Week of September 2, 2019 Archives

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Monday, September 2
Asia’s Coming Era of Unpredictability
Robert Kaplan, Foreign Policy
There's a Whiff of the 1930s in the Air in East Asia
James Holmes, National Interest
Hong Kong Crisis Threatens to Spoil Xi's Party
Edward Lucas, Times of London
Bringing Hong Kong Back From the Brink
Keith Richburg, The Strategist
Parliament Must Stop No-Deal Brexit This Week
David Gauke, Conservative Home
Dear Britain, What on Earth Happened?
Ferdinando Giugliano, Bloomberg View
A Guide to the Chaos That Rules Westminster
Isabel Hardman, Spectator
Shetlanders Wave Their Flag for Democracy
Christine Jardine, The Scotsman
When People Can't Trust the Umpire
Dominic Lawson, Daily Mail
Why Is Johnson Planning to Deselect Tory Rebels?
Laura Kuenssberg, BBC
UK's Labour Would Seize £300 Billion of Company Shares
Jim Pickard, Fin. Times
Why Poland Matters
Christopher Hill, The Hill
Brain Trauma to U.S. Diplomats Could Be Work of Hostile Governments
CBS
How AI Will Change War
Jonathan Clifford, War on the Rocks
Tuesday, September 3
Germany’s Divided Soul
Dalia Marin, Project Syndicate
Germany Isn’t Special
Sudha David-Wilp, Foreign Policy
Is Germany Going Soft on China?
Noah Barkin, Atlantic Council
How Trump Is Winning the Trade War
Gordon Chang, National Interest
When Will China Move on Hong Kong?
Mike Chinoy, Yale Global
Britain’s ‘Brexit Election’ Won’t Consider What Comes After
Helen Lewis, The Atlantic
Jeremy Corbyn's Inner Circles
S. Payne, J. Pickard, J. Kao & C. Nevitt, Financial Times
Obviously, No-Deal Brexit Will Be Hard
Ivan Rogers, Spectator
No Deal, No Worries
Matt Snape, The Commentator
No Deal Is the Very Opposite of a Quick Fix
Anand Menon, Guardian
Unmasked: The Russians at the Heart of Italy Scandal
Alberto Nardelli et al, BuzzFeed
No, Capitalism Is Not To Blame For Climate Change
Nikolaus Piper, Worldcrunch
A Congo Conspiracy
Stephen Kinzer, Boston Globe
Abe’s Uncertain Legacy in Japan
Tobias Harris, East Asia Forum
Wednesday, September 4
Never Mind the Chaos, Britain's System Is Working
Tom McTague, The Atlantic
It's Not About Brexit, It's About Institutional Rot
Aditya Chakrabortty, Guardian
Projecting the Conservative Party's Future
Paul Goodman, Conservative Home
Boris Johnson Takes On Parliament, Loses
Amy Davidson Sorkin, New Yorker
British Voters Will Take Their Revenge at the Ballot Box
The Sun
A Government That Can't Govern, a Parliament That Can't Decide
D. Sandbrook, DM
At the End of the Day It’s a No-Deal Brexit or Corbyn
D. Finkelstein, The Times
Italy's New Government Is Another First for Europe
J. Barigazzi & S. Brown, Politico EU
Referendums and Modern Democracy
Caroline De Gruyter, ECFR
Botswana Defies African Stereotypes
Charles Onyango-Obbo, The East African
The German Economy Is Running Out of Options
Ryan Bridges, Geopolitical Futures
30 Years After Reunification, Germany Is Still Two Countries
Anna Sauerbrey, NYT
Iran's Payback Plan Targets America
Seth Frantzman, National Interest
Ukrainian Parliament Cancels Immunity For Lawmakers
RFERL
Ukraine: Immunity 'Canceled' Yet Still Intact
Halya Coynash, KHPG
The Geopolitical Implications of Future Oil Demand
Paul Stevens, Chatham House
Hong Kong Leader to Withdraw Extradition Bill
BBC
Thursday, September 5
First, the Lights Go Out in Taipei
Nicholas Kristof, New York Times
Seven Steps to Curb China's 'Seven Deadly Sins'
Shalabh Kumar, The Hill
We Must Pray Good Boris Triumphs Over Bad Boris
Stephen Glover, Daily Mail
With an Election on the Cards, What Do Polls Tell Us?
Gideon Skinner, Guardian
Parliament Gives the Finger to the British People
Sumantra Maitra, The Federalist
We Must Sink to Boris's Level, But Ken Clarke Refuses to Drown
Tom Peck, Ind.
Reason Has Exited Britain
Philip Stephens, Financial Times
Unity Against China Is Indispensable
Dalibor Rohac & Scott Cullinane, National Review
Predicting, Preventing Intrastate Violence: Lessons From Rwanda
D. Rawson, FSJ
Israel Is Doing All the Dirty Work Against Iran
Steven Cook, Foreign Policy
Hezbollah, Israel Losing Red Lines
Ben Caspit, Al Monitor
The Dangers of Targeting Lebanon to Weaken Hezbollah
Michael Young, National
Has Europe Reached Peak Populism?
Paul Taylor, Politico EU
Salvini Rewrites the Populist Playbook
Rachel Donadio, The Atlantic
Denmark: It’s Bigger Than Greenland
Daniel Kochis, Heritage Foundation
Labour Has More to Lose Than Tories From a Late Election
Stephen Bush, NS
On Russia, Macron Is Mistaken
James Nixey & Mathieu Boulègue, Chatham House
Zimbabwe: Former strongman Mugabe dies
Friday, September 6
The End of the Roman Empire Wasn’t That Bad
James Fallows, The Atlantic
Trump’s Effect on US Foreign Policy
Joseph Nye, Project Syndicate
Robert Mugabe: Hero, Villain, Human
Elsie Eyakuze, Al Jazeera
Mugabe and the West: A Love-Hate Affair
AFP
Robert Mugabe: From Liberator to Tyrant
Joseph Winter, BBC
Erdogan Hints at Nuclear Ambitions
Diego Cupolo, Al Monitor
Boris Johnson’s Brexit Carnage
Sam Knight, New Yorker
Why Iran's Strategy of Reversible Escalation Is Working
Eldar Mamedov, LobeLog
Will Mapping Ancient Rome Save Western Urbanism?
Theo Mackey Pollack, TAC
How Kierkegaard Can Help Us Cope
Robert Zaretsky, Slate
Europe Is Ready for Its Own Army
Azeem Ibrahim, Foreign Policy
Modi Has Brought India and Pakistan to the Brink Again
A. Yusuf, The Conversation
Pakistan Can Now Escape the Kashmir Trap
Tilak Devasher, Indian Express
A Day in Kashmir’s Epicenter of Resistance
Vishal Arora, The Diplomat
Tories' Election Offer Must Go Well Beyond Brexit
David Skelton, CapX
The Tories Must Be Brave Enough to Tell Hard Truths
Liam Fox, Evening Standard
Argentina's Primary: Oxygen for Maduro?
Roberto Mansilla Blanco, Global Americans
Re-Engaging the Iran Regime
Garimella Subramaniam, The Hindu
Saturday, September 7
The Dueling Narratives of India’s Kashmir Crackdown
Sadanand Dhume, The Atlantic
Robert Mugabe Colonized His Own Country
Farai Sevenzo, Foreign Policy
Could Boris Johnson Cut Northern Ireland Loose?
James Kirkup, Spectator
Johnson's Escape Routes From Brexit Crisis
Henry Zeffman, Times of London
Colombia's Peace Process Was Bound to Self-Destruct
Saúl Hernández, Worldcrunch
Israel's September Elections Will Have Regional Repercussions
Leon Hadar, TNI
The Russia-Iran Axis: An Eternal Marriage (of Convenience)
Ghoncheh Tazmini, LL


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