Week of September 14, 2020 Archives

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Monday, September 14
A Grand Strategy of Resilience
Ganesh Sitaraman Foreign Affairs
Westlessness: Signs of a New Global Balance
Jeremy Cliffe New Statesman
Rising Protests, Sinking Economy: Trouble in Thailand
M. Sainsbury Lowy
Netanyahu Hails Israel-Bahrain Deal
Rina Bassist Al Monitor
‘Negative Peace’? China’s Mideast Approach
Guy Burton War on the Rocks
Is There an End to Violence in South Asia?
Niha Dagia The Diplomat
Seven Ways the West Can Help Belarus
Ryhor Astapenia Chatham House
Can Indian Cricket Survive Without India?
T. Wigmore with D. Moss Bloomberg
Kashmir’s Bondage
A.G. Noorani Dawn
India and China Edge Toward a More Serious Conflict
Devesh Kapur FT
‘Asian NATO’ Presents Opportunity
Yao Chung-yuan Taipei Times
Taliban and Afghan Government Talk Peace at Last
Economist
Cross-Strait Integration by Force or Favor?
Nicholas Chiu East Asia Forum


Tuesday, September 15
Boris Needs a Brexit Deal to Secure His Revolution
Robert Shrimsley Financial Times
Russia’s Crumbling Power Vertical
Maria Snegovaya PONARS Eurasia
Russia’s Regional Elections Bring Rare Win for Navalny
Eva Hartog Politico
Promising Liaisons
Bernard-Henri Lévy The American Interest
The Problem With Soft Power
Margaret Seymour FPRI
Normalizing Trade With China Was a Colossal Mistake
M. McKenna W. Times
Arab Unity in Mideast Can Thwart Iran Goals
Alma Keshavarz & Kiron Skinner TNI
Rethinking Europe’s Spirit
Orlando Figes El Pais
Suga Will Struggle to Transform Japan’s Defense
Jack Detsch Foreign Policy
Time for Innovation in U.S.-Japan Alliance
Yoichi Funabashi Japan Times
How to Make the UN Relevant Again
Council on Foreign Relations
On the Congress Party’s Leadership Crisis
Binoy Viswam The Hindu
A Rare Middle East Triumph
Bret Stephens New York Times
The Trouble With a Premature Vaccine
Alex Berezow Geopolitical Futures


Wednesday, September 16
The Myth of the Military Industrial Complex
Hal Brands Bloomberg
Nuclear Weapons: Time for Sole Purpose
Steven Pifer National Interest
Spain Tackles Franco’s Ghost, Again
Guy Hedgecoe Politico EU
Turkey’s Hyperactivity Echoes Through Mideast
Kuperwasser & Ben-David JCPA
Turkey’s Labyrinthine Relationship With the West
M. Pierini Hellenic Foundation
What Montenegro’s New Government Means
Sinisa Vukovic & Majda Ruge ECFR
Brexit Is Still Happening
Joshua Keating Slate
How the Islamic State Found Haven in Syrian Desert
Sultan al-Kanj Al Monitor
Creating a New Middle East
Yaakov Katz Jerusalem Post
The Great British Humbling
Tom McTague The Atlantic
Trump Has Been Good for Europe
Ben Sixsmith The American Conservative
The Dragon Rises
Shay Khatiri The Bulwark


Thursday, September 17
The Dutch Don’t Love Europe, and Never Did
Caroline De Gruyter Foreign Policy
Picking Up the Broken Pieces of UK Foreign Policy
S. Fraser Chatham House
Struggle for a Democratic Ukraine Goes On
Salome Gongadze New Statesman
Back Off of Venezuela Already
Stephen Kinzer Boston Globe
Argentina’s Unsustainable ‘20-80’ Economy
E. Levy Yeyati Americas Quarterly
Domestic Concerns Shape China's Policy Strategies
Ryan Manuel EA Forum
Mali’s French Connection Risks Becoming Tenuous
J. Samaan The National
Barbados Decides to Dump the Queen
Economist Economist
What to Expect From Japan’s New Leader
Duncan Bartlett The Diplomat
Is There a Recipe for Democratic Success?
Dalibor Rohac The American Interest
Central Europe Still Struggles With ‘China Syndrome’
Claudia Ciobanu BI


Friday, September 18
World Still Needs a United West
David McKean & Bart M.J. Szewczyk Foreign Affairs
For Sake of Transatlantic Security, Stop Nord Stream 2
Newsweek
Boris Johnson’s Erratic Style Will Cost Him
Iain Martin Times of London
The Real Special Relationship Is Between US and Ireland
A. Rea NewStates.
The Kurds Have Paid in Blood for U.S. Recklessness
Eli Lake Bloomberg
Assumptions About Mideast Peace Have Been Shattered
M. Fegelman G&M
Bulgaria Passes the Point of No Return
James Pardew Politico EU
The Greatest Generation’s Squandered Legacy
Daren Acemoglu Project Syn.
Thai Navy Wants Chinese Subs to Deter Malaysia
T. Chalermpalanupap SCMP
What Can Asia Expect From Suga’s Japan?
Ankit Panda The Diplomat
U.S. and Africa Should Lead Approach to Food Security
K. Kuhlmann CSIS
Whither Ethiopia’s Transition?
Tsedale Lemma African Arguments
Normalization Deals Rattle Israeli Left
Mazal Mualem Al-Monitor
India Puts Relations With Japan Back on the Rails
Aarti Betigeri Lowy Inter.
Saturday, September 19
Japan's Geopolitical Balancing Act Just Got Harder
Minxin Pei Pro. Syn.
Netanyahu, Peacemaker or Troublemaker?
Ben Caspit Al-Monitor
Evolving Global Order Makes a P5 Summit Ineffective
Paul Saunders RM
What the No-Deal Hype Obscures
Henry Mance Financial Times
Putin Risks Turning Belarus Into an Enemy
Hanna Liubakova Atlantic Council
Partition Is the Only Solution to Lebanon's Woes
Joseph Kéchichian FP


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