Week of January 28, 2019 Archives

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Monday, January 28
Brexiters Never Had a Real Exit Plan
Nick Cohen, Guardian
Macron’s Fight With Europe’s Populists Is Backfiring
John Keiger, Spectator
Venezuela's Friends and Foes Square Off Over Maduro
Stratfor
There’s No Path to a Fast Recovery in Venezuelan Oil
Julian Lee, Bloomberg View
The Oil Market Will Soon Feel the Heat of Turmoil in Venezuela
Nick Butler, Financial Times
What Does Xi Want from Taiwan?
Brian Hioe et al, ChinaFile
A Small Step Toward Honoring Taiwan's Autonomy
Tom Chang, Washington Examiner
Aleksandr the Great
John Wilson, First Things
ISIS Isn't Defeated, But It Poses a Limited Threat
Steven Metz, World Politics Review
America's Short-Lived Oil Resurgence
Deepak Gopinath, Yale Global
How Climate Change Threatens Military Security
Benjamin Silliman, CFR
Turkey and the West: What to Expect in 2019?
Marc Pierini, Carnegie Europe
Keeping Middle East Rivals Poor, Weak Doesn't Help U.S.
S. Kinzer, Boston Globe
Turkey’s Metal and Building Industries in Coma
Mustafa Sonmez, Al Monitor
How Guaidó United a Fractured Opposition
Andres Oppenheimer, Miami Herald
Venezuelans Must Lead in Building Off-Ramp for Maduro
Dany Bahar et al, The Hill
ARCHIVES: How Venezuela Struck It Poor
Keith Johnson, Foreign Policy
Tuesday, January 29
The Left Keeps Getting Venezuela Wrong
James Bloodworth, Foreign Policy
The Chinese Railways Remolding East Africa
Nicholas Muller, The Diplomat
A Real Chance to Write a Historic Wrong in the Philippines
Sholto Byrnes, The National
Welcome to the New Britain, Where Every Week Is Hell
Yasmeen Serhan, The Atlantic
Highbrows Vs. Deplorables
Bruce Bawers, PJ Media
What U.S. Liberals Could Lear From France's Neo-Bonaparte
Matthew Walther, The Week
No More Heroes for the Global Elite
Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
The New Weapons of War
Edward Lucas, Center for European Policy Analysis
Self-Determination and Secessionism in Africa
Michael Khorommbi, Daily Maverick
Brexit: Necessary But Not Sufficient
Oliver Wiseman, CapX
As U.S. Withdraws, Iran's Influence Swells
Jamsheed Choksy & Carol Choksy, YaleGlobal
No, Israel and America Aren't Breaking Up
Aaron David Miller, Haaretz
The Best Power Play Is to Take a Stand for Human Rights
Katrina Lantos Swett, RCW
Why the UK Can't See That Brexit Is Utterly, Utterly Stupid
Simon Wren-Lewis, NS
If the Army Stands With Maduro, What Is Plan B?
Patrick Buchanan, Amer. Cons.
Wednesday, January 30
An Italian Warning for France
Dominique Moisi, Project Syndicate
Europe in Pieces: Where Voters Disagree
Ryan Heath et al, Politico EU
In the Balkans, Diplomacy Wins a Round
Jeff Jacoby, Boston Globe
Mexico’s Drug War
Brianna Lee et al, Council on Foreign Relations
Hold the Line on North Korean Sanctions
David Maxwell, FDD
The Trump Doctrine
Ross Douthat, New York Times
How Trump Stole the Democrats’ Best 2020 Foreign-Policy Stances
M. Hirsh, FP
How Mali Is Pursuing Justice for War That Never Really Ended
Pujol-Mazzini, WPR
A Brotherly Takeover: Could Russia Annex Belarus?
Artyom Shraibman, Mos. Times
Mexico Is Bleeding. Can New President Stop the Violence?
A. Durán-Martínez, Conv.
Venezuela: Frustrated Poor Losing Faith in Beleaguered Maduro
S. Gibbs, Times
Another Brexit High to Come Down From
Rafael Behr, Guardian
Hopes for a Softer Brexit Were Just Dashed
Katy Balls, Spectator
Putin Proposes Old Yet Novel Idea for Turkey-Syria Crisis
Fehim Tastekin, Al Monitor
Thursday, January 31
How Woodrow Wilson Lost the Peace
Hal Brands & Charles Edel, The American Interest
Inside the Secret UAE Team of U.S. Hackers
C. Bing & J. Schectman, Reuters
The Conservative Case for NATO
Rep. Mike Gallagher & Colin Dueck, National Review
Western Elites Are Completely Wrong About the Global Order
Adam Tooze, FP
Globalisation Has Faltered
Economist
U.S. Foreign Policy Should Not Be a Religious Crusade
Doug Bandow, National Interest
How Is Liberia's Weah Faring One Year After Taking Power?
I. Al-Bakri Nyei, Afr. Arg.
Our Man From Boeing
Mandy Smithberger & William Hartung, TomDispatch
Trump Keeps Friends and Foes on Their Toes
Gerard Baker, Times of London
May's Last Chance to Save Brexit
James Forsyth, Spectator
It's Time to Concede the EU Cannot Save Britain From the Tories
Philip Stevens, FT
Why Joseph Kabila Lost the Election
Mvemba Phezo Dizolele, CSIS
Meth and Murder: The War That Has Made Tijuana so Deadly
Kate Linthicum, LAT
Friday, February 1
The Threat of Threat Assessments
Peter Beinart, The Atlantic
Don’t Let the Rise of Europe Steal World History
Peter Frankopan, Aeon
This Is No Time For an Artificial Peace in Korea
Peter Brookes, RealClearWorld
Resilience of Necessity in the Baltics
Ojars Eriks Kalnins, RUSI
America Never Gave Afghan Women a Chance
Sophia Jones & Christina Asquith, FP
The Shameful Persecution of Huawei
John Tamny, RealClearMarkets
Is Huawei a Pawn in the Trade War?
Robert Williams, Foreign Affairs
Tehran, Moscow Differ on Syria, Share Interests Elsewhere
Maxim Suchkov, Al Mon.
The EU Needs a Brexit Endgame
Jean Pisani-Ferry, Project Syndicate
The Fight for Venezuela’s Soul
Annika Hernroth-Rothstein, National Review
The Longer Maduro Stays, the Likelier a Coup Is
Clayton Besaw, The Conversation
Europe Has a Role to Play in Venezuela
MEP Dita Charanzová, RealClearWorld
Venezuelans, Strength Is in Unity
Juan Guaidó, New York Times
Can Macron’s ‘Great National Debate’ Save His Presidency?
Guillaume Liegey, ECFR
Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood's Neoliberal Transformation
Wael Gamal, Carnegie
Bernard-Henri Lévy: Poster Boy For the False Europe
Scott McConnell, TAC
Russia's Azov Strategy: Divide and Antagonize
Alla Hurska, Jamestown
Saturday, February 2
The INF Treaty Is Dead. Is New START Next?
Robbie Gramer & Lara Seligman, FP
It's Still 2 Minutes to Midnight
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
Are Multinationals Eclipsing Nation-States?
Stefano Marcuzzi & Alessio Terzi, PS
Poor and Isolated, Myanmar Backs Into a China Debt Trap
Bertil Lintner, Asia Times
Battle For Venezuela: Will Opposition's Gamble Pay Off?
J.P. Rathbone & G. Long, FT
Why Venezuela's Opposition Is Finally Getting It Right
Félix Seijas Rodríguez, AQ
Will the Asian Model Work For Africa?
M. Van Waijenburg & E. Frankema, African Arg.
I Believe in Hope
Benny Gantz, Times of Israel
How Russia Corrupts World Order
Josh Rogin, Washington Post
Russia's Dying 'Las Vegas'
Yekaterina Pogudina & Carl Schreck, RFERL
Adana Protocol Re-emerges to Counter Turkey's Ambitions
M. Tanchum, J-Post


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