Week of June 3, 2019 Archives

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Monday, June 3
Nothing Prepares You for Visiting Omaha Beach
Rachel Donadio, The Atlantic
The Real Origins of the U.S.-China Cold War
Charles Edel & Hal Brands, Foreign Policy
Six Key Priorities For Trump's UK Visit
Nile Gardiner & Theodore Bromund, Heritage
Mexico Faces Bleak Economic Forecast of Its Own Making
A. Oppenheimer, Herald
The Death of the Two-State Solution
Damir Marusic, The American Interest
U.S. Denies Willingness to Talk S-400 With Turkey
J. Detsch & A. Zaman, Al Monitor
Benjamin Netanyahu’s Future in Doubt
Jonathan Tobin, National Review
How Bibi Blew It
Vivian Bercovici, Commentary
How Not to Choose Europe's Top Banker
Wolfgang Münchau, Financial Times
The Scary Side of Europe’s Economic Data
Melvyn Krauss, Bloomberg View
I'm Glad Alastair Campbell Got the Chop
Peter Hitchens, Daily Mail
EU Elections Produce Fragmentation and Opportunity
David Wemer, Atlantic Council
Europe Redefined
George Friedman, Geopolitical Futures
Germany's New Fault Line: Young vs. Old
Bettina Vestring, Berlin Policy Journal
Four Ways African Union Can Intervene When Dinosaurs Fall
S. Appiah-Mensah, AA
Tuesday, June 4
China’s Complacent Generation
Michael Auslin, Foreign Policy
Tiananmen’s Shadow
Maura Moynihan, City Journal
The Danger of Remembering Tiananmen in Hong Kong
Ryan Krull, The Atlantic
A Massacre, Erased
Jeff Widener et al, Washington Post
Learning About Tiananmen
Tianyu Fang et al, ChinaFile
We Won't Let the World Forget Tiananmen
Rowena Xiaoqing He, Guardian
A Tale of Two State Visits
Niall Ferguson, Boston Globe
Europe's Right Continues Its Rise
Matthew Tyrmand, Human Events
Italy Loses Out as the Pro-Europe Movement Rises
Nathalie Tocci, Politico EU
How to Advance European Security Against Russia
Stephen Blank, The Hill
Russia's National Projects: Economic Reboot or Mucky Bog?
Ben Aris, RM
Why Are Rich Nations Happy to Treat Philippines as Rubbish Dump?
Byrnes, Nat'l
The Navy's War vs. Bolton's War
Michael Klare, TomDispatch
How Spaghetti Westerns Shaped Modern Cinema
Quentin Tarantino, Spectator
A Tribunal For ISIS Fighters?
Anthony Dworkin, ECFR
Wednesday, June 5
The Perfect Storm Confronting Xi Jinping
Dean Cheng, War on the Rocks
Deterrence in Cyberspace
Joseph Nye, Project Syndicate
Seventy-Fifth Anniversary of D-Day
James Lindsay & Corey Cooper & Elizabeth Lordi, CFR
You Can't Defeat Nationalism, So Stop Trying
Stephen Walt, Foreign Policy
75 Years After D-Day, Our Way of Life Is Still Under Threat
S. Livermore, New States.
Will Boris Johnson Save or Sink the Tory Party?
Robert Peston, Spectator
These Last, Reckless Tories Deserve Their Fate
Polly Toynbee, Guardian
Donald Trump Plays Brexit Kingmaker
Gabriella Orr & Charlie Cooper, Politico EU
America's Questionable Alliances
Doug Bandow, National Interest
Tariffs on Mexico Are a Big Win
Jan Brewer, The Hill
Where Trump's Mexican Tariffs Will Hit Hardest
Jude Webber & Fan Fei, Fin. Times
Republicans Threaten to Block Trump's Mexico Tariffs
B. Everett & J. Arkin, Politico
Night Train to Europe
Jonathan Price, First Things
U.S. Rightly Punishes Cuba Over Venezuela
Miami Herald
What HBO’s 'Chernobyl' Got Right, and What It Got Wrong
M. Gessen, New Yorker
Thursday, June 6
U.S. and Chinese Presidents Should Go on a Weekend Retreat
T. Friedman, NYT
What to Do About China?
J. Bradford DeLong, Project Syndicate
Is China About to Give America a 'Bloody Nose'?
Joseph Bosco, The Hill
The U.S. Is Losing Europe in Its Battle With China
Noah Barkin, The Atlantic
Asian Countries Fear China, But Won't Side With America
Economist
Will Trump Really Pull the Trigger on Mexico Tariffs?
Hunter DeRensis, National Interest
Mexico Is an Asylum Free-Rider
Mark Krikorian, National Review
Rahul Gandhi Can't Be Fixed
Sadanand Dhume, Times of India
Israel's Political Meltdown
Shalom Lipner, Atlantic Council
What Is Nazarbayev’s Legacy in Kazakhstan?
Paolo Sorbello, The Diplomat
Russia After Vladimir Putin
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg View
Baltimore Begins Fifth Week Under Electronic Siege
Richard Forno, Defense One
Brexit, Not U.S., Is the Threat to Britain's NHS
Amy Davidson Sorkin, New Yorker
Don't Give Up on Venezuela
Ryan Berg & Thiago de Aragão, Washington Examiner
Friday, June 7
Reckless in Riyadh
Steven Simon & Daniel Benjamin, New York Review of Books
India Rising? Maybe Not
Derek Scissors, National Interest
This Is How Egypt's Revolution Failed. Sudan, Please Take Notice
O. Gaweesh, AA
Dreams of Freedom Crushed in Khartoum
David Pilling, Financial Times
A Warning to Sudan - and Perhaps to the Saudis
Simon Henderson, The Hill
The West Is Complicit in 30-Year Cover-Up of Tiananmen
Ai Weiwei, Guardian
Trudeau's Unrequited Love For China
Paul Wells, Maclean's
How Would Reagan Approach Iran?
Marik Von Rennenkampff, War on the Rocks
Is Russia Rethinking Its Relationship With China?
Bruno Maçães, Moscow Times
The European Slide Toward Irrelevance
Jakub Grygiel, The American Interest
First Wave at Omaha Beach
S.L.A. Marshall, The Atlantic
Invitation to an Arms Race
Stephen Kinzer, Boston Globe
How Kolomoisky Does Business in the United States
Anders Aslund, Atlantic Council
D-Day’s Dying Legacy
Michael Hirsh, Foreign Policy
EU Defense Policy Is Becoming More Supranational
Pierre Haroche, LSE Blog
Saturday, June 8
Egypt’s Economy Isn’t Booming, It’s Collapsing
Yehia Hamed, Foreign Policy
‘No Role’ for Europe in Proposed Syria Safe Zone
Jack Detsch, Al Monitor
Developing Countries Rejecting Plastic Waste, Narrowing Options
K. O'Neill, Conv.
Europe’s Silent Majority Speaks Out
George Soros, Project Syndicate
He Was Arrested at 13. Now Saudi Arabia Wants to Execute Him
Darwish et al, CNN
The Tories Have Reason to Be Terrified
Ross Clark, Spectator
Nothing Is Normal in Israeli Politics Anymore
Frida Ghitis, World Politics Review


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