Week of May 21, 2018 Archives

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Monday, May 21
Will NATO Catch Cold in the Transatlantic Winter?
Azita Raji, War on the Rocks
Trump Drives Wedge Between Germany and France
Der Spiegel
What the North Koreans Told Me About Their Plans
Joel Wit, The Atlantic
Ending the Dead End in North Korea
James Clapper, New York Times
Knitting the Two Koreas Back Together
John Feffer, TomDispatch
Honoring Cuba's Ladies in White
John Graber, Washington Examiner
Tom Wolfe: Jonathan Swift in a White Suit
Matthew Continetti, National Review
Ten Weimar Lessons
Harold James, Project Syndicate
Ten Dictators Who 'Gave Up' Power
Brandon Christensen, RealClearHistory
Surreal Photos of Post-Soviet Architecture
Christine Blau, National Geographic
Iraq Elections and U.S. Interests: Taking the Long View
Michael Knights, Wash. Inst.
What U.S.-Iranian Rivalry Means For Baghdad
James Fromson & Steven Simon, For. Aff
Turkey and Israel: Barking, Biting, But Still Doing Business
Cengiz Candar, Al Monitor
China Has More Than One Plan For Global Dominance
Jim VandeHei, Axios
The Gathering Health Storm Inside North Korea
Morrison et al, CSIS
How the U.S. Can Save Venezuela's Failing State
Michaela Frai & Alex Entz, W. Standard
What Have the Swiss Ever Done For Us?
Kristian Niemietz, Institute of Economic Affairs
The End of Britain as We Know It
Peter Hitchens, Daily Mail
VIDEO: Pompeo on next steps with Iran
Tuesday, May 22
Latin America's New Authoritarianism
Michael Albertus, Slate
India’s Democracy Is More Delicate Than It Seems
Milan Vaishnav, Foreign Policy
Kazakhstan’s Neutrality Irks Russia
George Voloshin, Jamestown Foundation
Mike Pompeo Gave the Iran Speech Kerry Should Have Given
J. Schanzer, NYPost
Pompeo-Trump's Iran Mess: So, What's Plan C?
A.D. Miller & R. Sokolsky, USA Today
An Iran-U.S. Summit?
Fabio Rafael Fiallo, RealClearWorld
How China Acquires ‘the Crown Jewels’ of U.S. Technology
Bennett & Bender, Pol.
A New Gulag in China
Jay Nordlinger, National Review
Germany’s New Face in Foreign Affairs
Anna Sauerbrey, New York Times
Ukraine and Russia: Peace, War and the Future
Volodymyr Dubovyk, Yale Global
The Israel-Palestine Standoff
Richard Epstein, Hoover Institution
Trump’s Foreign Policy Vision Is Crystal Clear
Peter Morici, Washington Times
Moral Failings at Home, Tactical Failings Abroad
Jon Lee Anderson, New Yorker
Trump Doesn't Need a Grand Strategy
Ionut Popescu, Foreign Affairs
The Real Deal Artist Is Kim Jong Un
Jeffrey Lewis, Washington Post
Wednesday, May 23
Now or Never: Israel Makes Its Move Against Iran
Reva Goujon, Stratfor
A Fundamental Challenge to U.S. Leadership Abroad
Bruce Stokes, RealClearWorld
Austria and Germany Need to Rethink National Security Strategies
F. Gady, TNI
Saudi Arabia Hits the Brakes on Reforms
Simon Henderson, The Atlantic
Italy Is on a Collision Course With the EU
Dominic Green, Weekly Standard
A Flat Tax Could Be a Boon For Italy
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg View
The EU or the Populists? Europeans Love Them Both
Ryan Heath, Politico EU
'A U.S. President Destroying American World Order'
Joschka Fischer & Der Spiegel
Holding Out Hope For a North Korea Deal
Harry Kazianis, The American Conservative
Hillary Clinton and John Bolton - Dumb and Dumber
Marian Tupy, CapX
U.S.-China Truce on Trade War Is Good Progress
Riley Walters, Daily Signal
China Routs Trump on Trade
Edward Alden, Council on Foreign Relations
A Russian's Devastating Verdict on Norway
Bruce Bawer, PJ Media
Zuckerberg 3 - Global Legislators Nil
Nicky Woolf, New Statesman
Pashtun Power in Pakistan
Daud Khattak, The American Interest
Americans Are Royally Confused about Monarchy
J.J. McCullough, National Review
Preventing Chinese Espionage at America’s Universities
Josh Rogin, Wash. Post
Thursday, May 24
Beijing's Threats Against Taiwan Are Deadly Serious
Derek Grossman, Foreign Policy
Centrists Are the Most Hostile to Democracy
David Adler, New York Times
Elections in Lebanon and Iraq Offer a Glimmer of Hope
T. Coffman Wittes, Brookings
Iraq's Election May Have Had Widespread Fraud
Michael Rubin, Washington Examiner
Hamas Will Always Win the PR War, Israel the Military Victories
Barbara Kay, NP
Why Venezuela Can't Be Like Colombia
Allison Fedirka, Geopolitical Futures
The Race Is On to Rule the New Zimbabwe
Simon Allison, World Politics Review
Europe Guts Itself
Peter Zeihan, Melissa Taylor & Michael Nayebi-Oskoui, ZoG
Can Multiparty Democracy Work in Multiethnic Malaysia?
Wong Chin-Huat, Proj. Syn.
North Korea to US: We Can Meet at Table or in Nuclear Showdown
Anna Fifield, WP
Alberta, the One-Issue Province
Jason Markusoff, Maclean's
Trump Calls Out China on North Korea
Gordon Chang, Daily Beast
The U.S.–North Korean Summit: Opportunities and Dangers
Bruce Klingner, Heritage
The Effects of Brexit on Growth and Inflation
Francesco Papadia, Bruegel
Captains Chaos: Putin and Trump
Edward Goldberg, The Hill
Hamas, Netanyahu and Mother Nature
Thomas Friedman, New York Times
Friday, May 25
The Roots of Russian Aggression
James Kirchick, National Review
Democracy on the Wane? Autocrats Are Having It Just as Tough
P. Stephens, FT
Armenia's Revolution and the Karabakh Conflict
Thomas de Waal, Carnegie Europe
Deaths, Protests, and Still the Kremlin Won't Budge
Irina Olimpieva, Moscow Times
History's First Political Risk Consultants
John Hulsman, Aeon
The One Place in Syria That Works
Shadi Martini & Nicholas Heras, Foreign Policy
So Much for North Korea Summit. Now What?
James Jay Carafano, National Interest
3 Scenarios on North Korea After Summit Cancellation
Fred Lucas, Daily Signal
Fault Lines Deepen in the U.S.-South Korea alliance
Karl Friedhoff, The Bulletin
Kuwait's Careful Balancing of Iran, Saudi Arabia
Hamad Albloshi, Al Monitor
End the Moonshine Policy Too
Michael Brendan Dougherty, National Review
The UN Shouldn't Risk Health at the Altar of Ideology
Jan Fischer, RealClearWorld
The Summit Fallout Could Go Far Beyond North Korea
Josh Rogin, Washington Post
Peace Without America
Ryan Cooper, The Week
Why Did Anyone Ever Take Trump Seriously on North Korea?
Matthew Yglesias, Vox
Saturday, May 26
The Reinvention of Iraq's Muqtada al-Sadr
Mohamad Bazzi, Foreign Affairs
Keeping Summit Hopes Alive Suggests Kim May Need a Deal
Choe Sang-Hun, NYT
Media’s Palestine Narrative Reads Like Fan Fiction
Matthew Brodsky, Weekly Standard
Until Fixed, Palestinian Issue Is a Crack in Israel's Foundation
Jeremy Bowen, NS
Regime Change for Dummies
Stephen Walt, Foreign Policy
Why Mali's Young Voters Are So Disillusioned
Robbie Corey-Boulet, WP Review
In Pictures: Ohrid, Home of Cyrillic
Balkan Insight
#HomeToVote: Irish Return for Abortion Referendum
Chloe Chaplain, Eve. Standard
Is There Even One Honest Politician In Albania?
Kozeta Cika, Tsarizm
Why is Gun Violence Soaring in Mexico?
Kate Linthicum, Los Angeles Times
Advances in Medicine During Wars: A Primer
Raymond Tobey, FPRI
Breaking Deals Is Easier Than Making Them
Susan Glasser, New Yorker
The Plight of Pakistan's Journalists
Muhammad Akbar Notezai, The Diplomat
Colombians Hope for Change
The Economist


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