Week of July 30, 2018 Archives

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Monday, July 30
How English Is Taking Over the Planet
Jacob Mikanowski, Guardian
The Decline and Fall of the American Empire
Tyler Cowen, Bloomberg View
Enlargement Is Making NATO Weaker and More Prone to Risk
Gil Barndollar, RCW
Russia Could Use Montenegro to Mortally Wound NATO
Jeffrey Stacey, Foreign Policy
Kazakhstan Steps Into the Sun
Stephen Blank, Lowy Interpreter
A Stalin-Era Fate For Donbas Militants
Halya Coynash, KHPG
How Will Imran Khan’s Win Affect India-Pakistan Relations?
T. Singh Maini, NOL
Can Imran Khan Really Reform Pakistan?
Steve Coll, New Yorker
Have a 'Cold, Penetrating Stare'? TSA Is Tracking You
Jana Winter, Boston Globe
Indians Sound Alarm Over 'Orwellian' Data Collection
Amy Kazmin, Financial Times
The Nerd's Guide to Trump's Foreign Policy
Grace Buchholz, CapX
Shedding Light on 10 Ancient Civilizations
Brandon Christensen, RealClearHistory
Understanding Trade Deficits
Kevin Williamson, National Review
Europe’s Left Looks to Jeremy Corbyn
Naomi O'Leary, Politico EU
5 Reasons Venezuela's Nightmare Could Get Worse
Oelsner & Merke, Conversation
Iran Currency Extends Record Fall
Reuters
Iran's President Mired in Palace Intrigue
Rohollah Faghihi, Al Monitor
Elections: Legacy of a Strongman
Tuesday, July 31
Mexico Can't Handle Your Tired, Poor, and Huddled Masses
Maya Averbuch, Foreign Policy
Demilitarizing North Korea
Richard Sokolsky, 38 North
Trump’s Iran Strategy: Regime Change on the Cheap
Jonah Shepp, New York Mag
Popular Culture and Putin's Legitimacy
Marlene Laruelle, YaleGlobal
Is Afghanistan Ready for Peace?
Barnett Rubin, Foreign Affairs
Trump's Rivals Can't Capitalize on His Geopolitical Incompetence
F.R. Fiallo, RCW
Trump Should Meet with Khamenei, not Rouhani
Roger Simon, PJ Media
Trump's Approach to Iran: Driving in Circles
John McLaughlin, Ozy
The Navy and the High North
Rachael Gosnell, Proceedings
We Once Cheered Ortega
Rodrigo Uprimny, El Espectador
How NATO Enlargement Becomes a Security Liability
Charles Pena, Washington Times
America’s Entitlement Crisis Is a Global Security Crisis
Noah Rothman, Commentary
The Welfare State Is Foundational to Capitalism
Economist
China's Threat to Taiwan Is a Threat to the U.S.
Gordon Chang, National Interest
India Needs to Get Real About Its Ties With Russia
D. Jaishankar, Hindustan Times
How Russia Persecutes Its Dissidents Using U.S. Courts
Natasha Bertrand, The Atlantic
ARCHIVES: Global institutions in the authoritarian toolkit
Wednesday, August 1
Where Is the Left Wing’s Foreign Policy?
Sarah Jones, New Republic
There's a Reason Corbynism Appeals to Cranks and Anti-Semites
A. Lilico, CapX
France’s Far-Right Claims a Left-Anarchist Martyr
Robert Zaretsky, Foreign Policy
More 'All About Me' Diplomacy From Trump
Aaron David Miller, CNN
How Putin Reinstalled a Soviet-Style Economy
Maxim Trudolyubov, Chatham House
Mad Maximalism: The Fight to Dislodge Iran From Syria
Julien Barnes-Dacey, ECFR
The U.S. Risks Losing a Trade War With China
Joseph Stiglitz, Project Syndicate
As China’s Woes Mount, Xi Jinping Faces a Rare Rebuke
Chris Buckley, NY Times
U.S. Voice Is Needed in Human Rights Discussion
Joel Weickgenant, RealClearPolitics
The Urban-Rural Split Is Global
Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
British Jews Find Their Voice
Ben Judah, The Atlantic
On Corbyn and Anti-Semitism, What Is Left to Say?
Helen Lewis, New Statesman
Is Cuba's Vision of Market Socialism Sustainable?
William LeoGrande, WP Review
Why Increased U.S. Pressure on Iran Appears to Be Backfiring
Scott Peterson, CSM
Will Iran Reinstate Its Abolished Senate?
Ehsan Bodaghi, Al Monitor
Thursday, August 2
NATO Isn't What You Think It Is
Stephen Walt, Foreign Policy
An Arab NATO Would Be Two NATOs Too Many
Doug Bandow, American Conservative
Salvini Works to Strengthen Italian-Russian Ties
Dario Cristiani, Jamestown
Waiting for Caesar
Ross Douthat, New York Times
Searching For American Foreign Policy
Andrew Bacevich, Spectator
This New Zimbabwe Is Not So Different, After All
Simon Allison, Mail and Guardian
South Africa's Land Problem Won't Go Away
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg View
Corbyn Makes the Case For Israel Better Than Any Zionist Could
J. Kirchick, CapX
What Are Russian Military Contractors Doing In CAR?
Carl Schreck, RFERL
Kremlin Playbook Spotlight: Moldova
Heather Conley & Donatienne Ruy, CSIS
Stopping the Scientific Brain Drain to China
Arthur Lambert, Boston Globe
Blaming Israel For Saving Lives
Rafael Medoff, Jerusalem Post
Is Russia Really Winning?
Eugene Rumer, Moscow Times
Can Anyone Unseat Shinzo Abe?
Mina Pollmann, The Diplomat
Are Our Failing Places Killing Us?
Jennifer Vey, Brookings Institution
Electric Scooters Are Going Global
Andrew Hawkins, The Verge
Friday, August 3
Abbas Bids Adieu
Daoud Kuttab, Al Monitor
America's Turkey Problem Comes to a Head
Matthew RJ Brodsky, National Review
The “More Europe” Core Four
Josef Janning, European Council on Foreign Relations
An Emerging Indo-Pacific Infrastructure Strategy
Roland Rajah, Lowy Interpreter
Dark Forces Gather as UK Politics Sink to Rock Bottom
Gaby Hinsliff, Guardian
Beware the Rise of Corbyn's Left. It's a Warning.
Kyle Orton, New York Post
The Mysterious Roman Who Shaped Modern Cities
Theo Mackey Pollack, Amer. Cons.
Is Charity For the Poor Futile?
Peter Singer, Project Syndicate
Michel Barnier Tries to Reassert Brexit Red Lines
Katy Balls, Spectator
The Vote That Could Stop Brexit
Martin Fletcher, New Statesman
Somaliland: Democratic, Successful, Pro-Western, Unrecognized
G. Clarfield, NP
The Evolution of By, With, and Through
Diana Dalphonse et al, The Strategy Bridge
Climate Change Is Winning
Economist
What Does an Empowered Saudi Woman Look Like?
Tamara Cofman Wittes, Brookings
Bezos Throws Cash, Engineers Into Space Race
Eric Johnson, Reuters
SpaceX Pulls Ahead of Boeing in Race to Fly U.S. Astronauts
Marina Koren, Atlantic
Will Djibouti Fall Into China’s Debt Trap?
Amy Cheng, Foreign Policy
ICYMI: What NATO is not
Saturday, August 4
How Deep Is the West's Decline?
John Gray, New Statesman
My Son, Osama
Martin Chulov, Guardian
Will the Benalla Affair Sink Emmanuel Macron?
Alexandra Schwartz, New Yorker
China’s Summer of Discontent
Minxin Pei, Project Syndicate
America and China: Destined For Conflict or Cooperation?
National Interest
What Really Worries Asia About US-China Trade War
Bhavan Jaipragas, SCMP
Why Ecuador Finally Wants Assange Out
Frida Ghitis, World Politics Review
A Nicaraguan Priest's Deal With the Devil
Arguello Lacayo & Lansberg-Rodriguez, FP
This Time, Viktor Orbán Has Gone Too Far
Anna Maria Corazza Bildt, Politico EU


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