Week of October 28, 2019 Archives

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Monday, October 28
The First U.S.-China Trade Deal
Yoni Wilkenfeld, JStor Daily
No Art to the U.S.-China Trade Deal
Stephen Roach, Project Syndicate
What the Fourth Plenum Tells Us about Xi’s Hold on Power
Jude Blanchette, CSIS
Beijing and Hong Kong's Protesters Should Heed Singapore's PM
Alice Wu, SCMP
Hong Kong’s Future: Police State or Mob State?
Melinda Liu, Foreign Policy
Russia-Turkey Deal Poses Challenge to West
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg View
ISIS Leader Known for Brutality Is Dead at 48
Rukmini Callimachi, New York Times
How the U.S. Finally Caught Up With Baghdadi
Martin Chulov, Guardian
Baghdadi Killed Himself During Raid, U.S. Says
Thomas Joscelyn, Long War Journal
The Death of the World's Most Wanted Man
Robin Wright, New Yorker
Baghdadi’s Final Humiliation
Graeme Wood, The Atlantic
Does ISIS Die With Baghdadi?
Daniel DePetris, National Interest
What the Dismantling of the Wall Means 30 Years Later
James Carroll, TomDispatch
Poland, America, and a New West
Daniel Fried, Atlantic Council
Tusk’s Next Task: Save Europe’s Conservatives
Maïa de La Baume, Politico EU
Brexit Quandary Has Energized Britain's Politics
Edward Lucas, Times of London
Elections: Peronists return to power in Argentina
Tuesday, October 29
German Reunification Gave Europe a Purpose
Robert Zoellick, Financial Times
Learning to Prioritize Great Power Competition
Mackenzie Eaglen, War on the Rocks
The Enchantment of Mutually Assured Destruction
George Friedman, Geo. Futures
German Syria Proposal a Risk for Merkel Ally
Der Spiegel
Why the Second Referendum Campaign Is Failing
Paul Goodman, Conservative Home
Even if the Tories Win an Election, They're Finished
Polly Toynbee, Guardian
Trump Is Preparing to Squander a Big Accomplishment
A. Miller & R. Sokolsky, CNN
Big Terror Fight Win Still Can't Get Liberal Media's Approval
Liz Peek, Fox News
Here's How U.S. Forces Finally Found Baghdadi
John Walcott, Time
Russia Can’t Compete With China in Africa, Yet
Vita Spivak, Moscow Times
The Key to Iran’s Success in the Face of Sanctions
Simon Harlow, Oil Price
Turkish and Iranian Ambitions Rise
Eric Mandel, Jerusalem Post
Trump Should Throw Turkey Out of NATO
Doug Bandow, The American Conservative
How to Make Baghdadi's Death Bigger Than Bin Laden's
Hassan Hassan, NY Times
Is Venezuela Behind Latin America's Surge In Civil Unrest?
L. Carlos Vélez, Esp.
What Brazil’s 2013 Protests Tell Us About Chile 2019
T. Traumann, Amer. Quarterly
What Makes the Protests in Lebanon Different Than Before?
Faysal Itani, FPRI
Developing: Labour says it will back election before Christmas
Wednesday, October 30
Trudeau Win Prompts 'Wexit' Talk in Canada's West
L. Gardner & A. Panetta, Politico
A New Federal Deal With the Praries
Brad Wall, National Post
How Do We Bridge Canada's Divides?
Dan McCarthy, Globe and Mail
Inside the WhatsApp Hack
Mehul Srivastava & Tom Wilson, Financial Times
Santiago Under Siege
Andrés Velasco, Project Syndicate
The Real Cause of Protests in Chile Is Institutional Breakdown
C. Molina, CapX
The Buzz-Thud of Brexit Leads to a Dark December Vote
Rafael Behr, Guardian
The Brexit Party and the Tories Need a Truce
Stephen Glover, Daily Mail
Chinese Propaganda Doesn't Spare One of Its Most Intriguing Figures
Economist
The Launch of China and Russia's High-Tech Partnership
S. Bendett & E. Kania, ASPI
China’s Advance Into the Antarctic
David Fishman, Lawfare
Baghdadi Is Dead But His Legend Lives On
Aaron Zelin, Foreign Policy
The Nuclear Angle of U.S. Assistance to Ukraine
Mariana Budjeryn, The Bulletin
Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi's True Legacy
Scott Stewart, Stratfor Worldview
Mongolia’s New Mining Boom
Nicholas Muller, The Diplomat
Assessing Zelenskiy’s First Six Months
Oleksiy Goncharenko, Atlantic Council
The Making of Lebanon’s October Revolution
Helen Sullivan, New Yorker
Thursday, October 31
Britain’s Lonely Future in the Age of Clashing Empires
Mark Leonard, New Statesman
In Corbyn’s Fight for Power, Scottish Labour Is Disposable
Alex Massie, Spectator
The Nationalist Movements Against Sectarian Politics
Yasmeen Serhan, The Atlantic
Lebanon’s Government Collapses
Jon Alterman, CSIS
It's Time To Get U.S. Nukes Out Of Turkey
Steven Pifer, National Interest
To Play Big, Europe Needs to Get Bigger
Dmytro Kuleba, EU Observer
Europe Waits on Romania
Carmen Paun & Anca Gurzu, Politico EU
U.S. Military Strength Rated ‘Marginal’ as China, Russia on Move
Fred Lucas, DS
Is There a Way Forward in Hong Kong?
Tim Summers, Chatham House
Why Has Violence Grown Since Cameroon’s National Dialogue?
Bone & Nkwain, AA
Fractures Appear in Ethiopia’s Ethno-Political Mosaic
David Pilling, Financial Times
Trump's Russia Director To Leave National Security Council
Franco Ordoñez, NPR
U.S. Deterrence in the Middle East Is Collapsing
John Hannah, Foreign Policy
We're No Closer to Victory After Baghdadi's Death
Katherine Zimmerman, AEI
Dems Try to Dismiss Trump’s Foreign Policy Chops
Tammy Bruce, Washington Times
Friday, November 1
The Coming Emergency in Iraq
Thanassis Cambanis, Foreign Affairs
What Happens to the United Kingdom Now?
Chris Patten, Project Syndicate
Will a December Vote Affect Turnout? What Science Says
Laurie Clarke, Wired
America Should Embrace Restraint in Dealings With Russia
Brandon Weichert, RCW
The Potential War Map of Eastern Europe
Jacek Bartosiak, Geopolitical Futures
Time for a Balkan Reboot
Florian Bieber, Politico EU
Don't Leave Grand Strategy to the Generals
Jasen Castillo, National Interest
Asia Faces a Time for Choosing
Curtis Chin & Jose Collazo, Japan Times
Germany Moves to Hold Syria to Account
Bobby Ghosh, Bloomberg
Has Providence Anointed Trump to End Our Wars?
Andrew Bacevich, TomDispatch
Trump’s Foreign Policy Masterstroke
Douglas Macgregor, American Greatness
Putin Lost His African Great Game Before He Started
Stephen Paduano, For. Policy
Why Trump Should Use ‘Economy of Force’ Warfare
Gary Anderson, Wash. Times
How the Borgias Point the Way for Trump’s America
Edward Luce, Financial Times
Mauritius' Micro-Politics
Jess Auerbach, African Arguments
U.S.-Iran Confrontation Leaves Gulf Allies Uneasy
Con Coughlin, The National
It's Time for Abe to Step Up on North Korea
John Merrill, Nikkei Asian Review
Saturday, November 2
Lebanon Doesn’t Need Heroes
Fadlo Khuri, The Atlantic
Russia Is Winning, But Here's the Catch
Andrey Kortunov, Meduza
The U.S. Dithered Too Long on Nord Stream 2
Leonid Bershidsky, Moscow Times
What Russia Wants in a Multipolar World
Elizabeth Buchanan, Lowy Interpreter
Why Is Bolsonaro Kowtowing to the Chinese?
Paul Brian, The American Conservative
Farage Reborn, or at Least Repackaged
Henry Deedes, Daily Mail
Johnson/Corbyn/Farage & 'The People.' What Could Go Wrong?
M. Hyde, Guardian
No Longer Worried About ISIS? Think Again
John McLaughlin, Ozy
The Caliphate Plods On
Judith Miller, City Journal
Why Trade Wars Are Inevitable
Michael Pettis, Foreign Policy


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