Week of April 23, 2018 Archives

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Monday, April 23
How to Win a Tech War With China
James Pethokoukis, The Week
Big Chill Between China and Australia
Graeme Dobell, The Strategist
A Peace Regime on the Korean Peninsula? Not So Fast
Clint Work, The Diplomat
Turkey Doesn't Belong in the NATO Club
David Welch, Globe and Mail
Is Erdogan the Wiliest Player in Syria's War?
Frida Ghitis, World Politics Review
How Harry Truman Crossed State Dept to Recognize Israel
Efraim Karsh, Mosaic
EU Budget Revamp Would Shift the Focus of Funding to States
Alex Barker, FT
Subverting India's Democracy
Latha Jishnu, Dawn
How China Is Buying Its Way Into Europe
Tartar, Rojanasakul & Diamond, Bloomberg
The EU Should Get Tough on Eastern Rebels
Economist
British-Irish Relations Show Signs of Strain
Aarti Shankar, Open Europe
A Tale of Two Realities
Javier Solana, Project Syndicate
Why Global Income Inequality Is Changing
Zsolt Darvas, Bruegel
America Is Plagued by Experts With No Expertise
Michael Massing, Guardian
Israel, Palestinians Return to Conflicting Narratives
Uri Savir, Al Monitor
Vulpine Virtues and Strategic Success
Frank Hoffman, War on the Rocks
This Is Not the 'End of an Era' in Cuba
Ana Quintana, The Atlantic
Tuesday, April 24
How Macron Became the New Leader of the Free World
Will Marshall, Politico
Macron's Centrism Is Coming Apart at the Seams
Arthur Goldhammer, Foreign Policy
Germany's Incredible Shrinking Role on the World Stage
Der Spiegel
When Allies Must Say Tough Things
Jeffrey Rathke, CSIS
Armenia: Not Another Color Revolution
Nora Kalinskij, Geopolitical Futures
Searching for Scythians on the New Silk Road
Nicholas Danforth, War on the Rocks
America’s Unsustainable Empire
Patrick Buchanan, The American Conservative
The Reinvention of America
James Fallows, The Atlantic
Trump Killed the American Dream
Vicente Fox, Newsweek
Where Countries Are Tinderboxes and Facebook Is a Match
Amanda Taub, NY Times
The Surreal British Propaganda Trips That Seek to Boost Assad
G. Browne, National
May Must Stop Chasing Fantasists' Brexit
Rafael Behr, Guardian
Why Is Bangladesh Booming?
Kaushik Basu, Project Syndicate
McMaster and Commander
Patrick Radden Keefe, New Yorker
Trump Shouldn't Give In to Macron on Iran
Richard Goldberg, New York Post
America Is Already Violating the Nuclear Deal
Min. Mohammad Javad Zarif, Nat'l Int.
Drone Technology Is Now Dangerous Enough to Kill For
Tim Fernholz, Quartz
Wednesday, April 25
Off-Broadway Geopolitics
Thomas Friedman, New York Times
Sometimes Armenian Protests Are Just Armenian Protests
Thomas de Waal, FP
Why Should France Tolerate Islamic Intolerance?
Gavin Mortimer, Spectator
Can North Korea Restore U.S. Status as Peacemaker?
Richard Gowan, WP Review
North Korea and Changing U.S. Foreign Policy
Arthur Herman, National Review
From DMZ to Seoul, Hope and Concern as Summit Approaches
Andrew Salmon, AT
The Global Trump Boom Is Coming
Robin Harding, Financial Times
Disgruntled Kurds Could Be Kingmakers at Turkish Polls
Sibel Hurtas, Al Monitor
Mapping Palestinian Politics
European Council on Foreign Relations
China and Vanuatu: Where There's Smoke, There's Mirrors
Jon Fraenkel, EA Forum
China Brings the Coal, Pakistanis Pay the Price
Shah Meer Baloch, The Diplomat
How Europe Helps Erdogan Win Elections
Barcin Yinanc, Hurriyet Daily News
Why Iran Should Disentangle Itself from Middle East Conflicts
Shireen Hunter, LL
Merkel's Final Act
Philipp Rotmann, National Interest
Ukraine May Get Its Own Church, But Not So Fast
James Coyle, Atlantic Council
How Britain Crumbles
Jason Cowley, New Statesman
Brexiteers at Sea
Polly Toynbee, Guardian
LIVE: Macron Addresses Joint Session of Congress
Thursday, April 26
Why Hasn’t Putin Intervened in Armenia Yet?
Simon Saradzhyan, Moscow Times
Macron's Theory of Trump
Adam Gopnik, New Yorker
Trump’s Friendships Are America’s Asset
J.J. McCullough, National Review
L'Etat of the Union
Fred Kaplan, Slate
Kim Jong Un's New Strategic Line
Robert Carlin, 38 North
The ISIS Triangle That Allows Militants to Melt Away
Hassan Hassan, The National
The Dueling Ayatollahs
Ali Mamouri, Al Monitor
Israel's Weakening Secularism
Zvi Bar'el, Haaretz
Understanding Iran's Military Strategy
Jonah Naghi, Jerusalem Post
Brexit Talks Move Toward a Fresh Northern Irish Crisis
Tom McTague, Politico EU
Why Brexit Britain Should Look to Turkey
Paul Wallace, Reuters
How Neoliberalism Changed the World
Patrick Iber, New Republic
Why Colombo Remains a Challenge For New Delhi
Ana Pararajasingham, Asia Times
Nepal's Desperate Race to Rebuild
Peter Gill, The Diplomat
A Globalist on How Globalism Failed
Jerrod Laber, Washington Examiner
Explaining Jair Bolsonaro to Non-Brazilians
Bruno Goncalves Rosi, Notes on Liberty
President AMLO? Leftist Populism Smells Triumph In Mexico
Luis Rubio, Am. Econ.
Friday, April 27
Koreas Set Bold Goals: A Final Peace and No Nuclear Arms
Choe Sang-Hun, NYT
What if Kim Jong Un Is Looking to Liberalize?
Peter Van Buren, The Amer. Conservative
Take the Totalitarianism Out of Pyongyang
Ronald Tiersky, RealClearWorld
North Korean Leader Displays Nuclear Pride
Eric Talmadge, Associated Press
North and South Korea Vow to End Korean War in Historic Accord
J. Griffiths, CNN
Korea Summit: Peace Vow, Few Details
Song Jung-a & Charles Clover, FT
The Politicization of Security Institutions
Rachel Kleinfeld, Just Security
Abandoning Gaza, and the Truth
Peter Beinart, Forward
Hard Left Abandoning the Jewish State
David Weinberg, Jerusalem Post
Europe Is Clueless About Orban
Edit Zgut, Visegrad Insight
In Armenia, a Constitutional Power Grab Backfires
Laurence Broers, Chatham House
Why Orthodox Christian Nations Remain Stuck
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg View
Is the Indo-Japan Rail Project a Boondoggle?
Sentaku Magazine
Doing Nothing on Iran Deal Is a Bad Decision
Michael Ledeen, PJ Media
Nigeria’s Buhari Goes to Washington
Ashish Kumar Sen, Atlantic Council
Nicaragua Protests Threaten Ortega Family Dynasty
Frida Ghitis, World Politics Review
China Should Care About Its Image in the West
Tom Plate, South China Morning Post
The Upheaval Italy Needs
Jean Pisani-Ferry, Project Syndicate
Saturday, April 28
Trump's Triumph, Trump's Folly
David Graham, The Atlantic
Beware the Korean Peace Trap
Eli Lake, Bloomberg View
Did Peace Just Break Out in Korea?
Heather Hurlburt, New York Magazine
The Biggest Loser From a Successful Trump-Kim Summit: China
H. Kazianis, TAC
A Desperate Merkel Gets Trumped
Matthew Karnitschnig, Politico EU
Nicaragua on the Brink, Once Again
Jon Lee Anderson, New Yorker
Juncker Meets Karl Marx
Georgi Gotev & Sam Morgan, Euractiv
India's Economy Has Never Performed Better
Surjit Bhalla, Indian Express
Russia's Three-Pronged Global Strategy
Steven Metz, World Politics Review
Italy’s Pension Spending as the Population Ages
F. Chiacchio & S. Tagliapietra, Bruegel
New Deals, Old Deals and Non-Deals With Iran
Paul Pillar, National Interest
Electronic Warfare in Syria on the Rise
Ben Brimelow, Task and Purpose
Peace in Korea? What to Know About Trump-Kim Summit
Victor Cha, CSIS
Inside the Effort to Improve Emergency Care in Haiti
Alexis Ward, Der Spiegel
Najib Upbeat About Election, Despite Challenges
Shannon Teoh, Straits Times


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