Week of July 15, 2019 Archives

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Monday, July 15
The Resurrection of Scottish Foreign Policy
Jacob Shapiro, Geopolitical Futures
No New Leader Can Unite Britain Now
Alex Massie, Times of London
The Surge in Chinese Loans to Poor Countries
Economist
Africa Isn't Being Recolonized
Noah Smith, Bloomberg View
Will Mauritius Hand China the Keys to the Indian Ocean?
Robert Thorpe, WOTR
Saving Asia’s Democracies
Joshua Kurlantzick, The Diplomat
The Demon in Liberalism
Daniel Pipes, Washington Times
China Practices the Art of Wait and See
Keyu Jin, Project Syndicate
India's Terrifying Water Crisis
Meera Subramanian, New York Times
America’s Indefensible Defense Budget
Jessica Mathews, New York Review of Books
It’s Plainly Obvious That Donald Trump Has No Iran Policy
A. Weinstein, New Rep.
Will Iran 'Break Out' For a Nuclear Weapon?
Dennis Ross, The Hill
America Should Rethink Its Commitments to Allies
Ted Galen Carpenter, National Interest
Poland’s Crisis
Rod Dreher, The American Conservative
What Happened When EU Moved Its Immigration Fight to Niger
R. Carayol, Nation
Tuesday, July 16
The End of Cuba’s Entrepreneurship Boom
Caroline Kuritzkes, Foreign Policy
Why Not an American Admiral Gorshkov?
James Holmes, National Interest
Japan-South Korea Ties Are Too Important to Fail
A. Injoo Park & E. Silverberg, JT
He Fancies Himself Churchill, But Boris May Be Marie Antoinette
G. Rachman, FT
There Could Never Be a German Boris Johnson
Nick Cohen, Spectator
Why Europe Should Give Up the IMF
Thorsten Benner, Politico EU
Trump’s Iran Policy Hasn’t Failed—Yet
John Hannah, FDD
A New Industrial Policy For the 21st Century
Jean-Marc Vittori, Worldcrunch
Populist Voters Don't Mind Putin's Help
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg View
King Modi
Daniel Block, Washington Monthly
India’s War on Urdu
Shahzaman Haque, The Diplomat
Modi’s China Challenge
Kanti Bajpai, East Asia Forum
Precision Sanctions: The U.S. Response to S-400 in Turkey
Jarod Taylor, FPRI
Russia's Anti-Air Ambassadors
Pavel Luzin, Riddle
The Greatest Hazard of the Manhattan Project
K. Tucker & R. Alvarez, The Bulletin
Wednesday, July 17
Ich Bin Ein Hong Konger
Melinda Liu, Foreign Policy
Does Mercosur Deal Mean Brazil Will Open Up?
S. Polónia Rios & P. De Motta Viega, AQ
The Ship of English Fools
George Walden, New Statesman
Imran Khan's 'New Pakistan' Is as Good as the Old
Mohammed Hanif, New York Times
Getting Human Rights Right
Clifford May, Washington Times
From Plaything to Player: How Europe Can Stand Up For Itself
Bildt & Leonard, ECFR
China Is the Biggest Protectionist Threat
Noah Smith, Bloomberg View
Trump’s New EU Foil
Nahal Toosi, Politico EU
Franco-German Choice May Struggle to Hold EU Together
B. Waterfield, The Times
A Pyrrhic Victory For Central Europe
Dalibor Rohac, The American Interest
How Turkey Is Planning to Handle S-400 Blowback
Metin Gurcan, Al Monitor
China Must Be Sincere on Mekong
Niwat Roykaew, Bangkok Post
Democracy's Overconfidence Trap
David Runciman with Patt Morrison, Los Angeles Times
Central America's Wars of the 80s Still Haunt U.S.
Bill Gentile, Daily Beast
Thursday, July 18
The Three Myths of the Iran Deal
Michael Oren, The Atlantic
Japan's 'Trilemma' in the Strait of Hormuz
Yoichiro Sato, Japan Times
The Unmade Case against China
Michael Brendan Dougherty, National Review
North Macedonia's Road to NATO Ratification
Heather Conley & Matthew Melino, CSIS
Sudan's Exercise in Optimism
Cameron Hudson, Atlantic Council
How the Kremlin Can Use Sanctions to Tighten the Screws
D. Frolovskiy, RCW
Europe Is Back
Max Bergmann, Foreign Policy
Don’t Underestimate Ursula
Ryan Heath, Politico EU
Decline and Fall of China?
A.E. Clark, Law and Liberty
Abkhazia and the Danger of ‘Ossetianization’
Thomas de Waal, Moscow Times
Croatia's Role in Ukrainian Far-Right's International Ambitions
M. Colborne, BIRN
Why George W. Bush Is Africa's Favorite U.S. President
David Pilling, Financial Times
Thailand's Quiet Crisis: 'The Southern Problem'
Austin Bodetti, The Diplomat
U.S. Boots Turkey From F-35 Program
Jack Detsch, Al Monitor
Does Israel Need a Defense Treaty?
Douglas Bloomfield, Jerusalem Post
Friday, July 19
Will Europe Be a Player or a Playground?
Carl Bildt, Financial Times
Facing the Economic Challenge From China
M. Rooney & J.H. Cullum Clark, Bush Center
The Age of Cynical Voters
Slawomir Sierakowski, ASPI Strategist
Why France’s Forests Are Getting Bigger
Economist
Will It Be Another Summer of Discontent in Iraq?
Renad Mansour, World Politics Review
The Need For Novel Arms-Control Approaches
Richard Weitz, Yale Global
What Americans Do Now Will Define Us Forever
Adam Serwer, The Atlantic
The War Over America’s Past Is About Its Future
Victor Davis Hanson, National Review
Why Did American Society Demobilize?
Tom Engelhardt, TomDispatch
Political Chaos Theory
Robert Tracinski, The Bulwark
How Alan Turing Foresaw the Era of AI
Michael Brooks, New Statesman
The Day India's Banks Died
Mihir Sharma, Bloomberg View
Modi's Scorecard on Land Acquisition Reform
A. Thakker & V. Albrecht, cogitASIA
Ukraine'™s Shady Political Landscape on the Eve of Elections
Alla Hurska, Jamestown
Netanyahu Wins Because He’s Effective
Aaron David Miller, Foreign Policy
Saturday, July 20
Iran’s Eye-for-an-Eye Strategy in the Gulf
Robin Wright, New Yorker
In Defense of the Glorious Revolution
James Sutton, National Review
Diagnosing America's Current Political Malaise - in 1943
Robert Zaretsky, WaPo
Is There a Crisis of Japanese Democracy?
Aurelia George Mulgan, East Asia Forum
The US-China Relationship: Why Words Matter
Eleanor Albert, The Diplomat
China’s Population Numbers Are Almost Certainly Inflated
Yi Fuxian, SCMP
Where Are Africa’s Billions?
Transparency International
Ukraine Needs a Politically Effective Prime Minister
Bob McEwen, RealClearWorld
Who Will Be Ukraine's Next Prime Minister?
Timothy Ash, Kyiv Post
There Is Hope Again in Turkey
Svante Cornell, RealClearWorld


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