Week of October 29, 2018 Archives

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Monday, October 29
How a Handful of Tech Companies Radicalized The World
Ryan Broderick, BuzzFeed
When Hate Goes Mainstream
Jonathan Greenblatt, New York Times
When to Call a Terrorist a Terrorist
Daniel Byman, Foreign Policy
From Pittsburgh to Paris, Five Lessons For Jews Everywhere
Anshel Pfeffer, Haaretz
Terra Incognita: A Massacre in Pittsburgh
Seth Frantzman, Jerusalem Post
The Return of Anti-Semitism to American Life
Alexandra Schwartz, New Yorker
Trump’s Caravan Hysteria Led to This
Adam Serwer, The Atlantic
Liberals Don't Want Trump to Be Civil. They Want Him to Lose
D. McCarthy, Spec.
New Jewish Question, New Jew Hatred
Yehudah Mirsky, The American Interest
China–Japan Cooperation Going Global
Australian National University
Italy Is on the Path to Monumental Fiscal Failure
Wolfgang Munchau, Financial Times
Italy’s Battle With EU Is About Much More Than the Budget
C. Caldwell, W. Standard
Pakistan's U.S.-China Catch 22
Abdul Basit, South China Morning Post
What Is Happening to Our Country?
Max Boot, Washington Post
We Were Made for Civil War
Michael Vlahos, The American Conservative
Merkel to Give Up CDU Party Leadership
Bloomberg
Tuesday, October 30
The Chinese Century Is Well Underway
Economist
Why a New Economic Unorthodoxy Is Ascendant
Mohamed El-Erian, Project Syndicate
The New Cold War
David Brooks, New York Times
Hatred of the Jews Unites Far Right and Left
Melanie Phillips, Times of London
India's Own String of Pearls
Phillip Orchard, Geopolitical Futures
India's Skillful Posturing With the U.S.
Harsh Pant, Yale Global
The Next Middle East Trouble Spot: Jordan
Gil Yaron, Worldcrunch
The Future of the Dollar in a Post-Iran Deal World
Michael Greenwald, Atlantic Council
Not All Radicals Are the Same
David French, National Review
Russia’s 'Wait and See' Approach on Khashoggi Killing
Maxim Suchkov, Al Monitor
The Other Murderous Gulf Monarchy
Daniel DePetris & Richard Sokolsky, Amer. Cons.
Thailand's Junta Finally Promises Elections - on Its Terms
Joshua Kurlantzick, WPR
There Are Hard Choices in Store For Germany's Parties
Guy Chazan, Financial Times
The Long, Painful End of Angela Merkel
Josef Joffe, Politico EU
A Gloomy Outlook For Germany's Social Democrats
Martin Greive, Handelsblatt
Wednesday, October 31
Brazil Shows What Happens When the Center Dies
Paul Mason, New Statesman
Merkel or No Merkel, Germany's Brexit Stance Will Remain the Same
Charles Grant, Guardian
As Merkel Eyes Exit, EU Wonders Who Will Take the Stage
Steven Erlanger, NY Times
Britain Has Nothing to Fear From Walking Out With No Deal
Tony Abbott, Spectator
The Brits' Shameful Loss of Common Courtesy
Max Hastings, Times of London
The Unseen Benefits of Leaving the EU
Madeline Grant, CapX
The New Tyranny of the Dollar
Mark Leonard, Project Syndicate
The Enduring Relevance of Thucydides
Edward Mendelson, New York Review of Books
Sanctions on Russia Are Starting to Hurt. Don't Go Wobbly
Luke Coffey, Daily Signal
Europe’s Challenge to China
Julian Chan, The Diplomat
This Is China's Plan to Dominate Southern Europe
Philippe Le Corre, National Interest
China’s Plan to Dominate Global Maritime Commerce
Christopher O'Dea, Nat'l Review
Anti-Semitism's Long Legacy in the U.S.
Robert Zaretsky, Houston Chronicle
In Brazil, Trumpism With a Nasty Twist
Jon Lee Anderson, New Yorker
Thursday, November 1
Angela Merkel Failed
Jan-Werner Mueller, Foreign Policy
Trump May Well Miss Angela Merkel
Desmond Lachman, The Hill
We Are Deeply Concerned About the Future of Europe and Germany
Eichel et al, HB
The Biggest Meltdown
Craig Welch, National Geographic
Why the First World War Was No Waste
Simon Winder, New Statesman
Mapping Strategic Stability in the 21st Century
Dmitri Trenin, Carnegie Moscow
How France and Italy’s Rivalry Is Hurting Libya
F. Saini Fasanotti & B. Fishman, FA
Islamic State Finds Safe Haven in the Philippines
Bong Sarmiento, Asia Times
China's Number of Births Just Keeps Dropping
Shannon Tiezzi, The Diplomat
Madrid Takes Brexit Hit Over Gibraltar
Diego Torres, Politico EU
Brexiteers - Have You Ever Been to Singapore?
Jeevan Vasagar, Guardian
Europe Has No Business Upholding Blasphemy Laws
Matthew Scott, Times of London
How the U.S. Midterms Will Affect Europe
Jeremy Shapiro, ECFR
Managed Confrontation: UK's New Policy Towards Russia
Duncan Allan, CH
Friday, November 2
The Pentagon Has Prepared a Cyberattack Against Russia
Z. Fryer-Biggs, Daily Beast
Christian Geopolitics and the Ukrainian Ecclesiastical Crisis
Irina Du Quenoy, WOTR
The Economic Crisis Is Over. Populism Is Forever.
James Traub, Foreign Policy
Italy's Far Right Is on the March
Simone Somekh, Tablet Magazine
Venezuela's Implosion Makes Colombia's Democracy More Fragile
Tomaselli, WPR
Bolton Takes Latin American 'Troika of Tyranny' to Task
D. Wemer, Atlantic Council
U.S. Must Sanction Iran's Human Rights Abusers
Tzvi Kahn, The Hill
5 Reasons Trump's Iran Sanctions Will Fail
Seyed Hossein Mousavian, Reuters
Four Delicate Constituencies Imran Khan Must Manage
Mosharraf Zaidi, The National
Is the Turkish-German Spring Illusive?
Fehim Tastekin, Al Monitor
Volt Wants to Become the First Pan-EU Political Party
Economist
The British and Irish Are Fighting Again
Tom McTague, Politico EU
How Could Arron Banks Afford to Bankroll Brexit?
Richard Pendlebury, Daily Mail
Bulgaria Is Going Very Bad and the West Isn't Noticing
Ivan Dikov, European Views
The Saruman Trap
Eliot Cohen, The Atlantic
Saturday, November 3
China Plays the Japan Card
Michael Auslin, National Review
A Russian Pivot to Asia?
Alexey Khlebnikov, National Interest
How the War in Yemen Became a Bloody Stalemate
Robert Worth, New York Times
Angela Merkel’s Vision Problem
Yascha Mounk, Foreign Affairs
Ukraine Should Promote Ukrainian — and English
Yuliana Romanyshyn, Kyiv Post
Peace Waves in East Africa
Christian Science Monitor


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