Week of November 11, 2019 Archives

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Monday, November 11
All Systems Are Fragile, But Some More Than Others
Jeremy Cliffe, New Statesman
We Weren’t Ready for a World Without Walls
Michael Hirsh, Foreign Policy
Let Us Celebrate Anew the Fall of the Wall
Quin Hillyer, Washington Examiner
Keeping the Promise of 1989
Tyson Barker, Progressive Atlanticists
Spanish Election Increases the Country's Uncertainty
El Pais
Does Italy Still Have a Moderate Right?
Rachel Donadio, The Atlantic
Why Britain’s Election Is So Unpredictable
Matthew Goodwin, Chatham House
Nigel Farage Must Make a Personal Sacrifice
Dominic Lawson, Daily Mail
Let’s Welcome the Death of the Political Tribe
Clare Foges, Times of London
14 Big Brains on Brexit
Christian Oliver, Politico EU
A Revolt in the Tory Heartlands
John Harris, Guardian
Bolivia's Morales Steps Down After Vote Fraud Accusations
Guerrero & Andone, CNN
Saudi Arabia’s Newest Tactic To Hush Dissidents
Michael Kern, Oil Price
Has Deadly Blast Fishing Finally Met Its Match?
Anne Kidmose, Ozy
How the Wagner Group Expands and Inflates Russia's Influence
C. Rondeaux, WPR
Tuesday, November 12
How Should Universities Respond to China’s Growing Presence?
C. Edel et al, CFile
How America Smashed Japan at Midway
James Holmes, National Interest
Power to the People?
Aryeh Neier, Project Syndicate
Rocking the Boat: The Macron Method
Tara Varma, ECFR
Kristallnacht, ISIS, and the Crisis in Syria
Seth Frantzman, Jerusalem Post
The Blob: Still Chasing After Pax Americana
A. Bacevich, American Conservative
Why Iran Declines to Renegotiate
Jamsheed Choksy & Carol Choksy, YaleGlobal
Spain's 4-Year Search for a Government Continues
Stratfor Worldview
In Central Asia, Can China Really Compete With Russia?
Ekaterina Zolotova, GPF
Iran's Threats to Israel and the Wider Middle East
Bob Feferman, South Bend Tribune
Evo Morales Is Gone. Bolivia's Problems Aren't.
New York Times
Farage Sends a Signal: vote Conservative
Paul Goodman, Conservative Home
Nigel Farage Move May Not Help Tories as Much as Seems
D. Sabbagh, G'dian
500 Years On, World Remains in Awe of Da Vinci
R. de Souza, National Post
The End of the 'Pink Tide' Polarizes Latin America
Angus Berwick, Reuters
Why Is Evo Morales Suddenly No Longer President of Bolivia?
K. Johnson, FP
Wednesday, November 13
The Hong Kong Protesters Aren’t Driven by Hope
Zeynep Tufekci, The Atlantic
Why Macron and AKK Agree
Ulrike Esther Franke, European Council on Foreign Relations
NATO Is Not Braindead Yet
Iain King, The Hill
Macron Challenges Europe's Self-Denial
Judy Dempsey, Carnegie Europe
What the Vietnam War Means for Today
David Barno & Nora Bensahel, War on the Rocks
Look Forward, Not Back
Dalibor Rohac, The American Interest
Election Fraud Was Morales's Downfall
Andres Oppenheimer, Miami Herald
Bolivia’s Crisis Lacks a By-the-Books Solution
Mac Margolis, Bloomberg
China's Sharp Power in Latin America
Jessica Ludwig, Global Americans
Chinese Firms Can’t Avoid Being Party Tools
Martin Thorley, Foreign Policy
What Lula’s Release and Morales’s Ouster Mean for Latin America
Anderson, NY'er
It Took Decades to Push Alberta to This Point
Kelly McParland, National Post
Spain’s Socialists Lose Their Electoral Gamble
Alana Moceri, World Politics Review
Abe's Mission Unaccomplished: Revising Japan's Pacifist Charter
L. Sieg, Reuters
India's Centuries-Old Living Tree Bridges
Paul Salopek, National Geographic
Thursday, November 14
Will Kurti Be the New Balkan Tsipras?
Agon Maliqi, Sbunker
Latin America Is Too Polarized to Help Stabilize Bolivia
Oliver Stuenkel, Foreign Policy
Why Bolivian Politics Suddenly Matters to Putin
Leonid Bershidsky, Moscow Times
Is Australia too Dumb and too China-Dependent?
Adam Triggs, East Asia Forum
Why No Arab Spring in Palestine?
Aaron David Miller, Carnegie
People Died While Trump Played His Games in Ukraine
David Ignatius, Wash. Post
Corbyn's Tyrant Heroes Should Worry Us All
Daniel Hannan, Conservative Home
A Reminder of Labour’s Decay
Ian Birrell, Times of London
The Real Threat to Farage's Legacy Is Himself 
Stephen Glover, Daily Mail
An Opposition in Disarray, Waiting for Others to Make History
M. D'Ancona, Eve. St.
Photos of Venice Underwater: The Highest Tide in 50 Years
Alan Taylor, The Atlantic
James Le Mesurier Obituary
Martin Chulov, Guardian
George Marshall After the American Century
Nicolaus Mills, Dissent
Hong Kong's Risk of 'Total Collapse' Pushes Down Economy
William Pesek, Nikkei
The Future Is Back, but as a Nightmare
Simon Garnett with Papp and Garnett, Vox Europ
America Must Try to Thaw Its Relationship With Russia
Dan DePetris, RealClearWorld
Friday, November 15
Jeremy Corbyn Is Britain's Trump
Tom McTague, The Atlantic
The Brief and Inspiring Life of James Le Mesurier
Janine di Giovanni, New York Times
America’s Feeble Indo-Pacific Strategy
Brahma Chellaney, Project Syndicate
Five Lessons From the New Arab Uprisings
Georges Fahmi, Chatham House
Impeachment Is Redeeming the Blob
Stephen Walt, Foreign Policy
When Did Ukraine Become a 'Critical Ally'?
Patrick Buchanan, American Conservative
Trump Hikes Price Tag for U.S. Forces in Korea Almost 500%
Nicole Gaouette, CNN
Challenges for Indigenous Groups in the Russian Arctic
A. Magomedov, Kennan
The Trials of Betrayal
Uriel Abulof & Dilan Okcuoglu, Jerusalem Post
Anti-Semitism Concerns Mean We Cannot Vote Labour
John Le Carré et al, Guardian
Erdogan’s Undeserving, Underwhelming Visit to DC
Edelman & Kramer, Amer. Interest
After Six Decades, Turkey Is Now a U.S. Ally in Name Only
Robin Wright, New Yorker
France Tried Soaking the Rich. It Didn't Go Well.
Noah Smith, Bloomberg
Will Belarus Choose the West?
Živilė Kriščiūnienė & Donald Jensen, CEPA
Hope for a Desertifying India
Rishika Pardikar, Ozy
Nehru: Revisiting a Legacy
Kiran Mohandas Menon, The Diplomat
Saturday, November 16
China’s Surveillance State Has Eyes on Central Asia
Bradley Jardine, Foreign Policy
Trump and Erdogan's Blind Spot
James Dorsey, The Globalist
Moldova’s Coalition Falls Apart
Vladimir Socor, Jamestown Foundation
Belarus Votes: Could Its Verdict Matter?
Olga Dryndova, ECFR
Impeachment Is Really About Who Sets U.S. Foreign Policy
J.D. Davidson, Federalist
Countries Should Welcome Fragmented Party Politics
Nick Ottens, WPR
The Vicious Cycle in Syria
Dimitri Simes, RealClearWorld
Uncynical Outrage in a Jaded Capital
Susan Glasser, New Yorker
The Blob Is Hijacking Impeachment
Jeet Heer, The Nation
Why Venice Is Disappearing
Jeff Goodell, Rolling Stone


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