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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
Saturday, December 14
How Labour Lost the Culture War
Yascha Mounk, The Atlantic
The UK Election Should Serve as a Warning to Democrats
Alex Berezow, National Interest
Labour Must Ditch the Politics of the Sect
Jonathan Freedland, Guardian
The ‘Red Wall’ Has Fallen
Brendan O'Neill, Spectator
Unlike in Ukraine, Trump in China Takes U.S. Interests Into Account
J. Healey, LAT
We've Got a Trade Truce, Sort Of. Now What?
Mark Gongloff, Bloomberg View
Nationalisms Won Throughout Britain
Sam Knight, New Yorker
Friday, December 13
What Will Boris Johnson's Majority Mean for Brexit?
Anand Menon, Guardian
Johnson’s Smashing Win Heralds a New Toryism
James Forsyth, Spectator
How Britain Voted and Why
Lord Ashcroft, Conservative Home
American Leftists Can Wake Up From the Corbyn Dream Now
J. Chait, NY Mag
The Decade Populism Went Mainstream
Matt Welch, Reason
How Russia Fools Generations of Naive Foreigners
Anne Applebaum, The Atlantic
Hong Kong Protests Could Spark Stronger U.S.-China Accord
James Stavridis, BV
3 Key Changes in the New NAFTA
Amanda Countryman, The Conversation
Why Mongolian Democracy Is Worth Defending
Ellen Bork, The American Interest
In Cambodia, ‘Rule of Law’ Means Hun Sen Rules
Charles Dunst, Foreign Policy
Why China Is Weaning Itself Off American Technology
Benjamin Wilhelm, WPR
Trump Is Getting Played by China on Trade
Josh Rogin, Washington Post
Understanding Iran’s Nuclear Escalation Strategy
E. Brewer & A. Tabatabai, WOTR
The Neosocialist Delusion
Jerry Muller, Foreign Affairs
The Conservatives Finally Waved Farewell to Thatcher's Ghost
Paul Goodman, CH
Boris Is Now the Master of Britain's Political Scene
Martin Kettle, Guardian
Lessons From the Afghanistan Papers
James Carroll, New Yorker
Obstacle to Iran's Ambitions Will Come From the Arab People
C. Coughlin, National
Turkey’s Erdogan Weighs Entering Fight in Libya
Moscow Times
Thursday, December 12
U.S. Bets Old Ideas in a New Package Can Deter China
Hal Brands, Bloomberg View
5 Small Wins in the USMCA
Jeff Spross, The Week
Don't Let START Stop
J. Collins, D. Mathews, V. Naumkin & Y. Shafranik, Russia Matters
Ending America's Endless War in Afghanistan
Joseph Votel, New York Times
Secularism Is Dying in India
Sumit Ganguly, Foreign Policy
Will Protests Beat Back Macron's Reform Plans?
Judah Grunstein, WP Review
Never Mind the Strikes, Here's the French Pension Reform
Rym Montaz, Politico EU
Can Uzbekistan Complete Its Transition?
Kate Mallinson, Chatham House
Electing These Tories Would Usher In a Dark Age
John McDonnell, Guardian
Britain's Wealth Creators Running Terrified From Baleful Labour
A. Brummer, DM
14 ‘Portillo Moments’ to Look Out for on Election Night
John Connolly, Spectator
A Tory Rebel's Last Stand
Harry Lambert, New Statesman
Tactical Voting and Anti-Brexit Forces
Elliot Chappell, Labour List
Brexiteers Can't Afford a Tactical Vote
Lord Ashcroft, Conservative Home
Parsing the Possible Results of Britain's Vote
Oliver Wright, Times of London
Why Welsh Nationalism Has Stagnated
Helen Lewis, The Atlantic
Wednesday, December 11
How The NATO Summit Looked In Russia
P. Tarasenko & S. Strokanj, Worldcrunch
Afghanistan Shows Our Inability to Be Shocked
Ross Douthat, New York Times
A Deal With the Taliban May Be Inevitable
Christoph Reuter, Der Spiegel
The Future of ‘Saskberta’
Jason Markusoff, Maclean's
Argentina's New President Keeps the Worst Company
A. Oppenheimer, Miami Herald
Another Reckoning Coming for Buenos Aires
Stratfor Worldview
What a Corbyn Government Could Mean for the Middle East
Tim Springett, ECFR
What I Learned About Hope When I Met Nelson Mandela
Jim Mitchell, Dallas News
The Rape of India’s Soul
Jayati Ghosh, Project Syndicate
5 Infuriating Takeaways From 'Afghanistan Papers'
Barbara Boland, Amer. Cons.
The Great American Food Aid Boondoggle
Katrin Park, Foreign Policy
Bougainville Voters Back Independence in a Landslide
AFP
Jeremy Corbyn and England's Persistent Anti-Semitism
Ashley Rindsberg, ToI
2019 Was Bad for Irish Politics. At Least We're Not the UK.
Ian O'Doherty, Irish Ind.
Tuesday, December 10
What EU 'Geopolitical' Power Will Cost
Daniel Gros, Project Syndicate
NATO’s China Challenge
Frederick Kempe, Atlantic Council
Politics at the Heart of the Crisis in the Sahel
Judd Devermont, CSIS
The Arrogance of UK's Political Class Is Ever Less Justified
Jeremy Cliffe, NS
Are Latin American Democracies at Risk?
Eric Farnsworth, World Politics Review
Why did The Sun Publish a Far-Right Conspiracy Theory?
Daniel Trilling, Guardian
Only Two Possible Outcomes to Britain's Election
James Forsyth, The Sun
How the Brexit Election Was Reduced to Trivia
Steve Bloomfield, Foreign Affairs
India’s Economy Is Stalling. Critics Blame Fear.
Ravi Agrawal & Kathryn Salam, FP
No One in India Is Living in Fear
G. Sampath, The Hindu
India Takes Step to Block Naturalization for Muslims
Suhasini Raj, New York Times
How the Energy World of Tomorrow Reshapes Geopolitics
Antonia Colibasanu, RCW
Putin Wants Ukraine to Boil Over
Andreas Umland, Kyiv Post
Kashmir Crisis Calls for U.S. Engagement
Chris Shays & George Hochbrueckner, RCW
Monday, December 9
No One Wins in a Deadlocked Democracy
Niall Ferguson, Times of London
How Remain Disunity Could Seal Brexit
Timothy Garton Ash, Guardian
Who Most Deserves the Job of Ruining Britain?
Tom Rachman, Globe and Mail
Rethinking NATO’s Deterrent Strategy
Melanie Sisson, War on the Rocks
A Double Whammy for China
Frank Ching, Yale Global
Vietnam Asserts Its Maritime Sovereignty
Huong Le Thu, Foreign Policy
Why Iran Has Erupted
Gabriel Powe, The Week
Lovers in Auschwitz, Reunited 72 Years Later
Keren Blankfeld, New York Times
How Do We Dig Out of the Hole We've Dug in the Middle East?
W. Burns, The Atlantic
The Gun Violence Epidemic Plaguing Arab-Israeli Society
Y. Schwartz, NY Books
Turkey Tests the Waters in the Eastern Mediterranean
Caroline Rose, Geopolitical Futures
Hong Kong Is Fast Becoming an Afterthought
Simon Cartledge, Bloomberg View
The 'Forgotten Emergency' in Haiti
Jacqueline Charles, Miami Herald
The Incredible Shrinking U.S. Air Force
David Axe, National Interest
As Parliamentary Elections Loom, Iran's Regime Is Shaken
Sanam Vakil, CH
Saturday, December 7
The New China Scare
Fareed Zakaria, Foreign Affairs
The Pressure on China
George Friedman, Geopolitical Futures
The Coming World Order
Robert Kaplan with CapX
Populism’s Historical Echoes
Alberto Mingardi, City Journal
Who Is Making U.S. Foreign Policy?
Stephen Cohen, The Nation
Don’t Let Drama Keep U.S. From Supporting Peace in Ukraine
A. Mrachek, Heritage
Will Alberto Fernández Fix Argentina’s Economic Woes?
N. Saldias, Global Americans
Friday, December 6
Turkey and NATO: Is There Life After Braindeath?
Asli Aydıntaşbaş, ECFR
NATO No Longer Serves American Interests
Doug Bandow, National Interest
Europe’s Appeasement of Iran Remains a Threat to the West
Jonathan Tobin, NRO
Vietnam Is in a No-Win Bind
David Hutt, Asia Times
What Jokowi's New Cabinet Means for Indonesia
Luke Lischin, East Asia Forum
Behind the Rage, Iranians Dream of Democracy
Ramin Jahanbegloo, The Hindu
Trump Must Refuel 'Fire and Fury'
Joseph Bosco, Taipei Times
The Russification of the Republican Party
Ronald Brownstein, The Atlantic
When Russiagate Is All, Any Can Be Guilty
Armin Rosen, Tablet Magazine
USAID Transforms
Chris Milligan, Foreign Service Journal
Russia Taps Into Chinese Gas Market
Sergei Kapitonov, Carnegie Moscow Center
Confusion, Unforced Errors, and the Costs of Having No Strategy
Peter Harris, RCW
Democrats' Foreign Policy Depends on Fracking
Noah Rothman, Commentary
Autocracy Is Bad for Your Health
Thomas Bollyky, Tara Temlin & Simon Wigley, CFR
China's Growing Influence in Ghana
Joseph Hammond, The Diplomat

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