Week of December 16, 2019 Archives

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Monday, December 16
Jeremy Corbyn’s Crushing Defeat
Economist
What Happens When You Tell People to Eff Off and Join the Tories
A. Hazarika  ES
The New Conservatism Begins Today
James Forsyth Spectator
Boris Johnson's Victory Is Exactly What the EU Wants
Garvan Walshe Foreign Policy
How the Tories Can Keep the New Voters They Won
David Davis Conservative Home
Why SNP and Tories Should Seek a Compromise
The Scotsman
Lessons From Translating '1984' Into Russian
Leonid Bershidsky Bloomberg View
How Boris Johnson’s Brexit Won
Isaac Chotiner New Yorker
Will the Guilty Pay for Horror of Ceaucescu Orphanages?
Shaun Walker Guardian
Making an Offer South Korea Can't Accept
Eric Gomez RealClearWorld
Winding Down Sudan's Involvement in Yemen War
G. Cafiero Responsible Statecraft
Meaning and Mayhem
Roberto Saviano New York Review of Books
Economic Growth Is the Answer
Michael Boskin Project Syndicate


Tuesday, December 17
Chained to Globalization
Henry Farrell & Abraham Newman Foreign Affairs
Europe's Cult of Political Personality
Matthew Karnitschnig Politico EU
I Will Visit Your Grave When I Go to Iraq
Sinan Antoon The New York Times
US-China Trade Deal: 3 Unresolved Issues
Penelope Prime The Conversation
Cronies Everywhere
Kemal Dervis Project Syndicate
Where Is the Outrage Over the War in Afghanistan?
Jeet Heer The Nation
Russia's Ill-Fated Influence Campaign in South Africa
A. Weiss & E. Rumer Carnegie
Netanyahu Is Bleeding Israel's Foreign Ministry to Death
Sam Sokol Foreign Policy
Trump Is Damaging Asia Alliances
Bruce Klingner Jung Pak & Sue Mi Terry Los Angeles Times
After the UK Election, the Labour Party Civil War
Bonny Brooks Arc
Africa Pays the Price of Global Climate Inaction
Andrew Green World Politics Review
Get Brexit Done? Careful What You Wish For
Peter Harris National Interest


Wednesday, December 18
The Strange Death of Social-Democratic England
Matt Seaton NY Review of Books
How Chávez Broke Venezuela's Military
Fabiana Sofia Perera Americas Quarterly
Maduro Still Runs Venezuela. What Next?
Andrés Cañizález Global Americans
Why the Media Ignores the Afghanistan Papers
Alex Shepard New Republic
The Pensacola Attack and Its Implications
Michael Noonan FPRI
Terror Attack Shows Limits of Saudi Reforms
Kamran Bokhari The Navigator
Right-Wing Populists Look Poised to Keep Winning
Peter Hartcher Syd. Morning Herald
Only Putin Can Bring Peace to Ukraine
Diane Francis The American Interest
Iran's Imperial History Overshadows Its Future
Ilan Berman National Interest
The UK May Be in for More Instability
Aleks Eror World Politics Review
Pedro Sánchez Needs an Agreement With Catalan Separatists
Economist
India's New Security Order
Paul Staniland War on the Rocks
Netanyahu Stares Down Rivals Again
Aaron David Miller NPR
The State of Israeli Democracy
Susan Hattis Rolef Jerusalem Post


Thursday, December 19
The Decade Big Power Politics Returned
Fred Kaplan Slate
Japan's Strategy to Shape a Hybrid Regional Order
Céline Pajon War on the Rocks
How Other Countries Punish Wayward Leaders
Ryan Heath Politico EU
The Decade's Most Awe-Inspiring Images of Space
Brian Resnick Vox
The Tragedy of Trump's Many Failures
Doug Bandow The National Interest
History’s Largest Mining Operation Is About to Begin
Wil Hylton The Atlantic
Uzbekistan Is 2019's Most Improved Nation
Economist Economist
Reframing U.S.-Israel Alliance in Great Power Era
Assaf Orion Mosaic
Putin's New Trap for Zelenskiy
Vitaly Portnikov Euromaidan Press
Why I Hope Labour Can Get Its Act Together
Stephen Glover Daily Mail
Reimagining Stabilization in Lebanon
Erol Yayboke Melissa Dalton & Hijab Shah CSIS
Turkey and NATO Still Need Each Other
Iyad Dakka World Politics Review
If Putin Left Us Tomorrow...
Alexander Morozov Riddle
U.S. House Impeaches Trump Over Ukraine Scandal
A. Mackinnon & R. Gramer FP


Friday, December 20
Merkel's Split-the-Difference Strategy Isn't Working
Gary Schmitt American Interest
Europe and China After Brexit: The 5G Question
Janka Oertel ECFR
As Protests Swell, What's Modi's Endgame?
Mihir Sharma Bloomberg View
Can the Alliance for Multilateralism Make Good?
Stewart Patrick World Politics Review
The Post-American Middle East
Richard Haass Project Syndicate
Trump Has What He Needs to Leave Afghanistan
Zachary Yost Washington Times
Sometimes 'Clunking' Is What You Need
PM Boris Johnson Spectator
Show Russia Crimea Doesn't Pay
Douglas Carr The Hill
Northern Ireland Wants to Be Heard on Brexit
Annabelle Dickson Politico EU
An Uncertain Future for Afghan Women
Jane Ferguson New Yorker
Taiwan: A Democracy in Asia That Works
Thitinan Pongsudhirak Bangkok Post
Western Reporting on Hong Kong Tells Just One Story
Bernard Chan SCMP
Saturday, December 21
We've Just Had the Best Decade in Human History
Matt Ridley Spectator
A Great Tragedy From Afghanistan Papers: No One Cares
David Isenberg Res. State.
From Vietnam to Afghanistan, All U.S. Governments Lie
Gordon Adams Conversation
Should the U.S. and Israel Make It Official?
Steven Simon Foreign Policy
Three New Years Wishes for Britain and the EU
Michel Barnier Project Syndicate
UK Election Wasn't a Landslide, as Johnson Will Discover
S. Bush New Statesman
Monday, December 23
Is China Beating America to AI Supremacy?
Graham Allison National Interest
In the Star Wars Economy, One Thing Doesn't Pay
Adam Minter Bloomberg
How Your Phone Betrays Democracy
Charlie Warzel & Stuart A. Thompson New York Times
No Way to Run a Country
Shalom Lipner The American Interest
Israel’s Northern Borders – A Look Toward 2020
Sarit Zehavi Jerusalem Post
Hong Kong’s Turbulent Year
James Palmer Foreign Policy
Is China's Diplomatic Pull Overwhelming?
M. Hughes & C. Plante & C. Meisel The Hill
Why the U.S.-China Trade War Could Re-Escalate
Anne Krueger Project Syndicate
How Putin Got a New Best Friend Forever in Africa
Arkhipov & Meyer Moscow Times
A Disruptor Poised for Power in the Balkans
Una Hajdari Politico EU
Power of Siberia or Power of China?
Mikhail Krutikhin Al Jazeera


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