Week of February 18, 2019 Archives

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Monday, February 18
The Decline of the Israeli Left
Vivian Bercovici, Commentary
France-Italy Spats Are a Preview of the Europe to Come
Luigi Scazzieri, CER
The SNC-Lavalin Affair Is Overblown, but Liberals Still Bungled It
Conrad Black, NP
The Incredible Miscalculation by Trudeau and Co.
Stephen Maher, Maclean's
A Big ANC Election Win Will Not Be a Happy Ending
Yazeed Fakier, Daily Maverick
Matters Unresolved: Calls For a War Court in Liberia
L. Rouse, African Arguments
No Longer the Champion of the Free World
Anne Applebaum, Washington Post
Anti-Americanism: As German as Apple Strudel
Bruce Bawer, PJ Media
Rift Between Trump and Europe Is Now Open and Angry
Erlanger & Bennhold, NYT
The Migrant Caravan: Made in USA
Roberto Saviano, New York Review of Books
A Glass Quarter-Full Reading of Trump's Border Deal
Byron York, Wash. Examiner
How New Silk Roads Are Shaping Southwest Asia
Pepe Escobar, Asia Times
Germany's Problematic Approach to Nazi-Era Art Restitution
Sara Angel, G&M
What Can EU Do to Keep Its Firms Globally Relevant?
Petropoulos & Wolff, Bruegel
May and Corbyn Complicit in Pushing Britain Toward Disaster
A. Rawnsley, Guardian
A Thai Princess Tries Her Hand at Politics
John Reed, Financial Times
The New Yorker Running for President of Nigeria
Pawel Slabiak, New Republic
Tuesday, February 19
Sunni Jihad Is Going Local
Hassan Hassan, The Atlantic
France Mobilizes Against Anti-Semitism?
Shimon Samuels, Jerusalem Post
Authoritarianism in the Information Age
Jacob Shapiro, Geopolitical Futures
I Love Labour, But Sometimes No Longer Recognize It
Tom Watson, Labour List
This Labour Schism Makes No Sense at All
Polly Toynbee, Guardian
Britain's Great Parties Are on the Brink
Rachel Sylvester, Times of London
In Praise of the Labour Splitters
Alex Massie, Spectator
The Odds Are Stacked Against Britain's New Independent Group
D. Carswell, CapX
All This Should Remind You of the Run-Up to the Iraq War
Steven Cook, For. Policy
German Politics: The SPD’s Turn to Make Noise
Florian Hense, The Globalist
Spain's Broken Politics, Fraught With Anxiety and Boredom
Dan Hancox, National
U.S. Intel: Russia Tried to Con World With Bogus Missile
Ankit Panda, Daily Beast
And If Venezuela's Maduro Survives?
Marcos Peckel, Worldcrunch
Europe to Mike Pence: No, Thank You
Roger Cohen, New York Times
Wednesday, February 20
China Will Not Surpass America Any Time Soon
Joseph Nye, Financial Times
Eastern Europe’s Problem Isn’t Russia
Thomas de Waal, Politico EU
Not Even Trump Can Drive Europe Into Russia's Arms
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloom. View
How to Regulate the Internet Without Becoming a Dictator
Justin Sherman, Foreign Policy
What Went Wrong With Podemos?
Giles Tremlett, Guardian
The US and UN Are Repeating Iraq-Style Mistakes in Somalia
Michael Rubin, The Hill
U.S. Objective of Isolating Iran Continues to Be a Failure
Tridivesh Singh Maini, NoL
House Inquiry Into Proposed Nuclear Venture in S. Arabia
Fandos & Mazzetti, NYT
Where's the Outrage Over Maduro's Death Squads?
Francisco Toro, Washington Post
Russia's Youth Are More Conservative Than You Think
Stanislav Andreychuk, Riddle
Q&A on Ukraine's March 31 Presidential Election
Timothy Ash, Kyiv Post
Scotland’s Marriage of Inconvenience
Amy Mackinnon, Foreign Policy
Will Peace With Ethiopia Usher In a Political Opening in Eritrea?
Tanja Müller, WPR
Ireland Should Stop Worrying and Learn to Love Brexit
Eoin Drea, Irish Times
Thursday, February 21
The New Containment
Michael Mandelbaum, Foreign Affairs
Americans Want a Less Aggressive Foreign Policy
Ian Bremmer, Time
Don't Set the Bar Too Low For North Korea
Japan Times
Human Rights Are the Key to a North Korea Deal
Victor Cha, Bloomberg View
The Many Delusions Behind the Transatlantic Breakup
Judah Grunstein, WPR
The Beginning of the End For Labour
Stephen Daisley, Spectator
14 Percent Would Vote For Britain's Independent Group
Anthony Wells, YouGov
Is the Future of ISIS Female?
Vera Mironova, New York Times
Who Killed Tulum?
Reeves Wiedeman, New York Magazine
How the Balkans Solved a Balkan Problem
Katerina Kolozova, Al Jazeera
Revoking Pakistan's MFN Status: More Symbolic Than Punitive
Bathla & Jah, Hindu
The AI Road to Serfdom?
Robert Skidelsky, Project Syndicate
Central Asia Is Reconnecting With Itself
Austen Dowell, The Diplomat
Friday, February 22
The Russian Sleuth Who Outs Moscow's Elite Hackers
Andy Greenberg, Wired
The Guaidó Generation
Andrés Cañizález, Global Americans
In Mexico and Brazil, Mano Dura Gains Ground Left and Right
Adriana Abdenur, AQ
Here’s How Trump Can Hasten Maduro’s Exit
José Cárdenas, Foreign Policy
Misplaced Nostalgia For the Old West
Judy Dempsey, Carnegie Europe
America Intervenes
Jackson Lears, London Review of Books
It’s Foreign Policy That Distinguishes Bernie This Time
Peter Beinart, The Atlantic
On Venezuela, Sanders Proves Socialism's Choking Immorality
Tom Rogan, Exam.
The U.S. Shift to Asia Is More Than a Short-Term Pivot
Janan Ganesh, Fin. Times
The Thelma and Louise of British Politics
Gaby Hinsliff, Guardian
Who Benefits From the Pulwama Attack?
Umair Jamal, The Diplomat
America: ‘Indispensable Nation’ No More
Andrew Bacevich, The American Conservative
Getting 'Nihilism' Right
Robert Zaretsky, Zocalo Public Square
Can Guyana Avoid the Oil Curse?
Jennapher Lunde Seefeldt, The Conversation
Trump's Yuan Confusion
Jeff Spross, The Week
Saturday, February 23
The West Doesn't Understand Its Own Decline
Andrew Michta, The American Interest
How to Restore Democracy in Venezuela
Ryan Berg, RealClearWorld
Venezuela’s Food Crisis Reaches a Breaking Point
Stephania Taladrid, New Yorker
Brexit Becomes More Baffling by the Day
Heather Conley, CSIS
The Last Days of the Islamic State
Quentin Sommerville, New Statesman
A Telling Loss For Trump's Space Force
Jonathan Bernstein, Bloomberg View
As Things Stand, Any President of Nigeria Is Bound to Fail
C. Obioma, Guardian
Turkey-China Collaboration Hits a Wall Over Uyghur Policy
M. Tanchum, Jer. Post
Israel and Poland Must Look Forward, Not Backward
Dov Zakheim, National Interest
This Week in Anti-Semitism
Franklin Foer, The Atlantic
Pentagon Tries to Reassure Kurdish Allies
Jack Detsch, Al Monitor
Leaving a Token Force in Syria Is More Significant Than You Think
D. French, NRO
Venezuela: Tensions Rise as Showdown Looms
Erin Durkin, Guardian


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