Week of May 7, 2018 Archives

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Monday, May 7
The Perils of a Putsch in Venezuela
Brian Fonseca, Foreign Policy
The Rise of 'Amlo': Mexico's Next President?
David Agren & Tom Phillips, Guardian
Nicaragua's Political Battle Moves Forward
Glenn Garvin, Miami Herald
Argentina’s Unseen Fragility
Martin Guzman, Project Syndicate
How We Moved From Cold War to Hot Peace
Michael McFaul, Globe and Mail
From Russia's Spy Archives: The Art of the Dangle
Michael Weiss, Daily Beast
Don’t Scuttle the Iran Nuclear Deal
FM Boris Johnson, New York Times
The Nonsense Russians Are Spoonfed About Europe
Anne Applebaum, Wash. Post
Religious Titles at the Heart of Iran's Political Games
Rohollah Faghihi, Al Monitor
The Elections in Lebanon Are a Desperate Tragicomedy
R. Dergham, The National
Will the Turkish Opposition's Tactics Against Erdogan Work?
Murat Yetkin, Hurriyet
It’s Official: Tut’s Tomb Has No Hidden Chambers After All
National Geographic
Are You Ready For Premier Doug Ford?
Shannon Proudfoot, Maclean's
The Battle Over the Yamuna River
Amy Kazmin, Financial Times
Burundi Moves Forward With Constitutional Controversy
Robbie Corey-Boulet, WPR
Israel-Lebanon War Would Only Help Hezbollah
Peter Burns, Providence Mag
Why Trump Supports Diplomacy With N. Korea But Not Iran
N. Hassibi, The Bulletin
Literary Greatness Should Not Be Up to 18 Swedes
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg View
Tuesday, May 8
The First Saudi-Iranian War Will Be an Even Fight
Afshon Ostovar, Foreign Policy
The Netanyahu Doctrine: Bibi’s Moment on Iran Is Here
Anshel Pfeffer, Haaretz
Don’t Let Bibi Sell Us Another War
Graham Allison, National Interest
The Death Spiral of the Islamic Republic
Sohrab Ahmari, Commentary
Why Can't the Trump Admin Brand More of Its Foreign Policy?
Daniel Drezner, WaPo
Why Russia Wants the Iran Deal
Vladimir Frolov, Moscow Times
Europe Could Take the Blame For Nuclear Deal Collapse
Mahsa Rouhi, Al Monitor
Is a Multipolar World Emerging?
Jacob Shapiro, Geopolitical Futures
A Fragile Normalcy Returns to Baghdad
Scott Peterson, Christian Science Monitor
The Woes EU Funding Brought to Hungary
Andras Lukacs, Hungarian Spectrum
Malaysia's Najib Razak Fights for Political Life
Marc Lourdes, CNN
Malaysia's Shakespearean Election
Sholto Byrnes, The National
Malaysia Is Fed Up With Chinese Cash
Adam Minter, Bloomberg View
How Indians See Nikki Haley
Bobby Ghosh, Daily Beast
EU Post-Brexit Defenses Are Taking Shape
Euractiv
The U.S-China Trade Standoff: Both Sides Dig in
Clay Chandler, Fortune
We’re Not Losing to China in a Trade War
Tori Whiting & Riley Walters, Daily Signal
The Russian Officers Involved in Deaths of Ukrainian Civilians
Bellingcat
Wednesday, May 9
The Art of the Regime Change
Stephen Walt, Foreign Policy
A Courageous Trump Call on a Lousy Iran Deal
Bret Stephens, New York Times
Keeping Pressure on Iran
Jamsheed Choksy & Carol Choksy, Yale Global
Europe Must Start Holding U.S. to Account For Wrecking Mideast
S. Tisdall, G'dian
Freeloading Europe Unprepared to Play a Global Role
Dalibor Rohac, Politico EU
The Case for North Korea's Liberalization
Phillip Orchard, Geopolitical Futures
The Day After: Fallout From Trump's Decision
Suzanne Maloney et al, Brookings
Obama Killed His Own Iran Deal
Sohrab Ahmari, Commentary
Trump’s Dumb Nuclear Bombshell
Daniel Larison, The American Conservative
Trump Dumps Iran Deal — Hallelujah!
Andrew McCarthy, National Review
An Outbreak of Organized Stupidity
Michael Axworthy, New Statesman
Malaysia's Unappetizing Choice
James Crabtree, Nikkei Asian Review
Renewed Uganda-Rwanda Tensions Will Ripple Across East Africa
A. Green, WPR
Jeremy Corbyn Shifts Toward the Center
Tom Peck, Independent
Russia’s Blunders Abroad Have Galvanized Europe
Courtney & Haltzel, Moscow Times
Thursday, May 10
Malaysia’s Chance to Clean Up
Economist
Era-Changing Election Reverberates Far Beyond Malaysia
Michael Vatiokitis, Nikkei
The Second Political Life of Malaysia's Mahathir
Agence France-Presse
Why Marx Was Wrong
Carl Bildt, Project Syndicate
What Is Kim Jong Un’s Game?
Jean-Pierre Cabestan, New York Times
Turkey's Perfect Path to Autocracy
Marc Pierini, Carnegie Europe
From Alignment to Autonomy: India's Foreign Policy
Jeff Smith & Melanie Berry, NBR
Europe Reacts to U.S. on JCPOA: Keep Calm and Negotiate On
Nick Fishwick, TCB
Human Rights and the Fate of the Liberal Order
Joseph Nye, The Strategist
Iran's Opening to China
Ladane Nasseri, Bloomberg
Iranians May Turn to 'Military President'
Rohollah Faghihi, Al Monitor
Time to Talk About a Middle East Strategy
Hassan Hassan, The National
Iran's Entrenchment in Syria Set Back Months
Amos Harel, Haaretz
America Realigns
Andrew Bacevich, Spectator
Time for Europe to Step Up
Ellie Geranmayeh, European Council on Foreign Relations
Friday, May 11
Iraqi Voters are Fed Up with the Old Guard
The Economist
Amid Iran Tensions, Israel Embraces Russia
Maxim Suchkov, Al Monitor
Something Good Is Happening
Ophir Falk, Jerusalem Post
After 15 years, Is Turkey Saying 'Enough' to Erdogan?
Louis Fishman, Haaretz
Kim Should Ally With the U.S.
Chun Young-gi, JoongAng Daily
How to Prevent Escalation in the Middle East
Julien Barnes-Dacey, ECFR
Europe Doesn’t Have to Be a Doormat
Steven Simon & Jonathan Stevenson, NY Times
China and the Future of Democracy
Barry Eichengreen, Project Syndicate
Russia Wants to Take Advantage of U.S. Nuclear Sector Decline
G.D. Banks, RCW
A Muslim Among Israeli Settlers
Wajahat Ali, The Atlantic
Trump Withdraws From Iran Nuclear Deal. What now?
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
 Central Asia Opens the Door to Afghanistan
James Durso, The Diplomat
'America First' on Drug Pricing Could Have Global Cost
Karlin-Smith & Wheaton, Pol EU
Israel Shows America How to Deal with Iran
David French, National Review
The Making of a Kurdish Mandela
Henri Barkey, Foreign Policy
Europe Stuck Between a Bomb and a Hard Place
Christiane Hoffmann, Der Spiegel
The Center Wakes Up to 'Authoritarian' Populism
Ishaan Tharoor, Washington Post
China Is Basically Paying for the U.S. Navy’s Build-Up
Jonathan Russo, Observer
Vladimir Putin Is an Evil Man
John McCain, Wall Street Journal
Saturday, May 12
Italy Could Blow Up Europe as We Know It
Ryan Heath, Politico EU
Iran vs. Israel: Is a Major War Coming?
Avi Issacharoff, The Atlantic
On Brexit Island It's All Getting a Bit Lordship of the Flies
Marina Hyde, Guardian
Five Myths About the US Embassy Move to Jerusalem
Aaron David Miller, CNN
Argentina’s IMF Talks Setting Off Alarm Bells
Ciara Nugent, Time
Trump Showed His Savvy With Kim - Can We Trust Him on Iran?
Mary Dejevsky, Ind.
Britain Offered Duterte Urban War Materials
Joe Sandler Clarke, New Statesman
Iraq’s Elections: Red Flags and Opportunities
Bilal Wahab, Washington Institute
As Iraq Goes to the Polls, the U.S. and Iran Hang Back
Rhys Dubin, Foreign Policy
Fulfilling an Old Promise with Jerusalem Embassy Move
Daniella Greenbaum, BI
Malaysia's Vote a Model for Southeast Asia
Umesh Pandey, Bangkok Post
Plastics Mines? Europe Struggles as Pollution Piles up
Alister Doyle, Reuters


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