Week of September 3, 2018 Archives

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Monday, September 3
How One-Child Policy Will Haunt China For Decades
Mei Fong, Guardian
Britain Goes Into Battle Waving the White Flag
Boris Johnson, Telegraph
Germany Unsettled Over Islam
Matthew Karnitschnig, Politico EU
Examining the State of German Identity
Sebastian Hammelehle, Der Spiegel
Argentine Currency Crisis Spreads to Politics
Benedict Mander, Financial Times
Don’t Buy the Panic About the Rupee’s Fall
Arvind Panagariya, Foreign Policy
Inheriting Colombia's City-Countryside Feud
Wesley Tomaselli, World Politics Review
The Death Blow Is Coming for Syrian Democracy
Leila Al-Shami, New York Times
Under Pompeo, State Department Is Getting Its Groove Back
Jenna Lifhits, WS
Russia's New Front in War Against Ukraine: Sea of Azov
Nolan Peterson, D. Signal
Tuesday, September 4
Clash of Civilizations—or Clash Within Civilizations?
Cropsey & Halem,  Amer. Interest
Italy's Bridge Disaster: An Inquest Into Privatization
Hannah Roberts, Financial Times
Can Trump’s Sanctions Break Iran?
Hassan Hakimian, Project Syndicate
This Is How America Will Revise Its Approach to Iran
Seth Frantzman, Nat'l Interest
As Britain's Shared Spaces Vanish, a Nation of Cliques Emerges
John Harris, G'dian
Sweden on the Populist Precipice? Not So Fast
Anders Borg, Bloomberg View
How Ukraine Is Fighting Corruption One Heart Stent at a Time
Oliver Bullough, NYT
Ecuador's All-Seeing Eye Is Made in China
Charles Rollet, Foreign Policy
France's Determined Struggle Against Salafi-Jihadism
Boris Toucas, CSIS
Why Technology Favors Tyranny
Yuval Noah Harari, The Atlantic
Why Houses in the UK Are So Insanely Expensive
Gavin Jackson, Ozy
Why China and Russia Are Obsessed With Vast New War Games
Peter Apps, Reuters
Wrong Response to Russia’s INF Treaty Violation
Abigail Stowe-Thurston, The Bulletin
Germans Play the Blame Game
Konstantin Richter, Politico EU
Taking Stock of a Shifting World Order
Ali Wyne, RAND
Wednesday, September 5
The Middle East Looks Set to Explode Again
Fred Kaplan, Slate
Crazy Poor Middle Easterners
Thomas Friedman, New York Times
The Man Who Actually Runs Iran’s Foreign Policy
Rohollah Faghihi, Foreign Policy
Revisiting the War That Birthed a New Russian Military
Michael Kofman, WOTR
Election Season in India's Dangerous Democracy
Arundhati Roy, NY Review of Books
La Rambla: Bearing the Scars of Jihad
Jesús Rodriguez, El Pais
Dems More Deeply Divided Over Israel
Douglas Schoen, The Hill
Zakharchenko's Assassination Won't Bring Peace to Ukraine
Mark Galeotti, MTimes
I Can Think of No Time When More People Have Lost Their Minds
D. Murray, Spec.
The 'Long War' Is Not Getting Shorter
Clifford May, Washington Times
Ahmadinejad Squawks Louder as Tehran Cracks Down on Loyalists
F. Sadeghi, AlM
Weber and Salvini Shake Up European Race
Ryan Heath, Politico EU
I Survived the Warsaw Ghetto. Here Is What I Learned
Stanisław Aronson, Guardian
China’s Workers Are Fighting a Labor War
Michelle Chen, The Nation
Rights Gone Wrong
James Kirchick, Commentary
Thursday, September 6
The Regional Costs of Venezuela’s Collapse
Kenneth Rogoff, Project Syndicate
Idlib Is Entirely a Great-Power Game
Faisal Al Yafai, The National
The Afrin Factor in Turkey-UAE Relations
Giorgio Cafiero, LobeLog
A Bigger Game in North Korea
Phillip Orchard, Geopolitical Futures
Romania’s Air Defenses Are Being Stretched to the Limit
George Vișan, Jamestown
A Cure For Chaos
Edward Lucas, Center for European Policy Analysis
How Trump Could Trigger Armageddon With a Tweet
Jeffrey Lewis, Wired
Italy's Populists Begin Their Big Betrayal
Ferdinando Giugliano, Bloomberg View
Roots and Consequences of Italy's Political Experiment
Weststeijn & Corduwener, CD
Anonymous Speaks
Michael Ledeen, PJ Media
A Cowardly Coup From Within
David Frum, The Atlantic
Poland's Foreign Minister: 'Our Losses Were Much Bigger'
Markus Becker, Spiegel
No One Is Supplanting U.S. Military Influence in Latin America
J.G. Tokatlian, D-One
Background Brief: Meet the U.S.-India “2+2”
Alyssa Ayres, Council on Foreign Relations
America Shouldn’t Miss Its Chance With India
Tim Roemer, Foreign Policy
Friday, September 7
Swedes Can’t Go Home Again
Andrew Brown, Foreign Policy
Has the CSU's Showdown With Merkel Already Backfired?
Emily Schultheis, WPR
Why Don't Japan and Taiwan's Militaries Talk to Each Other?
Katsuya Yamamoto, TNI
Where the U.S. Went Wrong on North Korea
Mitch Lerner, The Diplomat
Corbyn Feeds the Nasty Populism of the Left
Philip Stephens, Financial Times
'Liberal Values' Mean Nothing When You Favor China Over Taiwan
Terry Glavin, NP
The False Positives of Ortega’s Massacre
Carlos Chamorro, Global Americans
India Unbans Gay Sex
Economist
How to Design Human Homes For Alien Planets
Jennifer Johnson, The Week
Chances Fade For Israel-Hamas agreement
Shlomi Eldar, Al Monitor
The U.S. Pressures Palestinians to Give Up a Lost War
Ziva Dahl, Jerusalem Post
The Oslo Accords Are Dead. They Left a Dreary Legacy
Joseph Dana, The National
Lessons From France's 2017 Election
Yann Algan et al, Vox EU
Russia's Plan to Raise Stalin-Era Pension Ages
Michael Corbin, The Globalist
What McCain's Successor on World Stage Must Do
Nikolas Gvosdev, The Hill
Humans Are Destroying Animals’ Ancestral Knowledge
Ed Yong, The Atlantic
Saturday, September 8
'Why Does Everything I Do Get So Overblown?'
Chanc. Sebastian Kurz with Der Spiegel
The Echo Chamber Is the Enemy of Democracy
Cass Sunstein, Bloomberg View
Did the Mafia Grow on Sicily's Citrus Trees?
Sally Davies, Aeon
‘We Live Death’: Chronicler of Afghan Loss Killed on Live TV
Mujib Mashal et al, NYT
Crash Time
Kenneth Rogoff, Project Syndicate
The West's Reluctance, the Balkans' Need
Adnan Huskic, Balkan Insight
The Battle For Crazytown
Stephen Walt, Foreign Policy
In Niger, the 'Model' For Preventing Migration Into Europe
Howden & Zandonini, ND
Farmers in Guatemala Destroy Dams to Fight Renewables
S. Granovsky-Larsen, Conv.
A Very Un-Swedish Election
Robert Hardman, Daily Mail


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