here Is Fake'
Robert Kaplan, Washington Post
The Truth About the Russian Deaths in Syria Is Elusive
Christoph Reuter, Der Spiegel
Mideast Braces For War: Israel vs. Iran-Backed Hezbollah
Mona Alami, Al Monitor
The Fatal Delusions of Western Man
Patrick Buchanan, The American Conservative
Will Italy Send in the Clowns?
Multiple Authors, Project Syndicate
Italians Aren't Fascists. They’re Angry About Immigration
Nicholas Farrell, Spectator
All Eyes on Rome
Angela Giuffrida, Berlin Policy Journal
Into the Woods: The Italian Election
Thomas Jones, London Review of Books
Who Killed European Social Democracy?
Matthew Karnitschnig, Politico EU
Why Putin Is Rattling His Superweapons
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg View
India and Pakistan's Psychological Rivalry
Jawad Kadir, The Conversation
Europe Knows Where It Doesn't Want to Go
Andres Ortega, Elcano Royal Institute
How to Know When China Is Pulling Even With the U.S.
Steven Metz, WP Review
How Netanyahu Will Use Trump to Save His Hide
Aaron David Miller, Politico
Don't Cry For Theresa May
Jonathan Freedland, Guardian
The Challenge of Conservative Renewal as Corbyn Looms
Oliver Wiseman, CapX
Brexit and the Coming Northern Revolution
Callum Tipple, Progress


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