Week of May 14, 2018 Archives

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Monday, May 14
RIP the Transatlantic Alliance, 1945-2018
James Traub, Foreign Policy
A Massive Attack on European Countries' Sovereignty
Carl Bildt, Washington Post
Trump’s New, Confrontational Foreign Policy
Robin Wright, New Yorker
America Will Stand By Our Friends
Sen. Ted Cruz, Jerusalem Post
Saving the Heart of the Arab World
Mina Al-Oraibi, The National
All You Need to Know as U.S. Opens Jerusalem Embassy
Ashish K. Sen, Atl. Council
The Brexit Bicycle Slows to a Stop
Oliver Wiseman, CapX
At the Gaza-Israel Fence: Raw Nerves and Shots Fired
Declan Walsh, New York Times
Mixed Fate Greets Malaysian Companies After Historic Election
Mitsuru Obe, Nikkei
China and India Are Friends-to-Be
Sourabh Gupta, East Asia Forum
The Persistent Importance of an Old Cold War Concept
Nicholas McCarty, Riddle
Macron’s Internationalism and the New Politics
Kemal Dervis, Project Syndicate
Japan: From Gunboat Diplomacy to Coast Guard Diplomacy
Jay Tarriela, Diplomat
When Spies Hack Journalism
Scott Shane, New York Times
The Dangerous Rise of Kinetic Diplomacy
Monica Duffy Toft, War on the Rocks
AFD and the Politics of German Identity
Marcus Colla, Lowy Interpreter
Iran Deal's Disastrous Legacy Isn't About Nukes
Noah Rothman, Commentary
Gemany Wrestles With a Pipeline's Implications
Rauf Mammadov, Jamestown
Tuesday, May 15
A Reckoning For Obama's Foreign-Policy Legacy
Eliot Cohen, The Atlantic
A Grotesque Spectacle in Jerusalem
Michelle Goldberg, New York Times
Jerusalem Embassy Is Not a Barrier to Peace
Vivian Bercovici, National Post
A Predictable Bloodbath in Gaza
Amos Harel, Haaretz
Fixing a Historical Diplomatic Anomaly in Jerusalem
Eytan Gilboa, Times of Israel
Young and (Not So) Free in Europe?
Eszter Zalan, Berlin Policy Journal
Managing the Risks of a Rising Dollar
Mohamed El-Erian, Project Syndicate
Mitterrand and Moon
Ko Dae-hoon, JoongAng Daily
Squaring China's Trade Circle in Washington
Gordon Watts, Asia Times
Four Years of Kremlin's 'Donbas Republics'
Halya Coynash, KHPG
Iraqi Voters Shock the Political Class
Ali Mamouri, Al Monitor
Why Would China Follow America's Rules on Trade?
Dani Rodrik, SCMP
Time to Declare South China Sea a Zone of Peace?
T.V. Paul, Straits Times
Why Turkey and the UK's Relationship Won't Last
Jacob Shapiro, Geopolitical Futures
Erdogan Plans to Tighten Grip on Turkey's Economy
Johnson & Hertling, Bloomberg
Wednesday, May 16
The Danger of Process-Free Foreign Policy
Paul Pillar, National Interest
Could Brexit Lead to a United Ireland?
Stephen Bush, New Statesman
There Is No Method to Trump's Madness
T.A. Frank, Vanity Fair
The End of Just War
Damon Linker, The Week
Europe Cannot Afford an American Divorce
Bruno Tertrais, Guardian
What's Next in Israel-Palestinian conflict?
Ben Caspit, Al Monitor
Palestinian Nationalism Is at Its Lowest Point Ever
Jonathan Schanzer, Tablet
What an Election Stunner Means For Malaysia and Neighbors
Joshua Kurlantzick, World Politics Review
Congress Must Debate America's Forever Wars
Alexandra Stark, RealClearWorld
Social Warfare Strategy in Gaza
Ariel Levite & Jonathan Shimshoni, Carnegie Endowment
White House Eliminates Top Cyber Adviser Post
Eric Geller, Politico
Violence in the Vacuum
Hugh Lovatt, European Council on Foreign Relations
Chasing Paradise: A Palestinian Clan Dreams of Going Home
A. Osang, Der Spiegel
The Time to Stop Bankrolling the Iraqi Military is Now
Jason Ditz, Amer. Conservative
A Vatican Deal With China Would Only Hurt Catholics
Olivia Enos, Daily Signal
Thursday, May 17
Falling for Hamas’s Split-Screen Fallacy
Matti Friedman, New York Times
The Beginning of the End of Sect-Based Iraqi Politics
Mohammed Al-Jumaily, National
'Italexit Is Back'
Jacopo Barigazzi & Giulia Paravicini, Politico EU
And Now For Some Crises That Are Completely Different
Steven Cook, Foreign Policy
Calls Mount For Turkey to Release Kurdish Politician
Ayla Jean Yackley, Al Monitor
Ultra-Nationalist Buddhist Rhetoric Runs Rife in Sri Lanka
Muez & Yeo Jia Lin, EAF
Settling For Economic War on Iran
Esfandyar Batmanghelidj, LobeLog
EU, Balkan Leaders Look For Progress in Summit
Martin Dimitrov, Balkan Insight
The EU Needs Less Rule-By-Expert, More Democracy
De Vries & McNamara, For. Aff.
Is Indonesia Newly Under Attack?
Aisyah Llewellyn, The Diplomat
The Iran Deal Clarifies the Obvious: Europe Is Weak
Judah Grunstein, World Politics Review
Europe's Unified Stance Against U.S. Hardens
Ian Wishart & Gregory Viscusi, Bloomberg
Sorry Europe, the Iran Deal Is Done
Aaron Arnold, Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
How 'Special' Will UK-EU Security Partnership Be?
Aarti Shankar, Open Europe
How Much Iranian Oil Can Trump Disrupt?
Nick Cunningham, Oil Price
Japan-China Relationship Is on the Mend
Masahiro Kohara, Japan Times
The Blood Isn’t on Trump’s Hands
Jonathan Tobin, National Review
Friday, May 18
The Ironies of George Soros’s Foundation Leaving Budapest
Economist
Chinese Mass Indoctrination Camps Evoke Cultural Revolution
Gerry Shih, AP
China's Economy Is Too Frail to Force Open
Christopher Balding, Bloomberg View
Italy — What Happens Next?
Jacopo Barigazzi & Giulia Paravicini, Politico EU
Italy's Incoming Bosses Are Right About EU, For Wrong Reasons
Kai Weiss, CapX
Italy Is EU's First Real Challenge After Brexit
Tim Hedges, The Commentator
Beppe Grillo on Putin's 'Clear Ideas' and the 'Dysfunctional' EU
M Manera, Newsweek
Turkish-Israeli Gap Widens With Bitter Exchanges
Semih Idiz, Al Monitor
Lessons From Jerusalem’s Palestinian Past
Dorit Naaman, The Conversation
The Real Palestinian Catastrophe
Elliott Abrams, Weekly Standard
'Mexico First' Frontrunner Opens the Trump Playbook
Andres Martinez, Reuters
China Has Decided Russia Is Too Risky an Investment
Maximilian Hess, Foreign Policy
DC Think Tank Used Fake Twitter Accounts and a Shady Expert
Craig Silverman, BF
Has Trump Found Europe’s Measure or Vice Versa?
Dan Drezner, Washington Post
A Mighty Wind in Indian Politics
Max Rodenbeck, New York Review of Books
An Up-Close View of the West's Botched Response to Arab Spring
S. Bush, NS
Don't Fall For the 'Fragile Union' Con on Northern Ireland
Henry Hill, Cons. Home
Saturday, May 19
Italy Sets Course For Left-Right Populist Surge
Robert Merry, American Conservative
How Hungary Explains Europe’s Retreat From Democracy
W. Galston, New Republic
The Greenback Won't Save Venezuela
Mac Margolis, Bloomberg View
Venezuelans Are Boycotting Their Presidential Election
Marco Aponte-Moreno, Conv.
Is Trump Getting Played by North Korea?
Jonah Shepp, New York Magazine
Bring American Justice to Erdogan's Thugs
Douglas Bregman & Andreas Akaras, RCW
Germany's Attempt to Fix Facebook Is Backfiring
Linda Kinstler, The Atlantic
The End of the Iran Deal Could Destabilize Iraq
James Fromson & Steven Simon, Foreign Affairs
Working to Save the Deal With Iran
Federica Mogherini
As Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Wed, a New Era Dawns
Ellen Barry, NY Times
China's Xi Moves to Embrace Marxism
Steven Jiang, CNN
The East-West Divide in Europe's History Wars
Georgiy Kasianov, Carnegie Moscow


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