Week of August 31, 2020 Archives

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Monday, August 31
The U.S. Might Start Having to Worry About Japan Now
Michael Auslin FP
The Limits of German Influence Over Russia
Pavel Lokshin Worldcrunch
Allies Will Help With China on Their Own Terms
Mark Perry Amer. Conservative
The World Is Becoming More Equal
Branko Milanovic Foreign Affairs
Who Wanted Navalny Dead?
Max Seddon & Henry Foy Financial Times
Battle for Idlib Draws Near
Sultan al-Kanj Al Monitor
Putin’s Undying Support for Autocracy
Nikolai Petrov Moscow Times
Upgrade Air Defenses to Stave Off PLA Attack
Chang Feng-lin Taipei Times
The Future of China Studies in the U.S.
Sheena Greitens et al ChinaFile
Pessimism Mounts Over Brexit Talks ‘Disaster’
Barbara Moens Politico EU
What’s U.S. up to in Mideast These Days?
Raghida Dergham The National


Tuesday, September 1
What Putin Fears
Economist
Why Putin Can’t Allow Democracy to Win in Belarus
P. Dickinson Atl. Council
Peace for Warplanes?
Neri Zilber Foreign Policy
Shinzo Abe’s Decision to Step Down
Michael Green & Nicholas Szechenyi CSIS
What Abe Leaves for Japan and the World
Brad Glosserman Japan Times
10 Headaches in Boris Johnson’s In-Tray
Alex Wickham Politico EU
To Rebuild or Restore Notre Dame
Robert Zaretsky Foreign Affairs
What Happens if China Gets a Vaccine First?
Elizabeth Ralph Politico
What Does Abe’s Resignation Mean for North Korea?
Mark Episkopos TNI
COVID-19 and Economic Competition With Russia, China
H. Shatz WOTR
The Godfather Wars
Barak Seener The American Interest


Wednesday, September 2
Next Front in India-China Conflict Could Be a Thai Canal
S. Theil FP
Greece Tries to Keep Erdogan at Bay
Gwynne Dyer Bangkok Post
Erdogan Should Bring Out the Best in Us
Kevin Featherstone Ekathimerini
Has the Dollar Started Its Long Decline?
Jim O'Neill Chatham House
Still a Long Way to Go in Kashmir
M.K. Narayanan The Hindu
Goodbye to the ‘Pret Economy’
Sarah O'Connor Financial Times
Why China Will Support Russia in Belarus
Brian Carlson The Diplomat
Addressing Lebanon’s Ailments, Acute and Chronic
Kumar & Constant RCW
Nothing Has Changed With Taiwan
George Friedman Geopolitical Futures
Why Is Iran Developing Missiles, Bolstering Proxies?
Jalil Bayat Res. State.
Why China Is Becoming a Bogeyman in Its Borderlands
R. Pantucci SCMP
The Coming Chill in Japan-Russia Relations
James D.J. Brown Moscow Times


Thursday, September 3
Support for Taiwan Must Be Unambiguous
Richard Haass & David Sacks Foreign Affairs
Belarus, the Kremlin and the Attack on Navalny
A. Chernyshev et al. Der Spiegel
Germany Is Losing the Fight Against QAnon
Tyson Barker Foreign Policy
Five Years On, Is France Still Charlie?
John Lichfield Politico EU
The Most Dangerous Waters in the World
James Stavridis Bloomberg
Six Abenomics Lessons
Robin Harding Financial Times
Bolsonaro Is Winning the Narrative on COVID-19
Thomas Traumann AQ
An Interview With Lech Walesa
Michal Matlak New York Review of Books
Is Trump a Turning Point in World Politics?
Joseph Nye Project Syndicate
The EU’s Complex Relationship With ‘Isms’
Jonathan White LSE Blog
Death in the Himalayas
Garima Mohan Berlin Policy Journal
7 Important Updates in China Power Report
Zack Cooper AEI


Friday, September 4
Turkey's Black Sea Natural Gas Find Is No Economic Miracle
S. Blank CGP
Is Black Sea Gas Find All That It Seems?
Gonul Tol & Rauf Mammadov ME Institute
What Is Turkey’s Role in Tripoli Political Tremor?
Fehim Tastekin Al Monitor
An Appropriate EU Response in Eastern Mediterranean
Michael Leigh Bruegel
The Middle East Just Doesn’t Matter as Much Anymore
Miller & Sokolsky Pol.
Ignoring a Fix for Kosovo
Edward P. Joseph Foreign Policy
Why Jordan’s Islamists Are Boycotting Elections
Mohammad Ersan Al Monitor
Lukashenko Is Not the President of Belarus Anymore
L. Linkevicius Pol. EU
Lessons for Navy’s New Frigate
Thibaut Delloue War on the Rocks
Macron’s Latest Impossible Mission Is Lebanon
Konrad Yakabuski Globe & Mail
A Battle for the Heart and Soul of Europe
Terry Glavin National Post
Merkel Has the Mettle to Stare Down Putin
John Kampfner Times of London
The Exodus Pangs of Hong Kong’s Elite
Chen Qianer Worldcrunch
Saturday, September 5
U.S.-China Competition Is Not About Ideology
Elbridge Colby & Robert Kaplan FA
Home Truths in the Eastern Mediterranean
Philip Stephens Financial Times
The Growing Balkan-Latin American Crime Nexus
R. Berg & I. Stradner AEI
The Belarusian Kids Are All Right
Slawomir Sierakowski Project Syndicate
China’s Crackdown on Mongolian Culture
Antonio Graceffo The Diplomat
Many Candidates for Position of Netanyahu’s Chief Rival
Ben Caspit Al-Mon.


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