Week of April 9, 2018 Archives

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Monday, April 9
The Consequences of America's 'War Gap'
Franz-Stefan Gady, The Diplomat
3 Wars Trump Should End Right Now
Daniel DePetris, National Interest
Iraq Is Still So Far From Peace
Kamran Karadaghi, The National
A Trump-Castro Showstopper at Summit?
Andres Oppenheimer, Miami Herald
Cuba After the Castros: Escaping a Long Shadow
John Paul Rathbone, Financial Times
Reporting Past the End of History
Ben Smith, BuzzFeed
A Lesson From Ukraine on War With Russia
Nolan Peterson, Daily Signal
Lula Goes to Jail
Economist
Look Where Democracy Is Returning
Doug Saunders, Globe and Mail
Israel Is Now Directly Confronting Iran in Syria
Amos Harel, Haaretz
Expect Trump to Strike Syrian Forces Again
Eli Lake, Bloomberg View
Burkina Faso's Courts Try to Find Their Voice
Robbie Corey-Boulet, World Politics Review
The Nonviolent Violence of Hamas
Hussein Ibish, Foreign Policy
Are Palestinians Contemplating One-State Solution?
Uri Savir, Al Monitor
The Indo-Pacific? The Quad? Please Explain ...
Graeme Dobell, The Strategist
Skripal Case Descends Into a Propaganda War
Der Spiegel
The Logic of Assad's Inhumanity
Thanassis Cambanis, The Atlantic
Tuesday, April 10
Did China Just Place Australia in Check?
Peter Hartcher, Sydney Morning Herald
The End of Human Rights?
David Rieff, Foreign Policy
The West’s Defeat in Syria Is Complete
Dominic Green, Spectator
Assad Doesn't Commit These Horrors Alone
Thomas Joscelyn, Weekly Standard
Trump Threatens to Repeat Obama's Mistakes
Marc Thiessen, Fox News
Orban Poised to Tighten Grip on Power
Lili Bayer, Politico EU
‘Orban or Turbans’: Hungary’s Wild Election
Will Collins, American Conservative
The Big Winners in Hungary's Election?
Anna Nemtsova, Daily Beast
How Orban Wins
Eszter Zalan, Berlin Policy Journal
Don’t Be Fooled: Hamas Is Losing
Dexter Van Zile, Times of Israel
How New Power Works
Tom Fletcher, The National
If Jeremy Corbyn Were American, His Career Would Be Over
Rosa Prince, CNN
What Are the French Doing to Protect Jews? A Lot
Pamela Druckerman, NY Times
The Power of Netanyahu's Base
Ben Caspit, Al Monitor
Why Expelling Russian Diplomats Isn't Enough
Jakub Janda, Atlantic Council
Russia’s Anxious Neighbors Toughen Up
Reid Standish, Politico EU
Wednesday, April 11
It Will Be Tough to Respond in Syria Without Provoking Escalation
Sam Heller, ICG
The Return of Chemical Warfare Is the Syria War's Legacy
Faisal Al Yafai, National
What Would Follow Strikes on Syria?
Paul Goodman, Conservative Home
A Telling Moment For Trump's Foreign Policy
Jonathan Tobin, National Review
Orban's Hungary Is the Very Picture of Europe's Dying Past
Cas Mudde, Guardian
What Orban's Win Could Mean For Europe
Keno Verseck, Der Spiegel
Lula's Jailing Sends a Strong Signal: Era of Corruption Is Over
Robert Rotberg, Globe and Mail
Jailing Lula Is an Attack on the Global Working Class
V. Jagarnath, Daily Maverick
A Trade War Between These Economies Will Kill Jobs and Hope
Jack Ma, SCMP
How Can the West Manage Its Rivalry With China?
Martin Wolf, Financial Times
The Arms Race Bankrupting the Balkans
Borna Sor, Balkan Insight
The Geoeconomic Dilemma of Italy-Russia Energy Ties
Emanuele Scimia, Jamestown
Israel Tries to Expand Power in Africa
Raluca Besliu, Yale Global
The Unexpected Victory of Carlos Alvarado
Economist
Russia Might Not Be Ready For OPEC Commitment
Nikolay Kozhanov, Al Monitor
How Russia and America Could Go to War in Syria
Dave Majumdar, National Interest
Thursday, April 12
Syria's War: Tracking the Descent Into Horror
Zachary Laub, CFR
Australia vs China, Europe vs Russia
Daniel Woker, Lowy Interpreter
Italy Struggles to Form a Government
Economist
How France Can Lead Europe in the Middle East
Manuel Lafont Rapnouil, ECFR
Trump Shows His Disdain For Latin America Again
Andres Oppenheimer, Miami Herald
Which Law Rules in Brazil Today?
Rodrigo Nunes, Al Jazeera
Malaysia's Managed Election Obscures Growing Schisms
Daniel Moss, Bloom. View
China and India Spar Over Bangladesh
Forrest Cookson & Tom Felix Joehnk, EA Forum
How Thuggish Leaders Attack Civil Society
M. Abramowitz & N. Schenkkan, For. Affairs
Canada’s Little Stalins Make Politically Incorrect Authors Vanish
Barbara Kay, NP
Bitcoin Is Eating Quebec
Kathryn Miles, Technology Review
NATO Allies Go Head to Head in Syria
Oytun Orhan, German Marshall Fund
Tensions Flare Between Washington and Moscow
Dave Majumdar, National Interest
Why the U.S. Must Befriend Hungary's Populist Leader
Mike Gonzalez, Daily Signal
Trump’s Tweets and the Authorization of War
Amy Davidson Sorkin, New Yorker
Friday, April 13
Making the Most of Africa's Bold Free Trade Area
Luke & Sommer, African Arguments
America's Long Goodbye to the Middle East
Edward Luce, Financial Times
Syria Has the Elements of Past World Wars
Simon Jenkins, Guardian
Orban's Economic Miracle
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg View
Europe’s New ‘Eastern Bloc’
Martin Hala, Politico EU
The Syrian Tangle
George Friedman, Geopolitical Futures
Myanmar Won't Stop at the Rohingya
Azeem Ibrahim, Foreign Policy
The End of ‘Civilisation’
Andrew Ferguson, Weekly Standard
What Makes a Great Street?
Theo Mackey Pollack, The American Conservative
Trump's Embarrassing About-Face on TPP
Matthew Walther, The Week
How the United States Always ‘Gets China Wrong’
HDS Greenway, Boston Globe
President Trump, Remove Assad From Power
Emile Nakhleh, Cipher Brief
Now's a Good Time to Cancel Putin's White House Invite
Michael Carpenter, USAT
Russia Needs to Update Its South Caucasus Policy
Dmitry Trenin, Moscow Times
Analyzing the World's Breads
Julia Belluz, Vox
If Only Stephane Dion Had Saved Canada's Foreign Policy
Paul Wells, Maclean's
Islam's Influence on the Enlightenment
Jacob Soll, New Republic
Saturday, April 14
A New Age of Sea Power?
Alfred McCoy, Le Monde Diplomatique
The Plunging Morale of America’s Service Members
Phil Klay, The Atlantic
The Problem With U.S. Policy? The Urge to Do Something
Emma Ashford, New York Times
Military Strikes on Syria: Critical Considerations
Michael Eisenstadt, Washington Institute
Trump Strikes Syria Over Chemical Weapons
Robin Wright, New Yorker
Strike Does Little to Clarify U.S. Strategy
David Gardner, Financial Times
Theresa May's Syria Decision Will Cost Her
George Eaton, New Statesman
Theresa May Reveals Her Hawkish Side
James Forsyth, Spectator
Trump and Allies Order Strikes on Syria
ABC News
For Assad, Chemical Attacks Are a Tactic That Works
A. Ekzayez & R. Thompson, CH
Russia and the U.S. Are Hostage to Their Global Power Status
Yuri Barmin, MT
How Syria's Death Toll Got Lost in the Fog of War
Megan Specia, New York Times
Iran’s Priorities in a Turbulent Middle East
International Crisis Group
Trumps Foreign Policy Team Is Looking Much More Republican
Josh Rogin, WaPo
10 Japanese Prison Camps in the Philippines
Brandon Christensen, RealClearHistory
Will Armenia's Transition Bring Change?
Thomas de Waal, Carnegie Europe
Was Trump’s Strike on Syria Justified?
Joshua Keating, Slate
The Importance of This Strike
Claudia Rosett, PJ Media
Can Elections Help Ease Divisions in Libya?
George Mikhail, Al Monitor


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