Week of June 22, 2020 Archives

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Monday, June 22
Who Runs the World?
Economist
China’s Border Clash With India Is a Clarion Call
Michele Flournoy FT
The Pandemic Slams Brazil’s Poor
Ana Ionova Foreign Policy
Iran’s Economic Desperation
Ali Dadpay Al Monitor
Geoeconomic Strategy in the COVID Era
Walter Hudson The American Interest
Poland Stuck in the Middle
Dov Zakheim The Hill
Defund the Europeans
Benjamin Friedman & Harvey Sapolsky Defense One
When the CIA Interferes in Foreign Elections
David Shimer Foreign Affairs
Averting a Cold War of Choice
Javier Solana & Oscar Fernandez Project Syndicate
Brazil Could Soon Surpass U.S. as Worst-Hit by COVID
Zeeshan Aleem Vox
Fears of Hungarian Separatism Stir in Western Ukraine
Ido Vock New States.
A Defining Moment for Egypt and Ethiopia
Khalil al-Anani Responsible Statecraft


Tuesday, June 23
India Picks a Side in the New Cold War
Gideon Rachman Financial Times
Tipping the Nuclear Dominoes
Conn Hallinan Foreign Policy in Focus
Ending America’s Grand Strategic Failures
Anthony Cordesman CSIS
India Has Bungled Its Pandemic Crisis
Kunal Purohit Foreign Policy
China Is Losing India
Tanvi Madan Foreign Affairs
The Burden of Living in History
Shadi Hamid The Atlantic
Turkey Positions Itself as Supply Chain Alternative to China
J. Dorsey RS
Despite the Authoritarian Wave, People Will Be Back
Srdja Popovic RCWorld
Getting Hungary’s Economy Back on Track
James Roberts RealClearWorld
Ignore the EU on Annexation
Shmuley Boteach Jerusalem Post
The Russian People’s Anger Is Growing
Roman Dobrokhotov Al Jazeera
Putin’s Majority 3.0
Andrei Kolesnikov Moscow Times


Wednesday, June 24
India Pays Price for Neglecting Neighbors
Sumit Ganguly Foreign Policy
China Would Love Four More Years of This
Mark Gongloff Bloomberg
Maintaining U.S. Alliances During Pandemic
Ryan Ashley & Abby Bard National Interest
The Dangerous War on Supply Chains
Martin Wolf Financial Times
Thomas Jefferson Must Stand
Rich Lowry National Review
EU May Ban U.S. Travelers as It Reopens
Matina Stevis-Gridneff New York Times
The EU’s Bond Isn’t All That Solid
Matthew Lynn Spectator
The Death of Cosmopolitanism
Rachel Donadio The Atlantic
It’s Been Four Years Since Brexit Vote. What Has Changed?
Menon G’dian
Duda’s Unnecessary Gamble
Adam Twardowski & Carisa Nietsche RealClearWorld
Russia’s New Nuclear Doctrine
Richard Weitz World Politics Review
Africa Must Not Fail Malawi Again
Olusegun Obasanjo African Arguments


Thursday, June 25
The Decline of the American World
Tom McTague The Atlantic
Helping Putin Russify Non-Russians
Paul Goble Jamestown
Anatomy of a Kosovo Summit Catastrophe
Edward Joseph Foreign Policy
How Hegemony Ends
Alexander Cooley Foreign Affairs
Waving Slippers to Squash a Dictator in Belarus
Economist
Death to the CFA Franc. Long Live the CFA Franc.
David Pilling Financial Times
The Negative Impact of China Paranoia
Markus Kounalakis Miami Herald
Africa Is More Resilient Than You Think
Landry Signe Project Syndicate
The Trump Administration Has a China Containment Plan
Ramon Marks National Interest
Why We Should Worry About China-India Dispute
Helen Raleigh National Review


Friday, June 26
The Retrenchment Syndrome
H.R. McMaster Foreign Affairs
Several Futures Open for Putin
Marlene Laruelle Russia Matters
Reclaiming Human Rights Leadership in a Multipolar World
S. Kaplan FSJ
The Problems With Pompeo and the EU
David Herszenhorn Politico EU
How COVID Has Changed European Worldviews
I. Krastev & M. Leonard ECFR
The American Infection
Kevin Williamson National Review
Trump Mulls Ending Arms Sales Accountability
R. Gramer & J. Detsch FP
China’s Palace Diplomacy in Africa
Joshua Meservey War on the Rocks
Bolivia Staggers Toward Election Rerun
Linda Farthing World Politics Review
A New Cold War With China?
Michael Mandelbaum The American Interest
Maduro Deepens Control of Venezuela
Félix Seijas Rodríguez Americas Quarterly
A COVID Currency Shock Is Coming
Stephen Roach Project Syndicate
Now Can We Save Venice?
Neal Robbins Guardian
Beijing, Emboldened
Georg Fahrion et al Der Spiegel
Why EU, India and Russia May Need to Pick Sides
Jeremy Cliffe New Statesman
Rising Tensions on the India-Nepal Border
Rishi Gupta East Asia Forum
An Egyptian-Turkish War in Libya?
Giorgio Cafiero Responsible Statecraft
What Erdogan’s Most Loyal Supporters Want to Know
P. Tremblay Al Monitor
Saturday, June 27
The 100-Ship Navy
Jonathan Panter Anand Jantzen & Johnathan Falcone War on the Rocks
A V-Shaped Recovery Is Dawning
Merryn Somerset Webb Financial Times
U.S.-Backed Kurdish Militia Makes Rare Apology
Amberin Zaman Al Monitor
The Case for American-Based Resilient Supply Chains
James Clad TNI
Kenya’s Road to Dictatorship
Carey Baraka Foreign Policy
Getting Out of the ‘Guns Germs and Steel’ Crisis
P. Chakravarty The Hindu
Does Russia-India-China Trilateral Still Matter?
Aleksei Zakharov The Diplomat
Putin’s President-for-Life Bid Is No Cinch
Candace Rondeaux World Politics Review
Hagia Sophia and Erdogan
Alexis Papachelas Ekathimerini
Poland’s Long Election Season Comes to an End
Zosia Wanat Politico EU


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