Week of July 1, 2019 Archives

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Monday, July 1
Putin's Wrong, But So Are the Liberals
Pankaj Mishra, Bloomberg View
George Soros and Charles Koch Team Up to End 'Forever Wars'
S. Kinzer, Bos. Globe
How the Welsh Fought Back
Rowan Williams, New Statesman
The Indo-Pacific Is the New Asia
Melissa Conley Tyler, Lowy Interpreter
North Korea, U.S. Agree to Restart Working-Level Talks
Oliver Hotham, NK News
A Qualitative Shift in U.S.-North Korea Relations
Eric Gomez, National Interest
Trump Just Gave North Korea More Than It Ever Dreamed of
Michael Hirsh, FP
Renewed Hope For North Korea Deal
Tong Kim, Korea Times
If Trump Can Negotiate With Kim Jong Un, Why Not Iran?
Aaron David Miller, CNN
Making History in Panmunjom
JoongAng Daily
A Big Step Toward Denuclearization?
Rebecca Grant, Fox News
Last Century’s Absurd Immigration Debate
George Will, Washington Post
The Coming Libra Panics
Stephen Grenville, Project Syndicate
Why Trump Is Weaponizing the Dollar
Sam Fleming, Financial Times
How Xi Trumped Trump at the G20
Charles Burton, Globe and Mail
Trump Keeps the Crazies on Edge
Kelly McParland, National Post
Tuesday, July 2
Socialism and Capitalism
George Friedman, Geopolitical Futures
Trump’s Reluctance to Bomb Foreign Countries Is a Strength
Andrew Bacevich, LAT
The Foreign Policy Fallout of Appointing the Worst People
Max Boot, Wash. Post
Canada's Foreign Policy Is Stuck
Doug Saunders, Globe and Mail
Bolton of Mongolia
Fred Kaplan, Slate
Can Russia’s Only Aircraft Carrier Survive?
Richard Moss and Ryan Vest, Proceedings
Europe Must Band Together to Build a Rival to Facebook
H. Derakhshan, Guardian
Simone Weil Is More Relevant Than Ever
Robert Zaretsky, Foreign Affairs
The Guardian Finds a New Flavor of Anti-Americanism
Alex Berezow, ACSH
A Future Without Currency Wars?
Harold James, Project Syndicate
The Stopped Clock Rule: EU Gets It Right on Iran
Bill Wirtz, The American Conservative
What Led Peru’s Former President to Take His Own Life?
Daniel Alarcón, New Yorker
Democracy Bedevils Brazil's Bolsonaro
Mac Margolis, Bloomberg View
With Repeated Rejections, Palestinians Risk Total Irrelevance
Aaron Kliegman, FB
Realism Resurgent: The Rise of the Quincy Institute
Curt Mills, National Interest
Wednesday, July 3
In Defense of Diplomacy with Despots, From 1776 to Today
Justin Shapiro, NRO
The Fight For the Poorest Country in Europe
W. Hill & D. Kramer, The American Interest
All These Etonians
James Wood, London Review of Books
Dealing With the Dragon
Philip Shull, Foreign Service Journal
Crouching China, Hidden North Korea Agenda
Henri Féron, National Interest
The Geopolitics of Theresa May’s Dutiful Handshake
Mark Galeotti, Moscow Times
Who Will Benefit as U.S. Leaves East Asia
Peter Zeihan & Melissa Taylor, ZoG
A People-Centered Approach to Conflict Resolution in Ukraine
C. Marangé, WOTR
From Camel Herder to Dictator
Alex De Waal, Foreign Policy
Lam Plays High-Risk Game With Hong Kong Protests
Jamil Anderlini, Financial Times
U.S. Border Centers Found to Be More Squalid Than Thought
Z. Kanno-Youngs, NYT
Anger Rises in Liberia
Stephen Kollie, African Arguments
Can Mauritania Serve as a Role Model?
David Keene, Washington Times
Mauritania's Vote Entrenches a Ruling Clique For Decades
Alex Thurston, WPR
Thursday, July 4
The Real Origins of the U.S.-China Cold War
Charles Edel & Hal Brands, Foreign Policy
Could the U.S. Win in the Arctic?
Jeff Janaro, Proceedings
‘A Nation Built on a Universal Claim to Human Dignity’
Ronald Reagan, The Bulwark
The American Political System Is Worth Celebrating
Noah Rothman, Commentary
The Fourth of July Has Always Been Political
David Waldstreicher, The Atlantic
Corbynism Is Rotting From the Head Down
David Aaronovitch, Times of London
Nuclear War Is Still Possible. Trump Made It Less Likely.
H. Kazianis & J. Grover, TNI
While U.S. Sidelines Itself, the Rest of the World Makes Deals
Keith Johnson, FP
Friday, July 5
A Roadmap For the Balkans
Wolfgang Ischinger, Politico EU
Hong Kong and Taiwan's Strengthening Anti-China Bonds
Chris Horton, Atlantic
The World if America Leaves NATO
Economist
Robespierre's America
Bret Stephens, New York Times
Which Candidate Will Show Leadership on Free Ports?
Ben Houchen, Cons. Home
Labour Can't Afford a Culture War
Len McCluskey, New Statesman
China’s Terrifying Surveillance Tech, on Display in London
Chris Daw, Spectator
Dictators Are Obsolete
Kyiv Post
Bad Ideas Are Spreading Like the Plague
Stephanie Slade, Reason
Abiy Ahmed Can No Longer Control the Forces He's Unleashed
Nizar Manek, FP
Ethiopia Is the Destination for Many Fleeing Home
S. Bogner & P. Hertzberg, Spiegel
Why Is American Aggression Missing in Action?
Tom Engelhardt, TomDispatch
US Armed Forces Are Defenders of Liberty, Not Tools of Oppression
S. Green, PJM
Once, He Stole a Tree Branch. Now He Is the Durian King
David Pierson, LA Times
Town Vs Country: A Rooster on Trial in Western France
J. Guy & A. Crouin, CNN
Saturday, July 6
Trump Finally Faced the Contradictions of His Foreign Policy
T. Wright, Atlantic
The ‘Endless Wars’ Aren't Wars at All
James Carafano, Daily Signal
Escalation in Idlib May Force Turkey to Review Its Position
Fehim Tastekin, Al Mon.
What Canada Has to Gain From Thinking For Itself
Irvin Studin, Global Brief
What Ursula von der Leyen Wants: A U.S. of E?
Zia Weise, Politico EU
Move Toward a Federal Europe Could End Western Alliance
Con Coughlin, National
Britain Must Honor Its Obligations to People of Hong Kong
Chris Patten, FT
Greece Is Ready to Turn Page on Tsipras
Ferdinando Giugliano, Bloomberg View


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