Week of March 11, 2019 Archives

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Monday, March 11
Fate of Italy's 5 Stars Will Be a Sign of European Populism's Future
A. Boccato, Ind.
Cuba's Shifting Geopolitics
Allison Fedirka, Geopolitical Futures
Ending U.S. Risk Exposure in Korea
Ted Galen Carpenter, RealClearWorld
We're Edging Closer to a World of Nuclear Wars
Stephen Kinzer, Boston Globe
What Would Abe's Peace Treaty With Russia Include?
James D.J. Brown, Japan Times
The Geopolitical Implications of Global Energy Transition
S. Tagliapietra, Bruegel
The Aftershocks of Aleppo's Fall Continue to Shake the Region
Hussein Ibish, Nat'l
German Ban on Arms Exports to Saudis Spurs Pushback
Der Spiegel
France‘s Strongman Strategy in the Sahel
Tarek Megerisi & Andrew Lebovich, ECFR
The 'Times' and Israel: A Review of 2018
Gilead Ini, Commentary
False Equivalence Between Islamophobia and Anti-Semitism
D. Murray, Spectator
Europe Doesn’t Even Agree on Assad Anymore
Anchal Vochra, Foreign Policy
Where Would Anti-Israel American Left Be Without Netanyahu?
C. Shalev, Haaretz
Gantz Is Firing Blanks
Jeff Barak, Jerusalem Post
Churchill’s Diagnosis Stands, From Stalin to Putin
Paul Goble, Euromaidan Press
Tuesday, March 12
America's Polarization Is Wrecking Its Foreign Policy
Stephen Walt, Foreign Policy
Present at the Destruction
Daniel Drezner, Washington Post
Think the Commonwealth Can Save Britain? That's Utter Delusion
K. Rudd, G'dian
A Firsthand View of How the U.S.-Russia Relationship Soured
W. Burns, Carnegie
Bolsonaro's Visit Could Herald New Era For Brazil-US Ties
P. Dobriansky, Mia. Herald
Did Theresa May Get Enough From Brussels?
James Forsyth, Spectator
No End in Sight for the EU’s Democracy Crisis
Daniel Hegedüs, German Marshall Fund
Algerians Won a Battle, But the Struggle Goes On
Malia Bouattia, Al Jazeera
The Middle East’s Great Divide Is Not Sectarianism
Hussein Agha & Robert Malley, New Yorker
What Will It Take to Pass the Brexit Deal?
Aarti Shankar, CapX
The Western Erasure of African Tragedy
Hannah Giorgis, The Atlantic
Algeria’s Protesters Score a Huge Win
Alex Ward, Vox
How Turkey's Lifeline to Maduro May Fall Apart
Imdat Oner, Americas Quarterly
Is a War With Iran on the Horizon?
Bob Dreyfuss, TomDispatch
The Dogs of War Sniff Out Mission in Central Africa
Ted Galen Carpenter, TAC
Wednesday, March 13
Trump's Full Venezuela Policy Comes Into View
Curt Mills, National Interest
What Brexit Means For the Future of UK Capitalism
Martin Sandbu, Political Quarterly
The World Is Watching, Justin Trudeau
Matt Gurney, Maclean's
Justin Trudeau’s Feminist Brand Is Imploding
Katherine Laidlaw, The Atlantic
Protestants in Ireland: A Minority in Search of an Identity?
Ida Milne, Irish Times
Labour Goes Bread-and-Butter Over Brexit
Ian Swanson, The Scotsman
Empty Offices Are the New Normal at Pentagon
Lara Seligman & Robbie Gramer, FP
Top 5 Issues to Watch in 2020 Budget
Mackenzie Eaglen, American Enterprise Institute
Will Slovakia Deliver a Rebuke to Populism?
Dalibor Rohac, The American Interest
Venezuela’s Historic Blackout, in 17 Photos
Alex Ward & Jennifer Williams, Vox
How Many Defeats Can Britain Take?
Dawn Foster, New York Times
In the Gulf, China Plays to Win But U.S. Has Upper Hand
Michael Greenwald, The Hill
No-Deal Brexit Is Coming - and It Will Be the EU That Pushes It
R. Preston, Spec.
Theresa May Had One Job. Here Is Why She Cannot Do It.
Rafael Behr, Guardian
Germany's CDU Lukewarm on Macron's EU Vision
Andrew Rettman, EU Observer
Boeing Pilots in US Complained About Suspected Flaw
Aspinwall et al, Dallas News
Fate of 737 Max Could Turn on a Trump Tweet
David Fickling, Bloomberg View
Thursday, March 14
The New Era of U.S. Security Policy Will Center on the Navy
Robert Kaplan, WaPo
Russia's Tragic Great Power Politics
Robert Hamilton, Foreign Policy Research Institute
What Happens Next in U.S.-North Korea Relations
Graham Allison, National Interest
Alliances Shift as the Syrian War Winds Down
George Friedman, Geopolitical Futures
ISIS Defeat Is Not the End of Jihadism
David Gardner, Financial Times
The Generals Really Running Algeria Won't Step Aside
Francisco Serrano, WP Review
The Rwanda-Uganda Rift Deepens
Ivan Ashaba & Gerald Bareebe, African Arguments
We’re Losing the War on Corruption
Franklin Foer, The Atlantic
Welcome to the 'Hotel California' Brexit
Bob Seely, CapX
Britain Looks Into the Trade Abyss
Keith Johnson, Foreign Policy
Europe Without the UK: Liberated or Diminished?
Sophia Besch et al, CER
Hypnotised by Cake and Unicorns, Brexit Perfectionists Blew It
O. Norgrove, G'dian
The British Political Class Is Trapped by Its Own History
John Gray, New Statesman
The Softer Forms of Brexit Are the Only Easy Options Left
H. Schmieding, Globalist
China's Growing Hawkishness
Aaron Kliegman, Free Beacon
Friday, March 15
The Next Stage of the Korean Peace Process
Chung-in Moon, Foreign Affairs
Trump's Hanoi Walkout Upends South Korean Politics
Frida Ghitis, WP Review
The West Is Pushing Back Against China. It's Working
Stein Ringen, LA Times
The Great Realignment of Britain
David Frum, The Atlantic
The High Costs of the New Cold War
Minxin Pei, Project Syndicate
Spain's Watergate: Inside the Scandal That Changed a Nation
Sam Edwards, G'dian
Christchurch Mosque Shootings: A Matter of When, Not If
Darren Morton, NZ Herald
Shitposting, Inspirational Terror, and the Christchurch Massacre
R. Evans, B-Cat
Five Years Later, Has Putin's Ukraine Gamble Paid Off?
Simon Saradzhyan, Russia Matters
Maduro’s Hidden Censorship Apparatus
Samuel Woodhams, Global Americans
Where Will Maduro End Up? A Ranking
Brendan O'Boyle, Americas Quarterly
The Brexit Endgame: A Visual Guide
Amy Davidson Sorkin, New Yorker
Protests in Algeria Do Not Indicate Rerun of Arab Uprisings
Con Coughlin, National
Britain Moves Closer to the Brink
Jörg Schindler, Der Spiegel
Trump Officials Warn More Iran Sanctions Are Coming
Barbara Slavin, Al Monitor
Iran Is Mastering the Final Frontier
Kevjn Lim & Gil Baram, Foreign Policy
Plug and Fight: A French Air Wing on a U.S. Carrier
C. Charpentier, Proceedings
Saturday, March 16
The Strongmen Strike Back, and We Have No Defense
Robert Kagan, Wash. Post
The Amnesia of the U.S. Foreign Policy Establishment
John Glaser, New Republic
Russia’s Next Land Grab Will Be in Europe
Mikheil Saakashvili, Foreign Policy
Berlin Needs to Heed Washington on Huawei
Michael Watson, RealClearWorld
A Mass Murder of, and For, the Internet
Kevin Roose, New York Times
A Mass Murder for the Age of Sh##posting
Theodore Kupfer, National Review
Bloody Sunday Was a Very British Atrocity
Eamonn McCann, Guardian


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