Week of June 4, 2018 Archives

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Monday, June 4
Don’t Put U.S. Bases in Poland
Ben Hodges, Politico EU
Putin's Fourth Term: New Faces, Old Politics
Alexander Lukin, National Interest
If This Is a Trade War, the United States Will Win
Daniel McCarthy, Spectator
Italy Is a Symptom of EU's Real Policy Failures
Angelos Chryssogelos, Chatham House
Soros Is Hyping the Existential Threat to Europe
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg View
Don't Welcome Kim to the Nuclear Club
Tetsuo Kotani, Japan Times
20 Years After the Nuclear Tests of India and Pakistan
Mian & Ramana, The Bulletin
Nuclear Diplomacy: Koreas Should Look at Brazil, Argentina
S. Kutchesfahani, WOTR
Indonesia's New Generation of Jihadists
James Brandon, Jamestown Foundation
What China’s Upcoming Space Station Means for the World
N. Goswami, Diplomat
How the DUP Could Steer Brexit Its Way
Patrick Maguire, New Statesman
Ireland Still a UK Friend, But Loyalty, Future With Europe
D. Staunton, Eve. Standard
Sweden Is Preparing For Russia to Hack its Election
Brattberg & Maurer, Carnegie
Will Hamas, Israel Reach a Truce Agreement?
Tamam Mohsen, Al Monitor
The Real Reason Behind a Political Purge in Lebanon?
Hilal Khashan, Stratfor
Highlights of Merkel Interview on Europe
Reuters
Trump's Man in Europe Wants to Back Anti-Establishment Conservatives
Breitbart
Tuesday, June 5
Qatar Won the Saudi Blockade
Hassan Hassan, Foreign Policy
Saudi Arabia Is Playing a Dangerous Game
Jacob Shapiro, Geopolitical Futures
How Trump Changed His Tune on Saudi Arabia and Qatar
Ned Donovan, Spectator
Why Foreign Policy Realism Isn’t Enough
William Smith, The American Conservative
How the Enlightenment Ends
Henry Kissinger, The Atlantic
Doug Ford Must Be Ontario's Next Premier
Conrad Black, National Post
The NDP Claws Its Way Back
Gerard Di Trolio, Jacobin
Germany and Russia Are Getting Closer—Here's Why
Nicholas Meyers, National Interest
Putin Interview with Austrian ORF Television Channel
Kremlin.ru
Media Reports on Puerto Rico Toll Are Needlessly Confusing
A.M. Barry-Jester, 538
What Made Guatemala's Fuego Volcano Eruption So Deadly?
Nsikan Akpan, PBS
A Small Bit of Paradise, Awash in Plastic
Manuel Planelles, El Pais
Truckers Give Iran Popular Protests a New Face
Al Monitor
Intense Capital Flight Threatens Iran's Economy
Saeed Ghasseminejad, FDD
Three Reasons This Isn't a Trade War
Irwin Stelzer, Weekly Standard
Mainstream Reformers Vs. Populists: The Game Is On in Europe
Mark Leonard, PS
Wednesday, June 6
Why Spain's Top Populist Is a Centrist
Omar Encarnacion, Foreign Policy
European Politicians Are Suddenly Quoting Dostoyevsky
Rachel Donadio, The Atlantic
Beijing Sees 2018 as Watershed Year Reminiscent of 1989
Katsuji Nakazawa, Nikkei
How Theresa May Took Back Control of Brexit
Alex Wickham, Politico EU
Labour's Big Brexit Pivot
Patrick Maguire, New Statesman
The Truth About Putin’s ‘Chef’
Patrick Cockburn, Spectator
Steve Bannon Wants to Radicalize Europe
Natalie Nougayrede, Guardian
Europe Turns Away From the U.S. and Bites the Hand That Feeds
B. Avni, NYPost
Putin Moves to Capitalize on Europe’s Fury With Trump
Erlanger & MacFarquhar, NYT
Putin Is Costing Russia an Opportunity in Europe
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg
The Psychological Tricks of London's Tube
Nicole Kobie, Wired
How Journalist's Faked Murder Exposed Russian Spies
Nemtsova & Dickey, DB
100 Years Ago, US Marines Helped Turn the Tide of WWI
Hans von Spakovsky, DS
Is Bolivia Protecting Traditions or Creating a Narco-State?
Max Radwin, WP Review
Democrats Fume Over Trump-Netanyahu Lovefest
Bryant Harris, Al Monitor
Linguistic Tools For Struggling Historical Biographers
Peter Thonemann, TLS
Thursday, June 7
Will Ethiopia Be the Next China?
Pascal-Emmanuel Gobry, The Week
Trump Is Choosing Eastern Europe
Thomas Wright, The Atlantic
Preserving the West
Heritage Foundation
Remembering How a Witless Kaiser Ruined an Empire
Miranda Carter, New Yorker
Europe’s Vanishing Calm
Victor Davis Hanson, National Review
Merkel's Dark View of the World We Live In
Rene Pfister, Der Spiegel
The West Must Stay United
Donald Tusk, New York Times
It's Time for a Coup in Venezuela
Jose Cardenas, Foreign Policy
Why A Euro Break-Up Isn't So Scary
Cullen Roche, Pragmatic Capitalism
What Would It Take For Singapore Summit to Succeed?
Fred Kaplan, Slate
China’s Long Game in the Himalayas
Wuthnow, Limaye & Samaranayake, WOTR
The U.S. Should Go Around Erdogan to Engage Turkey
Blum & Cornell, RCWorld
Does the United States Have an Alternative to Turkey?
Tobias Kutschka, GMF
An Alarming Message at the Start of Sisi's Second Term
Albaraa Abdullah, Al Monitor
Will Fresh Elections Help Mend a Broken Libya?
Tarek Megerisi, ECFR
Friday, June 8
An Open Letter on Trade: The Facts Speak Plainly
29 EU Ambassadors, Wash. Post
Trump’s America Is There For the Feud
Eric Levitz, New York Magazine
U.N. Human-Rights Dissonance
Aaron Rhodes & Roger Pilon, National Review
Don't Make This Mistake at the North Korea Summit
Harry Kazianis, CNBC
World Leaders Should Have Taken Trump Seriously on Trade
Edward Alden, CFR
Orban and Salvini Are Redefining Democracy in Europe
Stephen Bannon, Spectator
Italy Can Expect the Full Brexit Treatment
Ferdinando Giugliano, Bloomberg
Italy's Political Problems are Creating Economic Crises
Milton Ezrati, National Interest
Mark Rutte: North’s Quiet Rebel
Naomi O'Leary, Politico EU
Candid Boris Johnson: 'Let Trump Handle Brexit'
Alex Spence, BuzzFeed
Brexit Isn't Working. Leavers Can Blame Themselves
Stephen Bush, New Statesman
Merkel and Macron: Edging Toward Change?
Josef Janning, ECFR
A Meeting With Angry Allies
Michael Shear, New York Times
Concessions to David Davis Won't Alter Brexit Course
Sam Coates, Times of London
“America First” Really Is Turning Out to Be America Alone
Susan Glasser, New Yorker
Jordan's Protests Shake the Middle East
Frida Ghitis, World Politics Review
A Key Juncture For the Dispute Over Macedonia's Name
Kozeta Cika, Tsarizm
G-7 Live Updates
Saturday, June 9
Inside the Trade War Chaos
D. Sevastopulo, S. Fleming & S. Donnan, Financial Times
The Shape of Sino-American Conflict
Minxin Pei, Project Syndicate
NATO Is Once Again Practicing For the Worst
Anne Applebaum, Washington Post
Don't Forget What Kim Is
Matthew Continetti, National Review
Why Trump's Summit With North Korea Can Work
A.D. Miller & R. Sokolsky, USA Today
North Korea Is Ultimately China's Problem
I. Stone Fish & R. E. Kelly, Foreign Affairs
Some Inside FIFA Battled Russian Influence and Lost
Fainaru-Wada & Quinn, ESPN
The Bewildering Battle of the Brexit Backstop
James Forsyth, The Sun
Brexit Backstop Furore: What Is Going On?
Heather Stewart, Guardian
Brexit Has Become a Boon For the Radical Left
Owen Jones, Guardian
Deluded Remainers Still Cling to Project Fear
Stephen Pollard, Daily Express
Unprepared to Stop Russian Election Meddling
A. F. Rasmussen & M. Chertoff, Pol. EU
Normalizing Trade Relations With China Was a Mistake
Reihan Salam, The Atlantic
Trudeau Looks to Salvage the G-7 and His Image
Josh Wingrove et. al., Bloomberg
In Southern Italy, A City's Misery That Was Prelude to Populism
Zancan, La Stampa
Italy Challenges the Postwar Order
Alessandra Bocchi, First Things
Illicit Financial Flows Out of West Africa Revealed
Yomi Kazeem, Quartz


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