Week of July 8, 2019 Archives

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Monday, July 8
Could the United States and China be Rivalry Partners?
Graham Allison, TNI
The New Consensus on China Is Wrong
Susan Thornton, Bloomberg View
China’s Overrated Technocrats
James Palmer, Foreign Policy
Can Mongolia Shape the Modern World Once Again?
R. Ganan Almond, The Diplomat
Europeans Have a Lot to Say. Brussels Should Listen.
Nick Inman, Politico EU
The Lessons of the EU Leadership Fight
Daniela Schwarzer, Project Syndicate
Protecting Poland Should Be a Priority
Brandon Weichert, American Greatness
How a Martian Would View the Iran Obsession
Daniel Larison, American Conservative
How Dangerous Is the Socialist Resurgence?
Robby Soave, Reason
'Right' and 'Left' Are Irrelevant. It's Democracy v Oligarchy
Robert Reich, Guardian
The Rabbi Who Helped Me Sneak Into Venezuela
Annika Hernroth Rothstein, Tablet
Trump Wants to Talk. Iran Isn't Interested.
Nahal Toosi, Politico
Our New Saddam Hussein
Jackson Diehl, Washington Post
Tuesday, July 9
Iran's Reform Movement Died 20 Years Ago
Eli Lake, Bloomberg View
Strategic Chaos Has Taken Iran to the Brink of Disaster
R. Dergham, The National
The Rapid Fall of the Left
Yascha Mounk, The Atlantic
On EU Migration Policies, Italy Won't Go Down Without a Fight
Stratfor Worldview
Muslim Leaders Are Betraying the Uighurs
Azeem Ibrahim, Foreign Policy
Can Bolsonaro Reform Brazil's Energy Sector?
Lisa Viscidi & Nate Graham, Am. Quart.
It’s Time For a Positive Trump-UK Relationship
Freddy Gray, Spectator
Sullen, Lonely, and Unfriendly in the UK
James Jeffrey, The American Conservative
Britain's Foreign Policy: How to Lose Friends and Influence No One
Economist
When Countries Moonwalk
C. Raja Mohan, Indian Express
Pakistan's Prime Minister Prepares to Meet POTUS
Ashraf Jehangir Qazi, Dawn
No, This Isn't Hong Kong's Tiananmen Moment
Phillip Orchard, Geopolitical Futures
Xi Jinping Faces His Moment of Truth in Hong Kong
Gideon Rachman, Fin. Times
Why Israel Is Drawing Closer to Its Arab Neighbors
Yigal Chazan, LobeLog
Kushner's Peace Plan: A Car Without an Engine
C. Ross Anthony & Charles Ries, RCW
Wednesday, July 10
Why Turkey Is Turning Away From the U.S. and Toward Russia
Aaron Stein, FA
The Value of Global China
Jonathan Woetzel & Jeongmin Seong, Project Syndicate
China Just Threatened the U.S. Over Taiwan
Tom Rogan, Washington Examiner
Why Canada's Liberals Are Gaining Ground
Philippe Fournier, Maclean's
Where Trudeau Went Wrong in Canada's Foreign Policy
John Ivison, National Post
Some of Putin's Top Cops Are Mobsters...and Bank Robbers
Anna Nemtsova, DB
Mexico's Revolution That Wasn't
Madeleine Wattenbarger, New Republic
Donor-Funded African Journalism Pits U.S. Versus China
Wasserman et al, Quartz
Answering Readers' Questions
Boris Johnson with Conservative Home
The Brexit Blue Screen of Death
Rafael Behr, Guardian
A Trade Deal to Save the World
Daniel Block, Washington Monthly
Billionaires Can't Buy World Peace
James Traub, Foreign Policy
America Facing a Third War With No Exit Strategy
Kevin Flike, Boston Globe
The EU's Next High Representative for Appeasing Iran
Aaron Kliegman, Free Beacon
Europe's New Power Women Have a Lot on Their Plates
Anne McElvoy, Eve. Standard
Does Von Der Leyen Have a Chance?
Melanie Amann et al, Der Spiegel
Chernobyl: Scientific Facts and Urban Myths
Gerry Thomas, Sydney Morning Herald
Thursday, July 11
The Other Tiananmen Papers
David Shambaugh et al, ChinaFile
China's Propaganda Is a National Security Threat
Bradley Thayer & Lianchao Han, Hill
Breaking the Polarization Spiral
Peter Pomerantsev, The American Interest
It's Time to Reconsider Regime Change in Iran
Roger Simon, PJ Media
How Iran Would Battle the U.S. In a War
Ted Galen Carpenter, National Interest
Iran's Basij Transitions Under Maximum Pressure
Saied Golkar, War on the Rocks
Europe Is Finding the Political Will It Needs
Isabelle Mateos Y Lago, Financial Times
Boris Johnson’s Pivot: Goodbye EU, Hello U.S.
Helen Lewis, The Atlantic
Germany’s Stuck With a Lame Duck
Konstantin Richter, Politico EU
What Sovereignty? The UK Is a Supplicant Now
Therese Raphael, Bloomberg View
The Message Boris Means to Send by Not Standing Up For Darroch
R. Peston, Spe.
The Federation of Free States, an Ongoing Thought Experiment
B. Christensen, NoL
How Fake News Could Lead to Real War
Daniel Benjamin & Steven Simon, Politico
The London Ideology
Dan Hitchens, First Things
Romania's Corruption Fight Isn't Over
Andrew MacDowall, World Politics Review
Friday, July 12
The Path Forward With North Korea
James Stavridis, Bloomberg View
Trump's Asia Gamble: Overturning Entrenched Policy
Edward Wong, New York Times
North Korea Isn't Desperate For a Deal
David Axe, National Interest
North Korea’s Military Capabilities
Eleanor Albert, Council on Foreign Relations
Washington Needs a Nicaragua Strategy
Ryan Berg, RealClearWorld
Command of the Sea
George Friedman, Geopolitical Futures
The Danger of Cyberattacks on Missile Systems
Patricia Lewis & Beyza Unal, CH
Everyone Is Going Back to the Moon, But Why?
Robin McKie, Taipei Times
Romania Needs to Overhaul Its Moldova Policy
Vladimir Socor, Jamestown
Mallet Malice: International Polo Roiled by a War of Words
Nick Bonyhady, SMH
Understanding the U.S.-China Trade Disconnect
Liu Baocheng & Hilton Root, Diplomat
The U.S. Is Worried About China’s Investments in Israel
Kathy Gilsinan, The Atlantic
What Is Wrong With Us?
Rory Stewart, New Statesman
US-UK Relationship Will Be Just Fine
Nile Gardiner, Daily Signal
Advice in a Time of Belief: Brexit and the Civil Service
Jim Gallagher, UKCE
Assad Hasn't Won Anything
Charles Lister, Foreign Policy
Democrats Should Wake Up. Trump Is on a Roll.
David Ignatius, Washington Post
Saturday, July 13
The Plan to Fight Russia and China Is Too Good to Be True
Hal Brands, Bloom. View
Can Hong Kong's Resistance Win?
Ai Weiwei, New York Times
F-35 Sales Are America’s Belt and Road
J. Caverley, E. Kapstein & S. Vucetic, FP
Make Central America Great Again
George Schultz & Pedro Aspe, Wall Street Journal
Why Chernobyl Still Divides Russia From the West
Henry Foy, Financial Times
The Chinese Influence Effort Hiding in Plain Sight
Didi Kirsten Tatlow, The Atlantic
It's Time For Britain to Get Tough With Iran
Simon Waldman, CapX
The Iran Plan: Can America Contain Tehran's Damage?
Kamran Bokhari, Nat'l Interest
What Is Trump's Iran End Game?
Aaron David Miller, The Hill
It's Always the Oil
Michael Klare, TomDispatch


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