Week of April 30, 2018 Archives

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Monday, April 30
The Strange Isolation of Emmanuel Macron
Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
How France Replaced Britain as America's 'Special' Friend
Tunku Varadarajan, Pol. EU
Macron: The Last Multilateralist
Patrick Buchanan, The American Conservative
Brexit Failure Looks More Likely Every Day
Barry Ritholtz, Bloomberg View
The Unbearable Complacency of Angela Merkel
Philippe Legrain, Foreign Policy
Is Germany Capable of Protecting Its Jews?
James Kirchick, The Atlantic
The Slow, Sad Decline of the British Military
Ted Bromund, Weekly Standard
Britain's Unceasing Hostility
Nafida Mohamed, Guardian
The China-India-Nepal Triangle
Kamal Dev Bhattarai, The Diplomat
Russia Acting as Buffer Between Israel, Iran
Maxim Suchkov, Al Monitor
Why Push Back on Iran?
Kenneth Pollack, National Review
EU Brings the Hammer and Sickle Down on Its East
Michael Walsh, PJ Media
Will Pompeo Eclipse Haley and Kushner?
Aaron David Miller & Richard Sokolsky, CNN
Risks and Rewards in the Korean Talks
Robert Kelly, CapX
What Trump Can Learn From Jefferson, History's Great Dealmaker
Richard Lim, DS
For Gaza Protester, Living or Dying the 'Same Thing'
I. Abuheweila & D. Halbfinger, NYT
The Palestinians Are at a Dead End
Eyal Zisser, Israel Hayom
Tuesday, May 1
How Do You Control 1.4 Billion People?
Robert Foyle Hunwick, New Republic
A Real Path to Peace on the Korean Peninsula
Chung-in Moon, Foreign Affairs
What Will Kim and Trump Talk About?
Jessica Mathews, New York Review of Books
The U.S. Plays North Korea's Game
Van Jackson, Politico
Trump Is Still the Leader of the Free World
Jonathan Tobin, National Review
Dropping the Ball in the Western Balkans
Gorana Grgic, War on the Rocks
Why Washington Turns a Blind Eye to Egypt's Thugocracy
Doug Bandow, Nat'l Interest
What Israel Exposed About Iran's Nuclear Lies
Eli Lake, Bloomberg View
3 Takeaways From Netanyahu’s ‘Iran Lied’ Speech
Anshel Pfeffer, Haaretz
Australia's Refugee Gulag
Mark Isaacs, Foreign Policy
The Spy Who Came Home
Ben Taub, New Yorker
Will the Korean Crisis Bring the UN Into 21st Century?
Richard Gowan, WP Review
North Korean Denuclearization Is Still Unlikely
Charlie Campbell, Time
Kim Makes Stunning Concessions to 'Crazy' Trump
Gordon Chang, Daily Beast
AI Is Cracking Open the Vatican's Secret Archives
Sam Kean, The Atlantic
The Basque Gerry Adams
Guy Hedgecoe, Politico EU
Wednesday, May 2
Poland's Future Plays Out on the Battlefield of History
Annabelle Chapman, WPR
The West Fragments From Within
Andrew Michta, The American Interest
NATO Needs a Streamlined Decisionmaking Process
Elisabeth Braw, National Interest
Trump May Go Too Far in Alienating Europe
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg View
Evidence for Optimism
Philip Delves Broughton, Weekly Standard
Globalization Is Close to Its 'Holy Cow' Moment
Richard Baldwin, Chicago Booth Review
Netanyahu Pushes Trump to Scuttle Iran Deal
Economist
The Iran Deal Is a Lie
Bret Stephens, New York Times
Strengthen the Iran Nuclear Deal
Max Boot, Washington Post
Europe Says Bibi's Pitch Proves Need For Iran Deal
Laura Rozen, Al Monitor
Trump Does Right By Ukraine
Sohrab Ahmari, Commentary
Can a New Hero Bring Order to Theresa May’s Chaos?
Anne McElvoy, Eve. Standard
Automated Valor
August Cole, Proceedings
The German Wage Puzzle
John Springford, Centre for European Reform
Thursday, May 3
Theresa May Has Been Trapped
James Forsyth, Spectator
Mnangagwa's Zimbabwe Inches Forward - But to Where?
Stephen Chan, M&G
How the UK Weaponized Paperwork
William Davies, London Review of Books
No One Trusts America
Philip Stephens, Financial Times
The Pentagon's Transparency Problem
Loren DeJonge Schulman & Alice Friend, For. Aff.
Ukraine's Steady, Surprising Progress Is Worth Fighting For
A. Aslund, Em. Europe
Smoke Signals From Russian Arms Deals
Yuri Barmin, Moscow Times
Iran's Extremists Can't Wait For Trump to Nix Deal
Saeed Kamali Dehghan, Guardian
The Iran-Israel Clash Is Inevitable and Coming Soon
Amir Levy, Jerusalem Post
Netanyahu and Abbas Clarify Israel's Choices
Daniel Gordis, Bloomberg
Basque Premier: 'ETA Should Never Have Existed'
Alvaro Nieto & Luis Aizpeolea, El Pais
Brussels Unveils Battle Plan to Hit 'Illiberal Democracies'
L. Bayer & A. Gray, Pol. EU
Brussels Refuses to Face Up to Fiscal Realities
Kai Weiss, CapX
The Border Fetish
Todd Miller, TomDispatch
Friday, May 4
The Iran Deal Is Strategically and Morally Absurd
Reuel Marc Gerecht, The Atlantic
The Three-Ring Circus Around the Iran Nuclear Deal
Suzanne Maloney, Brookings
These Brexit-Shaped Elections
Paul Goodman, Conservative Home
Britain's Political Pendulum Is Jammed
Rafael Behr, Guardian
Britain's Strange Era of Hung Politics Endures
George Eaton, New Statesman
Gut Feeling, Not Income, Drives Voters Now
Philip Collins, Times of London
Latin America's 'Pink Tide' Recedes With Force
Frida Ghitis, World Politics Review
India’s Struggle For the Soul of Indo-Pacific
Samir Saran & Abhijit Singh, Lowy Interpreter
Saudi Arabia: Liberalization, Not Democratization
Jerry Feierstein, For. Service Journal
The UK Makes History on Human Rights
Vladimir Kara-Murza, Washington Post
The Price of Gold
Thom Pierce, Daily Maverick
South Koreans Debate Whether U.S. Troops Should Stay
Yosuke Onchi, Nikkei
Prelude to Unfree, Unfair Elections in Malaysia
Nile Bowie, Asia Times
Hayden: Russians Fueled Hysteria Over Jade Helm
Pollock & Samuels, Texas Tribune
The Syria Swarm: Kremlin Accounts in the Western Infosphere
Bret Schafer, GMF
We Need a NATO For Info Warfare
Elisabeth Braw, Defense One
Women and Post-Conflict Political Order
Emily Myers, LobeLog
China's Future Stealth Bomber Fleet
Rick Joe, The Diplomat
Saturday, May 5
Italy Is Safe From, and for, Jihadists
Anna Momigliano, Foreign Policy
Your Digital Footprint Could Become Your Credit Score
Leonid Bershidsky, BView
How China Has Targeted U.S. Industries
Peter Morici, Washington Times
After the Inter-Korea Summit: Get a Grip
Robert Carlin, 38 North
It's Time to Normalize Karl Marx
Ryan Cooper, The Week
Marx's Defenders Should Explain Why His Ideas Never Work
Kristian Niemietz, CapX
The Billion-Dollar Bank Job
Joshua Hammer, New York Times Magazine
The Challenge of Reinstating Sanctions Against Iran
Peter Harrell, Foreign Affairs
Anti-Semitism in Europe May Not Be Rising
The Economist
Turning Our Backs on the Iran Deal Would Be a Big Mistake
John McLaughlin, Ozy
The Rise of Russia's Neo-Nazi Football Hooligans
Simon Parkin, Guardian UK
Brazil Goes Back to an Oligarch Past
Anne Vigna, Le Monde
Trump's Unpredictable Course in the Middle East
Philip Gordon, The Atlantic
Prelude to a Showdown?
Noah Rothman, Commentary
Trump’s Pursuit of an Oval Office Meeting With Putin
Susan Glasser, New Yorker


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