Week of April 29, 2019 Archives

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Monday, April 29
Turkey's Path to a Post-American Alliance Architecture
Michael Tanchum, Turkish PQ
Why You Should Never Start a Trade War With an Autocracy
Economist
China’s Place in UK Interests Is Growing
Kerry Brown, SCMP
The Spies Who Came In From the Continent
Calder Walton, Foreign Policy
EU’s Best Western Ally Is Now in the East
David Herszenhorn, Politico EU
Should Trump Worry About the Putin-Xi Meeting?
Doug Bandow, National Interest
What Do Recent Elections Mean For Southeast Asia?
Amy Searight, CSIS
Scotland's Case For Splitting Away Is Stronger Than Ever
John Harris, Guardian
Fear and Loathing in Balochistan 
Muhammad Akbar Notezai, The Diplomat
Rehanging Rembrandt
Michael Prodger, New Statesman
The Middle East Comes to Sri Lanka
A.J. Caschetta, The Hill
Against ‘Nationalism’
Nicholas Frankovich, National Review
Islamist Terrorism Remains World's Greatest Threat to Peace
David Harsanyi, DS
Tuesday, April 30
Guaidó Supporters Flock to Base in Bid to Oust Maduro
Phillips & Torres, Guardian
The Aim of Putin's 'Passportization' Move
Sam Greene, Moscow Times
America Must Stand With Ukraine Against Russia
Michael McCaul, National Interest
A Green-NDP Merger? It Could Be a Big Hit
Philippe Fournier, Maclean's
What Sudan Tells Us About 21st-Century Coups
Peter Apps, Reuters
John Bolton on the Warpath
Dexter Filkins, New Yorker
The Deserved Winners and Big Losers of Spain's Election
Mark Nayler, Spectator
The New Revolution in Military Affairs
Christian Brose, Foreign Affairs
Argentina: Another 'Cracked' Democracy?
Luis Tonelli, Worldcrunch
A Grand Strategy Grounded in History
Stewart Patrick, World Politics Review
Did Netanyahu Cut Deal With Assad?
Ben Caspit, Al Monitor
Loving Dictators Is as American as Apple Pie
Steven Cook, Foreign Policy
How Did Sunday’s Elections Change Spain’s Political Landscape?
C. Cué, El Pais
5 Takeaways From Spain’s Election
Diego Torres, Politico EU
The Unexpected Survival of Spain’s Socialist Government
Giles Tremlett, NS
The Kosovo War at 20
Gil Barndollar, The American Conservative
China, the U.S. and Trade in a Dog-Eat-Dog World
Edward Luce, Financial Times
Wednesday, May 1
Why Military Rebellion in Venezuela Is Not a Coup
Andres Oppenheimer, Miami Herald
The City of Europe’s Future
Ben Judah, The American Interest
There Is No Coup in Venezuela
Eli Lake, Bloomberg View
Ukraine's Funny New First Lady Is Dead Serious
Anna Nemtsova, Daily Beast
Building Blocks of a New Russian Foreign Policy Strategy
D. Trenin, Carn. Moscow
Russia and NATO: A Dialogue of Differences
Mathieu Boulègue, Chatham House
Russia's Questionable S-400 Turkey Deal
Seth Frantzman, National Interest
In Japan, the Long Shadows of a Failed War
Motoko Rich, New York Times
We Must Ignore the Anti-Fracking Nimbies
Roger Boyes, Times of London
Why Aren’t Corbynistas Celebrating the Gilets Jaunes?
Brendan O'Neill, Spectator
Mexico and the Problem of 'Privilege Violence'
Luis Rubio, Worldcrunch
What Changes in Sudan Mean For South Sudan's Fragile Peace
M. Lerichie, AA
How Much Did Orthodox Church Help Revive Russia's Military?
D. Gorenburg, RM
Counterterrorism in the Era of Great-Power Competition
C. Costa, Defense One
Migration and Terror: U.S. Can Learn From Europe's Mistakes
Sam Mullins, WOTR
Thursday, May 2
How an Elaborate Plan to Topple Maduro Went Wrong
Uri Friedman, The Atlantic
Is Russia Sleepwalking Into Chinese Dominance?
Tomi Huhtanen, Martens Centre
Guaidó's Risky Bet Paid Off, Barely
Mac Margolis, Bloomberg View
Time to Find a New Approach to Beijing
Bernhard Zand, Der Spiegel
Vlad the Conqueror
Clifford May, FDD
Ultra-Remainers Could Score a Massive Own Goal on Brexit
Owen Jones, Guardian
The U.S. Is Forgetting Lessons of Counterinsurgency, Again
Judah Grunstein, WPR
America's Coup Attempt in Caracas
Damon Linker, The Week
Gazprom Feeling the Competition in Europe
Rauf Mammadov, Jamestown Foundation
The Huawei Challenge
Ashish Kumar Sen, Atlantic Council
The Suez Crisis and the Fog of Diplomacy
Jordan Chandler Hirsch, War on the Rocks
Should Russians Be Wary of Chinese Bearing Gifts?
Pavel Luzin, Riddle
Venezuela Becomes Trump’s Latest Proxy Battle With Russia
Nahal Toosi, Pol. EU
Will Guaidó's Gamble Pay Off?
Christopher Sabatini, Foreign Policy
Sudan's Protesters Plot Next Stage of Revolution
David Pilling, Financial Times
Friday, May 3
How to Get Rid of Nicolás Maduro
The Economist
How the (Once) Most Corrupt Country in the World Got Clean(er)
J. Blank, Atlantic
Did Israel Have Nukes During the 1967 War?
Yvette J. Deane, Jerusalem Post
The Hard Part About Overthrowing Maduro
Omar Lugo, Worldcrunch
The Slip That Revealed the Real Trump Doctrine
Paul Musgrave, Foreign Policy
No Reason to Fear PA Economic Collapse
Efraim Inbar, Jerusalem Post
Let Venezuela Decide Its Own Destiny
Patrick Buchanan, The American Conservative
The Rorschach Test of Notre Dame
Sławomir Sierakowski, Project Syndicate
Shifting Currents in the Arctic
Rachel Ellehuus et al, CSIS
The World’s Next Big Growth Challenge
A. Michael Spence, Project Syndicate
Don't Blame Washington For Venezuela's Oil Woes
Hausmann & Muci, Am. Quarterly
Autocrats R Us
Rebecca Gordon, TomDispatch
Spain's Socialists Have a Chance to Solve Catalonia
David Gardner, Financial Times
The Persistent Status Quo With North Korea
Robert Kelly, Lowy Interpreter
Democrats Move to Defund Yemen War After Veto Defeat
Bryant Harris, Al Monitor
Sri Lanka Was a Garrison State. Will the Easter Attacks Turn it Back?
MWI
The Story of London's Tech Scene, Told by Those Who Built It
James Silver, Wired
Saturday, May 4
How to Hit Russia Where It Hurts
Peter Harrell, Foreign Affairs
Christian Persecution ‘At Near Genocide Levels’
BBC News
Local Elections: Deep Fault Lines That Could Break the UK’s Party System
Sky N.
Why Does Israel Need the American Peace Plan?
Yaakov Katz, Jerusalem Post
Trump’s Surreal Phone Call With Vladimir Putin
David A. Graham, The Atlantic
The Birth of Chinese Nationalism
Salvatore Babones, Foreign Policy
How the Channel Tunnel Changed Europe Forever
Joe Minihane, CNN
Why Turkey And America Cannot Compromise In Syria
Aaron Stein, FPRI
Thailand Crowns Its Newly-Wed King
Tan Hui Yee, Straits Times
Can Turkey Double Down in Libya Game?
Fehim Tastekin, Al-Monitor
Understanding Saudi Arabia’s Nuclear Energy Programme
Névine Schepers, IISS
North Korea Launches Short-Range Projectiles, South Says
Choe Sang-Hun, NYT


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