Week of March 25, 2019 Archives

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Monday, March 25
Europe Is Glued to Energy-Rich Russia
David McWilliams, Irish Times
How a Once-Thriving Britain Was Brought Low
Peter Hitchens, Daily Mail
What Unites Britons Now Is National Humiliation
Nick Cohen, Guardian
A No-Deal Brexit Remains Highly Likely
Wolfgang Münchau, Financial Times
Brexit Endgame: European Union Takes Back Control
Amanda Sloat, Brookings
What Is Going On With Hamas in Gaza?
Anna Ahronheim, Jerusalem Post
China's Italian Advance Threatens EU Unity
Bruno Macaes, Nikkei Asian Review
What a Coup For Thailand's Junta
Andy Mukherjee, Bloomberg View
The Current Challenges For Diplomacy
Alexander Albrecht, Notes on Liberty
Trump Has Liberated Israel
Shmuel Rosner, New York Times
Golan Heights Shift Will Allow Israel to Act With Impunity
Jonathan Cook, National
Trump's Controversial Golan Heights Gamble
Hunter DeRensis, National Interest
Let’s Talk About the One-State Solution
Ureib al-Rantawi, YNet
The Mueller Report Is a Test for the United States
Daniel Baer, Foreign Policy
All ISIS Has Left Is Money. Lots of It.
David Kenner, The Atlantic
Qatar's Break With Hamas Shakes Up Mideast Politics
Jack Rosen, Jerusalem Post
Why Trump and Netanyahu Desperately Need Each Other
Aaron David Miller, CNN
Tuesday, March 26
Worries Rise About a Clash Over Taiwan
Lara Seligman, Foreign Policy
Defending Japan Means Sea Control
Dennis Blair & Christopher Rodeman, Proceedings
Is Russia Throwing Its Lot in With Maduro?
Stratfor Worldview
Macron Steals Trump’s Thunder With Chinese Airbus Order
Rym Momtaz, Politico EU
Deep Internal Rifts Are Dividing Europe's Big Six
Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
Vietnam’s Struggle to Overcome the Legacy of U.S. Bombs
Michael Hart, Geo. Mon.
Estonia’s Cold Conservative Spring
Kristi Raik, European Council on Foreign Relations
Mueller Provides Scant Real Relief for Russia
Mark Galeotti, Moscow Times
RIP Russiagate. Here's What We Learned.
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg View
The Myth That Just Won't Die: Trump as Putin's Puppet
Ted Galen Carpenter, Nat'l Int.
Should France Cede Its UN Security Council Seat to the EU?
Hajnalka Vincze, FPRI
What’s Next for Kazakhstan?
Nargis Kassenova, Project Syndicate
The Yellow Jackets Revolt and the Future of America
Sarah Hoyt, PJ Media
Second Thatcherite Revolution Could Follow Brexit Crisis
David Miliband, NS
Has Varadkar Finally Come Clean on the Irish Border?
Ross Clark, Spectator
Wednesday, March 27
The Economic Consequences of Global Uncertainty
Michael Spence, Project Syndicate
EU’s Brexit and China Problems Are Intertwined
David Herszenhorn, Politico EU
Ukraine's Election: Some Things Never Change
Andreas Umland, Atlantic Council
A Ukrainian Oligarch Waits in the Wings
Adrian Karatnycky, The American Interest
Quit Facebook to Protest Their Lack of Humanity
Kate Hawkesby, New Zealand Herald
The Netherlands’ Luck Is Running Out
Robin Simcox, Foreign Policy
The Netherlands No Longer Holds Its Future in Its Own Hands
R. Schuttenhelm, VN
The Price Turnbull Paid to Become Prime Minister
Peter Hartcher, SMH
How to End Endless War
Stephen Wertheim, New Republic
5 Years After Crimea, What Do We Know About Sanctioning Russia?
Bhatiya, WPR
Washington's Worst-Kept Secret: The Islamic State Isn't Defeated
D. DePetris, TNI
Are We Seeing a Second Wave of the Arab Spring?
Georges Fahmi, Chatham House
How Dating Apps Completed What the Bicycle Began
Tom Standage, 1843
Dynasties Still Run the World
Farida Jalalzai & Meg Rincker, The Conversation
Jair Bolsonaro’s Southern Strategy
Jon Lee Anderson, New Yorker
As Hardline Brexiters Wobble, DUP Holds Firm on Meaningful Vote
Schofield, PH
Thursday, March 28
The Convenient Rewriting of the History of the 'Quad'
Kevin Rudd, Nikkei Asian Review
The End of the New Deal Era—and the Coming Realignment
Frank DiStefano, Am. Int.
China’s Massive Belt and Road Initiative
Andrew Chatzky & James McBride, CFR
Goodbye to Japan’s Foreign Relations Emperor
J. Berkshire Miller, Foreign Policy
U.S. and China: Who Is Bigger and When
Derek Scissors, American Enterprise Institute
In China, Yet Another Course Correction
Phillip Orchard, Geopolitical Futures
Farewell to the Worst Prime Minister Until the Next One
Polly Toynbee, Guardian
MPs Reject Every Brexit Option - What Next?
Katy Balls, Spectator
What to Do When Russia's Government Wants to Blackmail You
A. Nemtsova, Atl.
How the Little Ice Age Changed History
John Lanchester, New Yorker
The Protests Hamas Doesn't Want You to See
Joshua Block, Times of Israel
The End of Bouteflika’s Algeria?
William Fisher, The Strategist
Eight Years of Corrosive Lies about Syria
Michael Brendan Dougherty, National Review
Italy's Deal With China Widens Euro-Atlantic Rifts
Marcello Rossi, World Politics Review
Friday, March 29
The Strange Death of a Special Relationship
Robert Singh, The American Interest
The Kosovo War in Retrospect
James Goldgeier & Gorana Grgic, War on the Rocks
Pakistan Doesn’t Want Modi to Win
Fahd Humayun, Foreign Policy
Algerian Protesters Reject Military's Gambit
Simon Speakman Cordall, Al Monitor
What the Withdrawal 'Separation' Means For Brexit
Tom Kibasi, Guardian
The EU Thinks the UK Has Two Choices Left
Alberto Nardelli, BuzzFeed
US, EU Rightly Anxious Over Budding Italy-China Relationship
Meg Lundsager, Hill
What Brexit means without May
Oliver Wiseman, CapX
Israel and Hamas Need Each Other
Aaron David Miller, Foreign Affairs
AMLO’s Energy Policy: A Bygone Era
Valeria Moy, Americas Quarterly
What Happened in Hanoi?
Jessica Mathews, New York Review of Books
In Leaving Europe, the UK Has Lost Scotland
Ted Fraser, Globe and Mail
The Islamic State Was a Sham
Daniel DePetris, National Interest
Trump Is Justified to Recognize the Golan Heights as Israeli
Vi. Bercovici, Comm.
Brexit: After deal voted down again, May hints at possible election
Saturday, March 30
The Guilty Men and Women of the UK's National Debacle
Anthony Seldon, New States.
Brexiteers Are Angry, and Ready to 'Get the Band Back Together'
Iain Martin, Times
Ireland Faces Tense Week Over Brexit Border Plans
Cliff Taylor, Irish Times
The Netanyahu-Putin Entente
Zalman Shoval, Jerusalem Post
A Strongman Falls, a Post-Colonial Era Ends
Kamel Daoud with Rachel Donadio, Atlantic
Could the North Macedonia Name Agreement Fall Apart?
Constantinos Filis, ECFR
A New Strand of Populism Rises in Europe
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg View
Robert Kagan’s Cloudy Crystal Ball
Andrew Bacevich, The American Conservative
Russians Always Knew There Was No Collusion
Alexey Kovalev, New York Times
Why Ukrainians Want to Elect a Comedian
Katya Gorchinskaya, Al Jazeera
Hamas Caught in a Trap of Its Own Making
Shimrit Meir, Ynet News
We Must Be Worthy of the Golan Heights
Nadav Shragai, Israel Hayom


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