Week of August 3, 2020 Archives

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Monday, August 3
What Iran Gets From Strategic Deal With China
Ilan Berman CGPolicy
Grading the U.S. Air Force’s Arctic Strategy
James Holmes National Interest
The PLA Enlisted Force, and Other Related Matters
M. Clay & D. Blasko WOTR
Britain Might Look to Germany to Heal North-South Divide
T. Bell Guardian
Scotland Problem Is Out of Johnson’s Control
Alex Massie Times of London
Mexican Migration: First Crisis of 2021?
Shannon O'Neil CFR
Has COVID Remilitarized Indonesia?
Natalie Sambhi The Diplomat
How Should the EU Stand Up to China’s Power?
Michael Roth Der Spiegel
How to Stop China From Imposing Its Values
Anthony Vinci The Atlantic
To Counter China, Look to Canada and Mexico
R. Jacobson & T. Wyler FA
A Foreboding Precedent for U.S.-China Relations
Brooke Sample Bloomberg
Don’t Fear U.S. Troop Withdrawal From Germany
Candace Rondeaux WPR


Tuesday, August 4
China’s Emerging Middle Eastern Kingdom
Michael Doran & Peter Rough Tablet
How Brexit May Strengthen the West
Gideon Rachman Financial Times
Is Coal’s Role in Japan Ending?
Jane Nakano CSIS
How Tokyo Sees Pompeo’s ‘Communist China’ Speech
Kuni Miyake JT
Japan-ROK Labor Row Muddles U.S. China Plans
Shotaro Miyasaka Nikkei
The Other Putin on Europe’s Doorstep
Mark Leonard Project Syndicate
Libya’s Score-Settling Moves Closer to Turkish Borders
F. Tastekin Al Monitor
The New Foreign Policy Reality
Alexis Papachelas Kathimerini
China Is What Is Drawing U.S. and India Closer
Sumit Ganguly Foreign Policy
Getting Polish Politics Backward
Mitchell Orenstein FPRI
How Land Disputes Erupt in Ethiopia
Economist


Wednesday, August 5
How Hollywood Learned to Fear Authoritarian Regimes
Kal Raustiala For. Aff.
Why Are There So Many Territorial Disputes in Asia?
Sholto Byrnes National
The China Hawks Got It Mostly Right
Tyler Cowen Bloomberg
Was India Caught Off-Guard in Ladakh?
Abhijnan Rej The Diplomat
Shock and Despair in Beirut: ‘We’re Cursed.’
Martin Chulov Guardian
Three Decades of Delusion
Andrew Michta The American Interest
Are We About to Move From Recession to Depression?
G. Friedman GPF
Beware of the Looming Chaos in the Middle East
Marwan Bishara Al Jazeera
Nuke-Free North Korea Is a Dream That Needs to Die
Doug Bandow TNI
Duterte Is China’s Happy Lapdog
Tom Rogan Washington Examiner
The New Nuclear Threat
Jessica Mathews New York Review of Books
Turkey and Greece Avoid Coming to Blows, for Now
Economist


Thursday, August 6
The World Enters a New Cycle of Nuclear Madness
C. Esch et al Der Spiegel
The Unexpected Effects of Pandemics on War
L. Berman & J. Tischler St. Bridge
Siberian Regionalism Is a Growing Threat to Moscow
Paul Goble Jamestown
Maintaining a Balance of Power in Europe and Asia
N. Gvosdev Russia Matters
UN Ideology Won’t Stop a Plague of Locusts
Kip Tom RealClearWorld
Navigating Sino-Russian Defense Cooperation
Andrea Kendall-Taylor et al WOTR
Will Beirut Blast Change Britain’s Foreign Policy?
Isabel Hardman Spectator
Why Edmund Burke Still Matters
Bret Stephens New York Times
Democracy in Action Looks Like This
Nicole Bibbins Sedaca Bush Center
Biden’s For. Policy Blind Spots Will Slow U.S. Post-Trump
H. French WPR
The Foreign Policy We Need
W. James Antle III The American Conservative


Friday, August 7
Emperors League: Russia-China Defense Cooperation
M. Kofman WOTR
Is Europe’s Last Dictatorship on Way Out?
Daniel Twining & Scott Mastic Dispatch
A Color Revolution in Belarus? Not Yet
Gennady Rudkevich Moscow Times
Nuclear Weapons Are Not an Abstraction
Yo Zushi New Statesman
Beirut After the Blast
Economist
In Beirut, an Explosion 6 Years in the Making
Terry Glavin National Post
The Atomic Bomb and Common Security
Richard Rhodes The Bulletin
A Needed Primer on What Alliances Are for
Shay Khatiri The Bulwark
The Failing State of Lebanon
Foundation for Defense of Democracies
Where the Pandemic Is Only Getting Worse
Yasmeen Serhan The Atlantic
China Is Its Own Worst Enemy
Doug Bandow The American Conservative
How Israel Emerged as a Peacemaker
Sigurd Neubauer Foreign Policy
Yes, It Is Time to Revive Hemispheric Trade Talks
Eric Farnsworth Am. Quarterly
Lebanon’s Chernobyl Moment
Ali Hashem Al Monitor
Saturday, August 8
Will U.S. Forces Draw Down From South Korea Next?
Rodger Baker Stratfor
Saddam’s Kuwait Invasion and the Importance of Unity
Con Coughlin National
Responsible Competition With China Benefits the U.S.
Daniel Davis RCWorld
The Rajapaksas Rise Again
Sudha Ramachandran The Diplomat
Will Duterte Get to Change the Philippines’ Constitution?
M. Beltran Lowy
Moscow Boosts Ties With Tehran
Daniel Hoffman Al Monitor
Is It a Bird, Is It a Plane, Is It a Faked Video of a Missile?
N. Waters Bellingcat


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