Week of September 9, 2019 Archives

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Monday, September 9
It’s Time to Talk About A2/AD
Michael Kofman, War on the Rocks
When Everything Is a Human Right, Nothing Is
Seth Kaplan, Foreign Policy
Moral Responsibility and the National Interest
Tod Lindberg, The American Interest
How An Afghan Agreement Might Play Out
John McLaughlin, Ozy
Russia Is Trying to Pacify the “Cradle” of Syria’s Revolution
A. Mardasov, Riddle
Must America Stay in Afghanistan Forever?
Damon Linker, The Week
The Farage-Shaped Hole in Johnson's Election Strategy
Alan Lockey, CapX
What Can We Learn From Mugabe's Descent Into Tyranny?
Will Hutton, Guardian
Celebrate the Death of a Tyrant
New York Post
What Is Instagram Doing to Architecture?
Alexandra Lange, New York Times
Will Italy’s New Coalition Last?
Daniel DePetris, Spectator
How Not to Draw Arab Moderates Closer
Evelyn Gordon, Jerusalem Post
How Can It Be a Coup if the People Voted for It?
Joanna Williams, Amer. Conservative
Another Exit Increases the Pressure on Johnson
Stephen Bush, New Statesman
Boris Johnson Is Fighting to Save, Not Wreck, Democracy
Robert Colvile, Times of London
Europe Marvels as Britain Convulses
Rachel Donadio, The Atlantic
Camp David Discord
Economist
Tuesday, September 10
The End of the Wilsonian Century?
Colin Dueck, National Interest
Rejecting Retreat
Chicago Council on Global Affairs
The New U.S. Strategy to Remove Maduro
Allison Fedirka, Geopolitical Futures
Venezuela on the UN Human Rights Council? Unbelievable!
A. Oppenheimer, Herald
The Kremlin Won — and Proved It Can’t Win Fair
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg
Taliban to Camp David? What Was Trump Thinking?
Aaron David Miller, USA Today
Trump Dealing With the Taliban Devil
Cal Thomas, Washington Times
Staying in the EU Is Now Unthinkable
William Shawcross, Spectator
Boris Johnson’s Strengths Are Now His Weaknesses
Rachel Sylvester, Times of London
Brexit and Britain’s Northern Ireland Déjà Vu
Tom McTague, The Atlantic
Only the Young Can Save Zimbabwe
David Pilling, Financial Times
We Can’t Afford to Forget Africa
John Fund, National Review
Informant Extracted From Russia Sent Secrets to US for Decades
Barnes et al, NYT
In Brazil's Rainforests, the Worst Fires Are Yet to Come
R. Walker, The Conversation
Wednesday, September 11
A Post-Soviet “War and Peace”
Michael Kimmage, Foreign Affairs
Putin’s Star Is Fading
Leonid Ragozin, Politico EU
The Myth of the Strong Leader
George Eaton, New Statesman
China Experiments With a New Kind of Megalopolis
Bernhard Zand, Der Spiegel
Britain’s Broken Parliament
Yasmeen Serhan, The Atlantic
The Rich Are Already Fleeing in Expectation of Corbyn
Alex Brummer, Daily Mail
On Trade, the Center Holds
William Reinsch, CSIS
Democracy Is Fighting for Its Life
Charles Edel, Foreign Policy
Is Turkey’s Strongman Caught in His Own Trap?
Paul Rahe, Law and Liberty
Britain: Keeping Calm Amid Chaos
Barry Wood, Japan Times
How John Bolton Broke the National Security Council
John Gans, New York Times
Will Bolton's Ouster Lead to Foreign Policy Changes?
H. DeRensis & M. Petti, TNI
Why Trump and Bolton Parted Ways
Eliana Johnson, Politico
Did Trump and Bolton Break Over Iran, or Leaks?
Erin Banco & Asawin Suebsaeng, DB
Thursday, September 12
Trump’s Foreign-Policy Pivot
Thomas Wright, The Atlantic
Does Bolton's Firing Really Matter?
Susan Glasser, New Yorker
The Tragedy of Trump Diplomacy
Ankit Panda, New Republic
The Fate of Trump's 'Dare Me' Doctrine
Brian Bennett, Time
Trudeau Starts Election Season Dogged by Scandal
Amanda Coletta, SMH
Justin Trudeau's Gloomy Re-Election Prospects
Drew Fagan, New York Times
The Need to Strengthen Our Relationship with Taiwan
Therese Shaheen, NRO
Germany Hides the Awkward Truth About the Euro
Philip Stephens, Financial Times
East India Company: The Original Corporate Raiders
Shashi Tharoor, New Statesman
Why Germany Could Be Heading for Recession
Imko Meyenburg, The Conversation
Hong Kong’s Chance for a Peaceful Compromise
Bloomberg
Australia’s Shame
J.M. Coetzee, New York Review of Books
It's Time to Take the Liberal Democrats Seriously Again
Martin Kettle, Guardian
Erdogan Wants to Blow Up the System
Aaron Stein, War on the Rocks
Could Corbyn’s Socialist Scheme Become Reality?
Robert Merry, Amer. Conservative
Friday, September 13
As China Surges, Europe Is on the Menu
Andrew Michta, The American Interest
Is England Still Part of Europe?
Victor Davis Hanson, National Review
Understanding China’s Plan for a New World Order
Mark Melton, Providence Mag
China Lost the U.S. First
Austin Lowe, Foreign Policy
What does Ukraine-Russia Prisoner Swap Mean?
Melinda Haring et al, Atlantic Council
Hong Kong’s Meltdown and a Crisis of Capitalism
K.K. Tse, South China Morning Post
Nuclear Arms Treaty and Umbrella States
Ramesh Thakur, Japan Times
Netanyahu's Road Map for Iran and Trump
Zalman Shoval, Jerusalem Post
The Netanyahu Show Is Fizzling Out
Daniel Gordis, Bloomberg
Israel's Power Paradox
Eyal Tsir Cohen & Eliora Katz, National Interest
Could Trump Outlive Xi?
Tho Bishop, Washington Times
Reflections on 'Peace' in Afghanistan
Andrew Bacevich, TomDispatch
Air Force: Crews Went to Trump Scottish Resort up to 40 Times
Bender & Bertrand, Pol.
Good Riddance to Bad Bolton
Daniel Davis, USA Today
What Trump Needs From A National Security Advisor
John Allen Gay, The Federalist
Boris Johnson Gets Knocked Down, Gets Back Up Again
Iain Dale, Cons. Home
Saturday, September 14
Will Israel Go to War Over Hezbollah's Precision-Guided Missiles?
Ilan Berman, TNI
Israeli Voters Should Care About the Economy
Dany Bahar & Zvi Eckstein, For. Policy
Reopening Old Wounds in Northern Ireland
Bronwen Maddox, Financial Times
Understanding What Is Happening in the UK
Jenna Pruett, Arc
Zimbabwe After Mugabe
Knox Chitiyo, Chatham House
Is Algeria's Quick Election a Trap?
Faten Aggad, African Arguments
A Foreign Policy Pivot? Don't Bet On It
Daniel Larison, The American Conservative
The World Isn’t Ready For Climate Refugees
Maggie Koerth-Baker, FiveThirtyEight
Politico Doubles Down on a Fake Scandal
Kyle Smith, National Review
When Good Intentions Hurt
Elizabeth Brandeberry, RealClearWorld


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