Week of September 23, 2019 Archives

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Monday, September 23
The Coming Crisis of China’s One-Party Regime
Minxin Pei, Project Syndicate
China Wages a Silent Media War for Global Influence
Daniel Wagner, National Interest
Gauging China's Military Intentions In Latin America
Ulises Granados, Worldcrunch
The Elephant in the Room when Xi and Modi Meet
Ananth Krishnan, SCMP
The Arctic Is American
Diane Francis, The American Interest
The UK and EU Must Maintain Foreign-Policy Dialogue
A. Nadibaidze, Open Europe
The U.S. Falls Into a Rhetorical Trap on Venezuela
Andrés Cañizález, Global Americans
Ukraine Flap Will Make Life Difficult for Future Presidents
Michael McGough, LAT
The World Knows an Apocalyptic Pandemic Is Coming
Laurie Garrett, Foreign Policy
Justin Trudeau 2.0 Comes Bearing Gifts
Chris Selley, National Post
Can Trudeau Apologize Well Enough to Win?
J. Rose & B. Pickard, Globe and Mail
How Dominant Are Chinese Companies Globally?
CSIS
No, We Shouldn't Let Saudi Arabia 'Fight Its Own Wars'
Noah Rothman, Commentary
Team Iran
Lee Smith, Tablet Magazine
More Fracking, or More War?
Kevin Williamson, National Review
Aramco Attack Exposes Saudi Vulnerabilities
Will Hickey, Yale Global
Tuesday, September 24
What Would Corbyn Mean for Britain’s Foreign Policy?
Yasmeen Serhan, The Atlantic
Is Europe Eyeing a Reset With Russia?
Scott Ritter, The American Conservative
A Monumental Trek Through the History of Islam
Jason Burke, Spectator
The Supreme Court Shames Johnson, Boosts Corbyn
Stephen Bush, New Statesman
Trump’s Ukraine Defense: I Did It. So What?
John Cassidy, New Yorker
Yet Another Liberal Rush to Cry 'Impeachment'
Jonathan Tobin, New York Post
The Growing Threat to Journalism Around the World
A.G. Sulzberger, New York Times
Attacks on Saudi Oil – Why Didn't Prices Go Crazy?
Scott Montgomery, Conversation
Iran Is Already Losing
Michael Tanchum, Foreign Policy
A Visit to FARC's Jungle Lair
Juan Moreno & Federico Ríos, Der Spiegel
How the Shopping Mall Became a Hub of Democracy
M. Kounalakis, Wash. Monthly
Changing Status of Jammu and Kashmir Will Benefit All of India
S. Jaishankar, FT
Justin Trudeau, Identity-Politics Hypocrite
John Fund, National Review
Kosovo's Curse: Too Big and Too Small at the Same Time
R. Gjoni with F. Salihu, K2.0
A Reason for Ugandans to Love the Water More
Joachim Buwembo, The East African
Developing: Boris Johnson says court ruling makes Brexit deal harder
Wednesday, September 25
Democracy Versus Kleptocracy
Franklin Foer, The Atlantic
This Is the Last Thing Ukraine Needs
Jay Nordlinger, National Review
Ukraine Likely to Reopen Probe of Hunter Biden Firm
Anna Nemtsova, Daily Beast
Democrats Try for Another Russiagate
Matthew Walther, The Week
A Turning Point on Both Sides of the Atlantic
Anne Applebaum, Washington Post
Britain and the United States
George Friedman, Geopolitical Futures
Idealists Study World War II; Realists Study World War I
Sam Canter, National Interest
In Kashmir, the Abnormal Is Now Normal
Salman Soz, Financial Times
How Trump Can Escape His Iran Jam
A.D. Miller, S. Simon & R. Sokolsky, Politico
After a China-Vietnam Standoff, Expect a Turn to U.S.
C. Sharman, The Diplomat
Can Germany Stop Libya Becoming the New Syria?
Tarek Megerisi, ECFR
Jeremy Corbyn’s Lofty Neutrality on Brexit
Rosa Prince, Politico EU
Brexit: Check or Checkmate?
Sean Gabb, The Commentator
Supreme Court Ruling Is a Car Crash for the Conservatives
D. Finkelstein, The Times
Parliament Is Returning. What Happens Next?
Catherine Haddon, Guardian
Doubts About Rule of Law Hamper India's Economy
James Glassman, RealClearWorld
Thursday, September 26
Seven Black Swans in the Middle East
Martin Kramer, Mosaic
Boris Johnson Defies Democratic Dignity
Polly Toynbee, Guardian
Using the Weight of the State to Crush the Electorate
Rod Liddle, Spectator
Russia Expands Its Game Plan in Africa
Stratfor Worldview
Tensions Grow Between Russia and North Korea
Pavel Aptekar, Moscow Times
Democracy for Hong Kong and Taiwan
Humphrey Hawksley, YaleGlobal
Trump's Exhortation on the Return of History
Noah Rothman, Commentary
It’s Time To Reassess U.S. Relationship With Ukraine
T. Galen Carpenter, Federalist
Trump Scandal Seen From Kyiv Doesn't Look Good
Trudy Rubin, Philadelphia Inquirer
Volodymyr Zelenskiy Plays Himself
Ian Bateson, The Atlantic
The Impact of Brexit Ruling Will Be Felt for Centuries
Noah Feldman, Bloomberg
Nose Bloodied, Boris Will Go On Being a Disgrace
Iain Macwhirter, Scotland Herald
Old Friends Threaten Erdogan's Reign
Laura Pitel, Financial Times
Russia Drops Its Climate Doubts
Leonid Bershidsky, Moscow Times
What’s Freezing Europe-Russia Relations?
Joschka Fischer, Project Syndicate
Friday, September 27
China's Hui Muslims Face Crackdown
Emily Feng, NPR
Brazil and Argentina Rekindle Their Rivalry
Juan Gabriel Tokatlian, Worldcrunch
The Death of the Neutral Public Sphere
Peter Pomerantsev, The American Interest
The United States Should Help Mongolia Stand Up to China
Michael Green, FP
John Mearsheimer on Russia
Thomas Schaffner, Russia Matters
What Do Germans Think About the Moscow Protests?
Dmitri Stratievski, Riddle
On the (Belt &) Road to Failure?
Sebastien Peyrouse, PONARS Eurasia
Who are the 'Jihadists' Defeating French Army in the Sahel?
Rémi Carayol, LobeLog
Beware Defense Secretaries Pledging Reform
W. Hartung & M. Smithberger, T-Dispatch
Trump's Smart Approach to Iran
Rebeccah Heinrichs, Hudson Institute
An Important Insight Into Tehran's Thinking
Con Coughlin, The National
Boris Johnson Is Weak, but for How Long?
Peter Harris, National Interest
Donald and Boris: A Tale of Two Crises
Amy Davidson Sorkin, New Yorker
Impeachment Push May Only Strengthen Trump
Victor Davis Hanson, National Review
The Anger of Rudy Giuliani
Elaina Plott, The Atlantic
SNP Would Back Corbyn as Temporary Prime Minister
Chris McCall, The Scotsman
Japan and EU Sign Deal in Riposte to China’s Belt and Road
Michael Peel, FT
Saturday, September 28
The End of the German-American Affair 
Matthew Karnitschnig, Politico EU
I No Longer Recognize This Party of Radicals
Philip Hammond, Times of London
The Shabby New Strategy of Remainers
Joshua Mackenzie-Lawrie, The Commentator
Four Takeaways From Israel's Election
Jeff Jacoby, Boston Globe
The Miracle of Canticle
Daniel Kennelly, The American Interest
Japan's Hong Kong Conundrum
Stephen Nagy, Japan Times
America's Reputation Lies in Tatters
Anne Applebaum, Washington Post
Why Do We Accept Hunter Biden’s Kind of Corruption?
Sarah Chayes, The Atlantic
Iran-US tensions: Tokyo and New Delhi Should Arbitrate
Tridivesh Singh Maini, NoL


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