Week of April 1, 2019 Archives

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Monday, April 1
The Dark Side of Hindutva 2.0's Grand Vision
Varghese George, The Hindu
Quit Harping on U.S. Aid to Israel
James Kirchick, The Atlantic
Great March of Return Resurrected Palestinian Resistance
A. Abu Artema, AlJazeera
The Cost of Brexit to December 2018: Toward Relative Decline?
J. Springford, CER
A Place at the Table? A Customs Union Would Turn UK Into Lunch
D. Lawson, DM
When European Politics Becomes Personal
Mark Leonard, Project Syndicate
Kyrgyz Students Vanish Into Xinjiang's Maw
Gene Bunin, Foreign Policy
Inside China’s System of Incarceration and Control of minorities
Vanderklippe, G&M
How Well Has Rwanda Healed 25 Years After the Genocide?
Economist
Why Russia Is Standing By Sudan's Bashir
Marcel Plichta, World Politics Review
NATO Is Strong and Growing
Daniel Runde, The Hill
Why Was ISIS Successful?
Kenneth Pollack, RealClearBooks
Thailand’s Election Impasse
Nicholas Muller, The Diplomat
Erdogan's AKP Poised to Lose Control of Ankara
Laura Pitel et al, Financial Times
Theresa May’s Third Brexit Loss Closes More Doors
Amy Davidson Sorkin, New Yorker
Israel Should See Abbas as a Partner For Peace
Ephraim Sneh, Al Monitor
Road to Indonesia’s Election Runs Through Isolated Villages
Andy Mukherjee, B-View
Tuesday, April 2
Turkish Disgust
Economist
A Year After U.S. Withdrawal From the Nuclear Deal, Iran Digs In
B. Slavin, Lowy
There Is No Compromising With the Brexiters
Polly Toynbee, Guardian
A Customs Union Is the Worst of All Worlds for UK
Greg Hands, CapX
This Is the EU's Most Important Election - and Most Interesting
B. Haddad, AC
Is China Devouring Europe?
Judy Dempsey et al, Carnegie Europe
Is Colombia’s Fragile Peace Breaking Apart?
Ted Piccone, Brookings Institution
How and Why Israelis Vote
Haviv Rettig Gur, Mosaic
Vote to Say 'Enough Is Enough'
Jeff Barak, Jerusalem Post
Blue and White Wants to Win With Lies
Ariel Kahana, Israel Hayom
Eight Steps to Shrink the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
Micah Goodman, The Atlantic
Import Substitution in Russia Is Failing
Paul Goble, Jamestown Foundation
Libya’s Looming Contest for the Central Bank
Jalel Harchaoui, War on the Rocks
Startups Power Shenzhen's Rise as High-Tech Hub
Shuhei Yamada, Nikkei
Where Will the Next Islamic State Rise?
Bobby Ghosh, Bloomberg View
Wednesday, April 3
An Optimistic Name for Japan's New Era
Michael Auslin, National Review
NATO at 70: Where Next?
James Stavridis et al, Politico
Economic Nationalism Rises in the European Union
Jeromin Zettelmeyer, PIIE
The Many and Different Faces of Terrorism
M.K. Narayanan, The Hindu
The United Kingdom Has Gone Mad
Thomas Friedman, New York Times
Theresa May Crosses the Rubicon
Robert Peston, Spectator
Theresa May Clearly Thinks Jeremy Corbyn Is Stupid
Sean O'Grady, Independent
Theresa May Tears Up Her Red Lines
Paul Goodman, Conservative Home
Erdogan's Electoral Setback and Its Aftermath
Bulent Aliriza, CSIS
Nuclear Issues Sharpen Focus on U.S.-Saudi Relations
Simon Henderson, The Hill
What Makes an Ally? Sweden and Finland as NATO Partners
Anna Wieslander, AC
History of United States and Its Alliances
Brandon Christensen, RealClearHistory
The Forever Wars Go On Without Me
Danny Sjursen, TomDispatch
Europe and the New Imperialism
Jean Pisani-Ferry, Project Syndicate
Another Velvet Revolution in Slovakia?
Viktoria Großmann, Worldcrunch
Thursday, April 4
Brexit, Ireland and the Failure of the European Idea
Jochen Bittner, New York Times
NATO Still Stands Between the Free World and Tyranny
Anna Maria Anders, RCWorld
The Outdated Alliance?
Doug Bandow, Foreign Policy
Why We Stand With NATO
Tim Kaine & Cory Gardner, The Atlantic
Patience Wears Thin With Germany's Military Spending
Der Spiegel
For NATO, China Is the New Russia
Matthew Karnitschnig, Politico EU
Trump Is Turning NATO Into a Viable Military Force
Adam Kredo, Free Beacon
Scrutinize Strategic Assumptions on China
Kevin Eyer, Proceedings
Local Election Defeat Bodes More Foreign Woes For Erdogan
Kadri Gursel, Al Monitor
Could Macron Knock Britain Out of the EU Next Week?
John Lichfield, Guardian
Why, as a Former Remainer, I'd Now Back Leaving EU
Piers Morgan, Spectator
No Simple Solution For Gaza
Micah Halpern, Jerusalem Post
The Shape of Cities
National Geographic
The EU and UK Knuckleheads Judging Israel’s Golan Stance
Benjamin Anthony, TOI
Opening a Window For Beijing in Central America
Timothy Rich & Andi Dahmer, GA
The Taiwan Relations Act at 40
Tiffany Ma & Jessica Drun, The Diplomat
Friday, April 5
South China Sea on a Precarious Strategic Edge
Richard Javad Heydarian, Asia Times
China, the Accidental European Power – Get Used to It
Emilian Kavalski, SCMP
Israel‘s Foreign Policy After Its Snap Election
Hugh Lovatt, ECFR
How Trump Betrayed the General Who Defeated ISIS
Robin Wright, New Yorker
Congress Is Finally Done With the War in Yemen
Robbie Gramer & Amy Mackinnon, FP
Venezuelan Remittances Don’t Just Save Lives
Shannon O'Neil, Bloomberg View
Japan Prepares For a New Era
Michael Green & Nicholas Szechenyi, CSIS
The Brexit Wreckers
Stephen Bush, New Statesman
Anti-Semitism Is Back, From the Left, Right and Islamist Extremes
P. Kingsley, NYT
Election Augurs End of the Thaksin Era
Thitinan Pongsudhirak, Bangkok Post
Will Thailand's Election Deliver Stability?
Greg Raymond, East Asia Forum
Both Sides Are Wrong about the Border Crisis
Jonah Goldberg, National Review
Taiwanese Ministry Urges Sculpture U-turn at LSE
Taipei Times
NATO at 70: Twilight Years or a New Dawn?
Sophia Besch & Ian Bond, CER
Australia Bids Farewell to a Truly Weird Parliament
Tony Wright, SMH
Brexit: Theresa May to make written ofer to Jeremy Corbyn
Saturday, April 6
Are Russia and China Really Forming an Alliance?
Leon Aron, Foreign Affairs
Will Cold War Allies Russia and North Korea Be Reunited?
Peter Brookes, TNI
The Russian Shadow Over Banking's Nordic Noir
Richard Milne, Financial Times
Is Mexico on the Brink of a Labor Revolution?
Lauren Kaori Gurley, New Republic
The Farmer Challenging China’s Ideas of Racial Identity
Tianyu Fang, Radii
Israel Election: Who Are the Key Candidates?
BBC
Once Ubiquitous Labor Struggles Ahead of Elections
Jonah Mandel, Times of Israel
Netanyahu's Policy of Divide and Rule
Shlomo Pyuterkovsky, YNet
Good Riddance to This Dreadful Campaign
David Weinberg, Jerusalem Post
Marine Le Pen Can Win in France By Doing Nothing
Bill Wirtz, American Conservative
The Sun Never Sets on Brexit Shambles
Jon Henley, Guardian
If There's No Deal, There’s no Brexit
James Forsyth, Spectator


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