Week of June 18, 2018 Archives

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Monday, June 18
Italy Schools France on Immigration
Christopher Caldwell, Weekly Standard
The Revolt Againt the Open Door Comes to Germany
Richard Fernandez, PJ Media
Will Merkel Fall?
Holger Schmieding, The Globalist
NATO's Politics Mask Its Military Strength
Andrew Foxall, CapX
A Tantalizing Glimpse of EU Compromise on Freedom of Movement
Nick Clegg, FT
Thinking About the Balkans
George Friedman, Geopolitical Futures
India And China In The Era Of Donald Trump
Harbir Singh, Swarajya
Separating Children From Parents at Border Breaks My Heart
Laura Bush, WaPo
Europe's Hard Fall to the Periphery of Power
Jacques Hubert-Rodier, Worldcrunch
Nicaragua Teeters at the Edge of a Civil War
Frida Ghitis, World Politics Review
Merkel Races to Quell Bavarian Uprising
Matthew Karnitschnig, Politico EU
Belarus and Russia Have Become Frenemies
Yuri Tsarik, Riddle
How Republicans Went Soft on Communism
Steve Chapman, Reason
The Democracy Dividend: Faster Growth
Daren Acemoglu, Bloomberg View
While Mo Salah Sleeps in Grozny
Anna Borshchevskaya, Moscow Times
Iraqi Militias, U.S. Make Nice Following Elections
Mustafa Saadoun, Al Monitor
Tuesday, June 19
What Made the Success of the Western World
Markus Ziener, RealClearWorld
An Insane Immigration System Leaves Only Insane Choices
T.A. Frank, Vanity Fair
Alexis Tsipras Deserves the Nobel Peace Prize
Edward Joseph, Foreign Policy
What's in a Name? Let's Move Forward at Last
Paschos Mandravelis, Kathimerini
What's Happening at the Border?
Marilyn Haigh, Texas Tribune
Christians, Cruelty, Children & The Law
Rod Dreher, The American Conservative
The Thorny Moral Questions Posed by Illegal Immigration
Dan McLaughlin, NRO
I Fought Against al-Sadr. Now He's Iraq's Best Hope.
Michael Sullivan, Foreign Policy
It's All Up To Moon Now
Robert Kelly, Lowy Interpreter
The Scarborough Shoal Dispute Is Making Waves Again
Richard Javad Heydarian, AT
The EU Reform Gap Between France and Germany Is Wide
Der Spiegel
Migration Is Down, Crime Is Low, but Merkel Is in Trouble
K. Calamur, The Atlantic
Is NATO Pushing Russia Towards Retaliation?
Ted Galen Carpenter, National Interest
Following Australia's Grim Path on Migration
David Fickling, Bloomberg View
We're All Belgian. That's What Makes This Country Cool
R. Lukaku, Players Tribune
In the Balkans, a Chance to Stabilize Europe
George & Alexander Soros, New York Times
Japan's Path in a Rudderless World
Jonathan Berkshire Miller & Takashi Yogota, JT
In a World of Digital Nomads, We Will All Be Homeless
John Harris, Guardian
Wednesday, June 20
Mexico at the Threshold of a Political Revolution
Jon Lee Anderson, New Yorker
The Triumph of Reason at the United Nations
Noah Rothman, Commentary Magazine
Will America's Foreign Policy Legacy Recover?
Daniel Byman, Lawfare
NATO Can Help Itself by Pulling Ukraine Closer Now
Alexander Vershbow, RCWorld
How Can This Possibly Not Be the Line in the Sand?
Michael Cohen, Boston Globe
Protecting Border Does Not Make Us Nazis
Steve Cortes, RealClearPolitics
Words I Never Thought I Would Utter
George Takei, Foreign Policy
Will Australia Sign On to China's Belt and Road?
Richard McGregor, Sydney MH
Brexit Has Become England’s White Whale
Alex Massie, Spectator
What Trump's Space Force Announcement Means
Weisberger & Tucker, Defense One
What to Expect on a Big Day for Turkey
Ian Lesser & Ozgur Unluhisarcikli, GMF
Oil Producers Face Their 'Life or Death' Moment
David Sheppard & Anjli Raval, Fin Times
Mother of All EU summits
David Herszenhorn, Politico EU
Beginning of a Tectonic Shift on Trade?
William Reinsch, CSIS
'Infestations' and Other Linguistic Turns
David Graham, The Atlantic
A Milestone Political Moment For Pakistan's Tribal Belt
Michael Kugelman, WPReview
All of Europe Is Watching the Macedonian Name Dispute
Stefanov & Tcherneva, ECFR
The Late Shah's Son Wants a Democratic Revolution in Iran
Eli Lake, Bloomberg View
Thursday, June 21
I Am Running for President in Turkey. From My Prison Cell.
Selahattin Demirtas, NYT
Guyana Wasn’t Ready to Win the Lottery
Micah Maidenberg & Manuela Andreoni, FP
A Hero and a Martyr, Remembering Liu Xiaobo
Carl Gershman, World Affairs Journal
Obama Admin 'Stood Down' to Russian Cyber Attacks
Michael Isikoff, Yahoo News
Renewed Fight Over Oil Threatens Libya
Mustafa Fetouri, Al Monitor
Don't Expect Trump's Playbook to Change
Ben Roback, Conservative Home
Corbyn and Brexit Have Moved Britain Left
George Eaton, New Statesman
Duterte's Pragmatic Partnerships Beyond the Noise
Peter Chalk, The Strategist
Russia's Nord Stream II Pipeline Is Ukraine's Worst Nightmare
Ariel Cohen, Forbes
Decide, Democrats: Is This Nazi Germany or Normal Politics?
David French, NRO
I Won't Be Complicit
Hunt Palmquist, Houston Chronicle
Italian Bad Loan Sale Defies Political Risk
Lisa Jucca, Reuters
More on Italian bad loans: Economist | CFR
China Digs a Trench for the U.S. Trade Siege
David Fickling, Bloomberg View
Friday, June 22
Ireland’s Brexit Dividend
Naomi O'Leary, Politico EU
You Wanted Greater Realism in US Foreign Policy? Here It Is
R. Kagan, Brookings
As Mexico Moves to Hard Left, Relations With U.S. Set to Change
R. Miles, CSIS
Charles Krauthammer’s Democratic Vocation
Bret Stephens, New York Times
Erdogan Will Win by Any Means Necessary
Henri Barkey, Foreign Policy
Erdogan’s Plans in Case He Loses
Murat Yetkin, Hurriyet Daily News
Will Erdogan Win His Imperial Presidency?
Kaya Genc, New York Review of Books
Enforce the Border—Humanely
David Frum, The Atlantic
Just Give Trump His Wall
Andrew Sullivan, New York Magazine
Europeans in Search of Themselves
Andrew Michta, The American Interest
What Nationalist Germany Would Mean For Other Euro Nationalists
P. Stephens, FT
Macedonia's Name Change Is Far From a Done Deal
James Ker-Lindsay, WP Review
The Illusion of a 'Grand Bargain' With Russia
Alexander Vershbow, Washington Post
Why Jordan Will Be Key to Any Mideast Peace Deal
Akiva Eldar, Al Monitor
India Pivots to Eurasia
P.S. Raghavan, The Hindu
Seehofer Warns Merkel Against Firing Him
Deutsche Welle
New Calais? Migrant 'Jungle' Forms On Serbia-Croatia Border
C. Cupelli, Stampa
Saturday, June 23
Greece Will Be Stuck in Its Bailout For Years
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg View
What North Korea Is Saying About the Summit
Bill Gertz, Washington Times
The EU Inflamed Populism
Liam Warner, National Review
America Looks Like a Dickens Novel
Sarah Bilston, The Conversation
Confronting the Migrant Threat to the EU
Ana Palacio, Project Syndicate
'How Empires Begin.' Australia's Response to China's Global Move
David Wroe, SMH
China's Belt and Road a Win For Indonesia
David Li & Fajar Ibnu Ramadhan, Jakarta Post
The Lessons China Taught Itself Through the SCO
Abigail Grace, Jamestown
Modinomics at Four
Arvind Panagariya, Foreign Affairs
How to Ensure bin Salman’s Reforms Succeed
The Economist
Inside the Coalition Battle That Could Topple Merkel
Der Spiegel
U.S. Sitting Out Havana's Political Revamp
Tracy Wilkinson, Los Angeles Times
World Cup Reawakens Deep Nostalgia in the English
Jason Cowley, New Statesman


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