Week of July 22, 2019 Archives

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Monday, July 22
A Dramatic Retreat for the Chinese People
Doug Bandow, National Interest
Hong Kong Protests Inspire Taiwanese Resistance to China
Ketty Chen, Nikkei
Why Half a Million Puerto Ricans Are Protesting
Ed Morales, The Nation
Iraq Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea
Neville Teller, Jerusalem Post
Free Trade's Unlikely New Champion?
Pres. Jair Bolsonaro with Guido Najemkis, Clarin
FaceApp Makes Today’s Privacy Laws Look Antiquated
Tiffany Li, The Atlantic
Netanyahu's Historical Legacy
Matthew Continetti, National Review
Saudi Arabia May Be on Its Own in Yemen
Imad Harb, LobeLog
Kicking Turkey Out of NATO Would Be a Gift to Putin
James Stavridis, Bloomberg
Difference Defines New Era of U.S.-Turkey Ties
Simon Waldman, The National
Plan Boris for Brexit
Jörg Schindler, Der Spiegel
Is Jeremy Corbyn Finally on the Way Out?
Isabel Hardman, Spectator
Britain Is Destroying Its Armed Forces
Peter Hitchens, Daily Mail
The Study of History Declines in Britain
Economist
Weekend at Berdi’s
Redi Standish, Foreign Policy
Tuesday, July 23
For European States: No Government, No Problem
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg View
How Germany's Militarism Disappeared
Jochen Bittner, New York Times
The Ruthless Gold Mercenaries Who Run Sudan
Alex de Waal, BBC
Has Iran Really Complied With the Nuclear Deal?
Emily Landau, Times of Israel
The Many Ways Iran-U.S. Tensions Could Blow Up
Mike Giglio, The Atlantic
The Radical Politics of Futurists and Fascists
Economist
Amid Georgia-Russia Crisis, U.S. Stays Quiet
Joshua Kucera, LobeLog
The U.S. Is Helping Kill Albania’s Democracy
Agim Nesho, Foreign Policy
South Korea Fires Warning Shots at Russian Warplane
Associated Press
Trump, Boris, and Lessons From the 1930s
Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
The Gulf's Smart Embrace of China
Sholto Byrnes, The National
How Bangladesh Learned to Love the Belt and Road
Sudha Ramachandran, Diplomat
Dear President Trump: Stay the Course on China
James Fanell, Journal of Political Risk
The U.S. Needs to Talk About China
Minxin Pei, Project Syndicate
Puerto Rico Is Burning
Pedro Reina-Pérez, Boston Globe
Live reaction: Boris Johnson to be UK prime minister
Wednesday, July 24
How Trump Has Been Good for U.S. Foreign Policy
Hal Brands, Bloomberg View
Globalization Is Dead. What Comes Next?
Michael O'Sullivan with Economist
The Wildcat Gold Miners Who Get Rich Sick
Tim Cocks & David Lewis, Reuters
Understanding Mexico's New National Guard
Allison Fedirka, Geopolitical Futures
How the Push for Puerto Rico's Governor to Resign Grew
S. Hussain & M. Gerber, LAT
The Netanyahu Era Has Been a Good One for Israel
Jeff Jacoby, Boston Globe
Boris Johnson Has Acheived His Dream. Now What?
Robert Peston, Spectator
Now We'll See if Boris is Box Office or a Flop
Anne McElvoy, London Evening Standard
Boris Johnson's Reign Could Be Brief
Ben Glaze, Mirror
Britain Should Brace Itself for a Long Stint of Bad Government
R. Behr, Guardian
NATO's Vanishing Navies Invite Trouble in the Baltic Sea
Dov Zakheim, The Hill
Russia Confirms Joint Air Patrol With China
BBC
U.S. Elections Are as Vulnerable as Ever
Lawrence Norden & Daniel Weiner, Foreign Affairs
Duterte Sets the Federalist Project Aside
Julio Teehankee, East Asia Forum
Turkey Is a Bad Place to Be an Influencer
Paul Osterlund, Foreign Policy
Thursday, July 25
A Premiership Unlike Any Other
James Forsyth, Spectator
The Con Man Gets the Keys to the Kingdom
Martin Fletcher, New Statesman
Boris Johnson Has Rare Powers. He'll Need Them.
Douglas Heye, CNN
Is Boris Johnson Really Britain's Trump?
Cas Mudde, Guardian
Boris Johnson and Iran - Time for Pragmatism
Roula Khalaf, Financial Times
Puerto Rico Governor Stepping Down
Nicole Chavez & Ray Sanchez, CNN
What If They’re Not Coming for the Jews This Time?
David Frum, The Atlantic
How the Left Turned Against Israel
Joshua Muravchik, Mosaic
Time to Kick the Islamizing Turkey Out of NATO
Doug Bandow, American Conservative
Confusion Bleeds From Wounded U.S.-Turkish Alliance
Nicholas Danforth, WOTR
The GOP Blocks Election Security Bills
Jordain Carney, The Hill
Rebuild American Patriotism
Andrew Michta, The American Interest
The Lessons of the Versailles Treaty
Victor Davis Hanson, National Review
Friday, July 26
America’s Forgotten Colony
Brad Setser, Foreign Affairs
What’s Going On in Puerto Rico?
Alessia Noboa, Global Americans
In Puerto Rico, Rosselló Finally Hears the People
Laura Olivieri Robles, New York Times
Is Uruguay's Brand of Pragmatic Leftism on the Way Out?
Frida Ghitis, WP Review
In Venezuela: No Democracy, No Beer, a Ruined Economy
Lawson & Powell, Reason
Latin America's Anti-Corruption Drive Reaches a Perilous Juncture
B. Winter, AQ
Hezbollah And Latin America: A Scar That Won't Heal
Miguel Wiñazki, Worldcrunch
Viktor Orban and the Rewriting of History
Valerie Hopkins, Financial Times
'World Shrugging' as Syria Death Toll Climbs
BBC
Germany Should Just Drop NATO’s 2% Spending Goal
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloom. View
EU Fears a 'Brexit Cold War'
James Tapsfield, Daily Mail
Why Europe Can't Stop Laughing at Boris Johnson
Matthew Karnitschnig, Politico EU
Boris Johnson, the Postmodern Classicist
Matthew Walther, The Week
Japan to Remove South Korea From Preferential Treatment List
Kyodo News
Political Purity Has Created an Unholy Mess
Suzanne Moore, Guardian
Welcome to Ukraine’s Post-Post-Maidan Era
Maxim Edwards, Foreign Policy
Saturday, July 27
Europe’s Ancien Régime Returns
Anton Jäger & David Adler, London Review of Books
The EU Power Shift Coming After Brexit
Markus Ziener, Straits Times
Johnson Won't Be Able to Wing It in Downing Street
Camilla Cavendish, Fin. Times
Get Ready for an Assertive Britain
Con Coughlin, The National
The Ham of Fate
Fintan O'Toole, New York Review of Books
Greece Is Getting Good at Geopolitics
Dimitar Bechev, Foreign Policy


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