Week of September 10, 2018 Archives

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Monday, September 10
America, China, and the Route to All-Out Trade War
Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
What's Shaping Our Post-Modern 1930s
Yanis Varoufakis, Der Freitag
Rethinking Belt-and-Road Economics
Philip Bowring, Yale Global
How Assad Made Truth a Casualty of War
Muhammad Idrees Ahmad, NY Books
Trump Needs New Monroe Doctrine
Benny Avni, New York Sun
Debating South Korea’s Mandatory Military Service
Jeffrey Robertson, Lowy Interpreter
Why Brexit Makes Irish Departure From EU More Likely
Anthony Coughlan, CapX
With NAFTA, Deadlines Mean Nothing
Murad Hemmadi, Maclean
Peru's Accidental President Hits His Stride by Taking On Corruption
F. Ghitis, WPR
Kuwait Is Not Behaving Like a U.S. Ally
Peter Roff, RealClearWorld
In Sweden, the Elite Lost Touch with the People
John Fund, National Review
Seven Things You Should Know About Macedonia
David Wemer, Atlantic Council
America Can't Be Trusted to Run the Global Economy
Berat Albayrak, Foreign Policy
Sweden Faces Uncertainty After Dead-Heat Election
Emma Löfgren, The Local
Why Migration Fuels Sexual as Well as Economic Fears
Daniel Gros, Handelsblatt
China Detains Muslims in Vast Numbers. The Goal: ‘Transformation’
Buckley, NYT
Brexiteers Must Stop Trying to Refight the War
Clare Foges, Times of London
America's System For Resettling Refugees Is Collapsing
Priscilla Alvarez, The Atlantic
Tuesday, September 11
China Fears an Emerging United Front on Trade
Tom Mitchell, Financial Times
The Real Problem with Free Trade
Jayati Ghosh, Project Syndicate
An Orthodox Earthquake For Putin
Taras Kuzio, Atlantic Council
From Syria to Afghanistan, a High Price For Little Change
David Rothkopf, The National
May and Merkel Backing Mnangagwa Is Bad For Zimbabwe
Tafi Mhaka, Al Jazeera
From Sweden to Brexit, immigration Divides Europe
Simon Jenkins, Guardian
Russians Suffer Foreign Policy Fatigue
Denis Volkov, Riddle
Someone Is Killing Pro-Russian 'Frozen Conflict' Leaders
L. Todd Wood, Tsarizm
Putin’s Big Bang in the Russian Far East
Andrew Salmon, Asia Times
The Rupee Is Falling and India Should Let It
Ila Patnaik, Bloomberg View
China Debates the Belt and Road
Hannah Feldshuh, The Diplomat
Le Grand Charles
Lawrence Klepp, Weekly Standard
Russia’s New Gas Giant
Irina Slav, Oil Price
Google Is Handing the Future of the Internet to China
Suzanne Nossel, Foreign Policy
Erdogan Gets No Love From Russia on Idlib
Amberin Zaman, Al Monitor
Wednesday, September 12
Why Idlib Is the Backdrop For a Great-Power Clash
George Friedman, Geo. Futures
Can Europe Become a Nuclear Power?
M. Lafont Rapnouil, T. Varma & N. Witney, ECFR
This Is China's Way of Warmaking
James Holmes, National Interest
Turkish-Russian 'Strategic Ties' Fail Stress Test on Syria's Idlib
S. Idiz, Al Monitor
Erdogan Needs Europe More Than Europe Needs Turkey
Marc Pierini, Car. Europe
U.S.-Turkish Tensions Add to Regional Risk
Ian Lesser, German Marshall Fund
Sweden Offers a Glimpse of a World Without Amazon
Mark Scott, Politico EU
China and Russia: Strategic Allies in the Making?
B. Fonseca & D. Kramer, Amer. Int.
Russia Is Moving Deeper Into China’s Embrace
Alexander Gabuev, Moscow Times
In Hungary, Social Conservatism, Authoritarianism Aren’t the Same
D. Rohac, FP
EU Sanction of Hungary Could Backfire
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg View
EU’s Leadership Seeks to Contain Hungary’s Orban
Patrick Kingsley, New York Times
Cape Town Is an Omen
Vann Newkirk, The Atlantic
Educating the Princes
Emma Ashford, Modern Age
It's the Towns, Stupid: How Labour Plans to Win the Next Election
P. Maguire, NS
Thursday, September 13
Circular History: A Warning From Europe
Anne Applebaum, The Atlantic
As Europe Revolts, Brussels Demands Even More
Kai Weiss, CapX
There's Plenty of Good News in Europe
Natalie Nougayrede, Guardian
A Manifesto Against Complacency
Economist
Identity Politics Is Making U.S. Look Like the Middle East
Francis Fukuyama, The Hill
Jews and Americans as Supervillains
Andrei Markovits & Heiko Beyer, Tablet Magazine
Reconciling Priorities in the India-U.S. Relationship
Rathna Muralidharan, RCWorld
Modi Leaves India Unready For World Made by Trump & China
Sushil Aaron, Wire
25 Years Ago, Mideast Peace Seemed Inevitable
Aaron David Miller, USA Today
It's Been 25 Years Since Anyone in Italy Trusted the Government
A. Momigliano, FP
Abbas Says OK to Demilitarized Palestinian State
Ahmad Melhem, Al Monitor
Europe's Bankers Are the Big Post-Lehman Losers
Edward Evans, Bloomberg View
Trump Is Right to Talk to Kim
Salvatore Babones, National Interest
Starbucks In Italy?!
Brant de Boer, Worldcrunch
Europe's al Qaedas: The 9/11 Roots of Anti-Immigrant Populism
J. Grunstein, WPR
Friday, September 14
To Thwart Iran, Save Idlib
Bret Stephens, New York Times
The Middle East Doesn't Take China Seriously
Steven Cook, Foreign Policy
China's Loss in Trade War Is ASEAN's Gain: Look at Vietnam
Karim Raslan, SCMP
Corruption Is China's Friend in Its Quest to Dominate Africa
Wes Martin, National Interest
Why Are Britain's Councils Collapsing?
Anoosh Chakelian, New Statesman
The DRC: A Game of Thrones, Mines and Militias
Erik Grossman, Small Wars Journal
Bolton’s ICC Attack Is Same Old U.S. Stance
Kelly-Jo Bluen, Mail and Guardian
Georgia's Democracy Recedes Into Russia's Shadow
Eli Lake, Bloomberg View
Can Cryptocurrency Help Venezuela?
Moises Rendon, CSIS
Trump Protecting Americans From Unaccountable UN Court
Marc Thiessen, Fox News
Pakistan's New Government Fails First Major Test on Extremism
U. Jamal, Diplomat
Populists No Longer Want to Leave EU, But to Reshape It
Frida Ghitis, WPR
The Spanish Village That Would Be Franco's Last Resting Place
M. Montero, El Pais
25 Years Later Iran Remains an Obstacle to Peace
Bob Feferman, Times of Israel
Google and China - Made for Each Other
Roger Simon, PJ Media
Saturday, September 15
The Siren Song of Left-Wing Populism
Cristóbal Rovira Kaltwasser, Project Syndicate
Danish Left Veers Right on Immigration
Naomi O'Leary, Politico EU
The Crisis Next Time
Carmen Reinhart & Vincent Reinhart, Foreign Affairs
How the Tariff War Could Turn Into the Next Lehman
Michael Hirsh, Foreign Policy
As Syrian War Winds Down, a Tense New Struggle Emerges
Con Coughlin, National
Washington’s Influence in Syria is Nowhere to be Found
Doug Bandow, TAC
Ending the Palestinian Exception
Caroline Glick, Jerusalem Post
Erdogan Makes Himself ‘Czar of the Economy’
Fehim Tastekin, Al Monitor
Russia's Church Cuts Ties With Constantinople Over Ukraine Spat
Moscow Times
Tariffs Forever!
Irwin Stelzer, Weekly Standard
What Steve Bannon Really Believes
Sophie McBain, New Statesman
Internet Sleuths Hunt For China’s Secret Internment Camps
Sigal Samuel, Atlantic


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