Week of February 3, 2020 Archives

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Monday, February 3
How Britain Left Its Mark on Europe
Jacopo Barigazzi Politico EU
The Economics of Pandemics and Quarantines
Vincent Geloso AIER
America's Bad Bet on India
Arif Rafiq National Interest
Can India Become a Player in Latin America?
Ketan Mehta The Diplomat
Brexit Is Finally Here. Now What?
Caroline Rose Geopolitical Futures
The Impact of Turkey's Aggressive Foreign Policy
Mustafa Batman Yale Global
Erdogan Challenges Washington and Moscow
Simon Tisdall Guardian
State Capture in the Caucasus
Batu Kutelia & Vasil Sikharulidze The American Interest
The Approaching Debt Wave
Kaushik Basu Project Syndicate
Why Britain Brexited
Tom McTague The Atlantic
How Much Could Beijing's Legitimacy Be Damaged?
Taisu Zhang ChinaFile
Europe Can't Afford to Alienate the UK
Romain Leick Der Spiegel


Tuesday, February 4
Macron's Important Visit to Warsaw
Ray Wojcik Center for European Policy Analysis
Russia's China Problem
Pavel Baev Jamestown
Breaking the Deadlock in UK-EU Trade Talks
James Forsyth Spectator
The EU's Double Crisis of Legitimacy
Yascha Mounk The Atlantic
America Needs a Miracle
Andrew Sullivan New York Magazine
The Venezuela Regime Change Policy Has Failed
Daniel Larison American Conservative
The UK Should Be More Pragmatic in Dealing With the World
D. McElroy National
Toward Cooperative Federalism
Aymen Mohammed & Malavika Prasad The Hindu
From Exile, Morales Fights for Influence in Bolivia
Frida Ghitis World Politics Review
How Xi Destroyed Religion and Made Himself God
Steven Mosher New York Post
Don't Let New START Die
Steven Pifer National Interest
China Is Winning the Information War in Africa
Caleb Slayton War on the Rocks
Seven Strings Over Iowa
Samantha Shokin Tablet Magazine


Wednesday, February 5
Goodbye Europe, Hello America?
Madeleine Kearns National Review
No One in the UK Can Blame Brussels Anymore
Robert Colvile Times of London
Bernie's Foreign Policy Is a Risk for Democrats
Josh Rogin Washington Post
In Poland, Macron Stands Behind His Moscow Policy
Rym Montaz Politico EU
Kim Jong Un Finds Himself in a Bind of His Own Making
Artyom Lukin Stratfor
The Infallibility of Popes and Presidents
Robert Zaretsky RealClearWorld
Trump, Not Iowa, Is the Democrats' Real Problem
Ramesh Ponnuru Bloomberg View
Tech Wars Are Complicated and Hard to Win
Phillip Orchard Geopolitical Futures
Who Needs the Russians?
Zeynep Tufekci The Atlantic
Brexit Vexes Northern Ireland
Peter McLoughlin World Politics Review
Keeping the Relationship Special
Patrick Davies Foreign Service Journal
Iraq, Stuck in the Middle
Vanda Felbab-Brown Brookings
How Dollarization Saved Ecuador's Economy
Mauricio Ríos García Worldcrunch
How Much Will Russia Benefit From New Pipeline to China?
Li-Chen Sim RS
Algeria Vies for Leading Libya Role
Simon Speakman Cordall Al Monitor


Thursday, February 6
America’s 5G Sputnik Moment
Richard Weitz The Hill
Brexit Won’t Trigger EU Disintegration
Douglas Webber The Conversation
Russia Killed Arms Control, But Values New START?
K. Ven Bruusgaard Bulletin
China Has Brought NATO Closer Together
Jens Ringsmose & Sten Rynning WOTR
Russia in Transition: Implications for Canada
Zachary Paikin Global Brief
Iran’s Role in the New Middle East
Andrew Gilmour & Tom Palaima National Interest
Sanders’s Rise Changes U.S. Foreign Policy
Michael Hirsh Foreign Policy
Who Says It’s Not Safe to Travel to China?
Rosie Spinks New York Times
A ‘Whiff of Weimar’ Over Germany
Times of London
Europe’s Center-Right and Far-Right Are Converging
Jeremy Cliffe New Statesman
Trump’s Peace Plan Is a Beginning
Samuel Edelman Jerusalem Post
Soleimani’s Terror Lives on for Israelis
Tom Goodenough Spectator


Friday, February 7
What Does Europe Have to Offer?
Dambisa Moyo Project Syndicate
Brexit Bad Blood Is Back
Charlie Cooper Politico EU
Ending Iran's Fictions
Jonathan Schanzer Commentary
Israeli and Palestinian Myths
Yossi Klein Halevi Globe & Mail
The Kurdish Tragedy
Ryan Gardiner National Interest
Can We Bomb Afghanistan Into Peace?
Bonnie Kristian RealClearWorld
Sanctions Are Not an Alternative to War
Keyvan Shafiei American Prospect
Collapsing the Russian Tripod
Neil Barnett & Andrew Foxall The American Interest
A Decade of Chinese Military Advancements: Air and Ground
Rick Joe Diplomat
Implications of the Cuban-Bolivian Tiff
Scott MacDonald Global Americans
Is the World Growing Softer, or Wiser?
David Howell Japan Times
How Coronavirus Made Globalization a Deadly Threat
Georg Fahrion et al Spiegel
Wuhan Gets Its First Virus Martyr
James Palmer Foreign Policy
How Alberta Can Force the Provinces to the Table
Calgary Herald
The Towering Architecture of Disinformation
McKay Coppins The Atlantic
Skies Darken for Sun King Macron
Philip Stephens Financial Times
Is Labour Leadership All-Corbynista Now?
Steven Fielding Spectator
Saturday, February 8
Will Irish Elections Lead to Unification?
Dan Haverty Foreign Policy
The Geopolitics of the Novel Coronavirus
George Friedman Geopolitical Futures
Political and Economic Shockwaves Far Beyond China
Frida Ghitis WPR
What Xi Fears Most
Wang Xiangwei South China Morning Post
The Death of a Chinese Whistleblower
Phelim Kine Asia Times
Greece at a Geopolitical Crossroads
Eric Edelman National Interest
Conflict at the Crossroads of Europe and Russia
Jonathan Masters Council on Foreign Relations


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