Week of March 18, 2019 Archives

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Monday, March 18
Sanctions Have Helped Russia Rebuild Its Domestic Industries
Judy Twigg, TNI
No Choice and No Exit for the UK
Robert Skidelsky, Project Syndicate
How to Help Venezuelans Oust Maduro
Roger Noriega, New York Post
The EU Has Never Had More Power Over Britain
Andrew Rawnsley, Guardian
Quit Worrying and Learn To Love Trade With China
Deirdre Nansen McCloskey, Reason
Silk Road Opens Rift in Italy’s Government
Silvia Sciorilli Borrelli, Politico EU
Forgive the IRA and We Must Do Same For Bloody Sunday Soldiers
L. Shriver, Spec
Germany’s Self-Delusion About a ‘No-Spying’ Pact With China
Peter Mattis, WOTR
The Dark Web Enabled the Christchurch Killer
Jacob Aasland Ravndal, Foreign Policy
Australia's PM Tells Fairytales While Ardern Goes Radical
Sean Kelly, SM Herald
England Can't Get Out of Ireland, Ireland Can't Get Out of England
M. O'Toole, NS
Sources: India, Pakistan Threatened to Unleash Missiles
Miglani & Jorgic, Reuters
Is This the Last Dalai Lama?
Jessica Batke, ChinaFile
A Repulsively Casual Terrorist Manifesto
Graeme Wood, The Atlantic
Tuesday, March 19
Maduro’s Useful Idiots
Shlomo Ben-Ami, Project Syndicate
Why Macron Should Show May Mercy Over Brexit
Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
France’s Yellow Vests Are Rebels Without a Cause
Rachel Donadio, The Atlantic
Can Europe Pay the Price of Following the US’ Huawei Boycott?
Arild Vollan, SCMP
Could Huawei Destroy the Special Relationship?
Michael Auslin, Spectator
Italy Signs Up for the Belt and Road Initiative
Jacob Shapiro, Geopolitical Futures
Italy Takes a Chance on Belt and Road
Sabena Siddiqui, Asia Times
Crimea Won't Be Resolved For Years to Come
Steven Pifer, Brookings Institution
Regaining El Salvador as an Ally
Juan Fernando Herrera Ramos, Taipei Times
Gantz, Gaza and a Very Inconvenient Hack
Nahum Barnea, YNet
Stop Politicizing the Christchurch Killings
Madeleine Kearns, National Review
The New Zealand Massacre Grew From Australian Roots
Pankaj Mishra, Bloom. View
Trump’s Bad Deal with the Taliban
Thomas Joscelyn & Bill Roggio, Politico
Moldova Elections: Silver Linings and Negative Trends
Vladimir Socor, Jamestown
Mark Rutte’s Last Stand
Tom-Jan Meeus, Politico EU
Cobbling Together a Senate Majority as Dutch Politics Fragment
Stan Veuger, AEI
Wednesday, March 20
Nazarbayev Shows Putin a Path to Keeping Power
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg View
Nazarbayev Is Giving Up Presidency, Not Power
Reid Standish, Foreign Policy
Nazarbayev's Resignation Might Be His Greatest Legacy
Bruce Pannier, RFERL
Kazakhstan: The Man Who Will Be President
EurasiaNet
The Rise of Unfreedom in the West
Andrew Michta, The American Interest
Why Demands For a Free Press Are at Center of Serbia's Protests
Z. Csaky, WPR
Brexit: All We Know Is That Something Has to Happen
Stephen Bush, New Statesman
Bercow, Brexit and the Battle For Sovereignty
Alex Massie, CapX
On Brexit, Both Sides Are Losing at the Same Time
Rafael Behr, Guardian
Brexit by July 1 Unless UK Votes in EU Election: Document
Jacopo Barigazzi, Pol. EU
Catalan Independence Trial Widens Spain's Divides
Ralph Bunche, EU Observer
The Decline of Deterrence
Andrew Krepinevich, Hudson Institute
Has Russia Finally Found its Niche in the World?
Alexei Levinson, Moscow Times
The Saudi Lie
Madawi Al-Rasheed, London Review of Books
Thursday, March 21
The Credibility of German Multilateralism
Judy Dempsey, Carnegie Europe
Why Orbán and His Allies Won't Win the EU Elections
Ivan Krastev, Guardian
Trump Wants NATO's Eyes on China
Robbie Gramer, Foreign Policy
Brexit Is Not a Netflix Show
Bonny Brooks, Arc
Christchurch Turned My Mosque Into a Place of Fear
Vianna Goodwin, Vox
Did the New Zealand Shooter Change the Cultural Script?
David French, Nat'l Review
Talk to Us, Zuckerberg
Chris Keall, New Zealand Herald
What It’s Like to Be Thrown in Jail for Posting on Facebook
Alizeh Kohari, Wired
Bolsonaro’s Grand Entrance Into Trump’s Washington
Curt Mills, National Interest
Theresa May Doubles Down on Brexit — Again
Patrick Maguire, New Statesman
Inside China’s Plan for Global Supremacy
David Goldman, Tablet Magazine
South Korea, Beware the Threat of State-Led Nationalism
Chun Young-gi, JoongAng
Fragments of the Bosnian War
Jorie Horsthuis, Politico EU
Bolstering Congressional Support For NATO
Rachel Rizzo & Carrie Cordero, CNAS
Italy’s Plan to Join China’s Belt and Road Initiative Ruffles Feathers
Economist
Friday, March 22
A Rising China Drives the U.S. Army’s New Pacific Game Plan
Lara Seligman, FP
Back to the Nuclear Precipice
Javier Solana, Project Syndicate
Doctors Face Two Enemies in Fight Against Ebola
F. Schaap & S. Ramazzotti, Spiegel
Nazis Have Always Been Trolls
Adam Serwer, The Atlantic
The Peacemakers’ War
Bahgat Korany, Cairo Review
More Than English: Chaucer, the Great European Poet
Marina Benjamin, Aeon
Italy Should Tread Cautiously Down China’s Silk Road
Paola Subacchi, Globe and Mail
The U.S. Navy's Big Plan: A 355 Ship Fleet (By 2034)
David Axe, National Interest
Ukraine's Election Is Unpredictable on Its Own Terms
K. Skorkin, Moscow Times
Crimea: Putin's Masterclass in Political Manipulation
Leonid Ragozin, Al Jazeera
Macron Confuses Rigidity With Strength
Jan Zahradil, EU Observer
Far-Right Populists Score Big Win in Dutch Vote
Eline Schaart, Politico EU
Antisemitism - the Endgame?
Brenda Katten, Jerusalem Post
Is an Escalation Imminent in Western Libya?
Nathan Vest, RealClearWorld
Brexit: Third vote likely next week after EU extension offer
Saturday, March 23
International Relations Theory Doesn’t Understand Culture
Christian Reus-Smit, FP
Trump Has Liberated Israel
Shmuel Rosner, New York Times
The Plan For England's Northern Towns Is Managed Decline
Lynsey Hanley, Guardian
The Stakes For Venezuela's Opposition
Michael Schoenleber, The Hill
Actually, NATO Is Thriving
Charles Kupchan, Foreign Affairs
The Israeli Occupation Is Anything But Temporary
Joseph Dana, The National
Israel: Trump to sign Golan Sovereignty Decree on Monday
YNet


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