Week of October 5, 2020 Archives

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Monday, October 5
China's Geopolitics Are Pumped by Economic Success
Graham Allison FT
UK-China Relations: From Gold to Dust
Thomas des Garets Geddes The Diplomat
Saving Uighur Culture From Genocide
Yasmeen Serhan The Atlantic
What 'October Surprise' From DPRK Might Look Like
Garlauskas and Perry AC
End the Dangerous Saudi Relationship, Now
Daniel Larison American Conservative
Why Armenia, Azerbaijan Are on Brink of War
Jeffrey Mankoff Foreign Affairs
The Contours of a New Germany Are Still Emerging
Jeremy Cliffe New Statesman
No, Biden Will Not End the Trade Wars
Edward Alden Foreign Policy
S. Korea Minimized COVID Damage. DPRK Maximized It.
Sue Mi Terry CSIS
Peace With Lebanon? Not So Fast
Smadar Perry Ynet News
American Nukes in Europe No Longer Make Sense
Zack Brown National Interest


Tuesday, October 6
Armenia-Azerbaijan: Military Dimensions of the Conflict
M. Kofman R-Matters
A Clash With Turkey Is Becoming Inevitable
Michael Rubin National Interest
The UN’s Existential Crisis
Shashi Tharoor Project Syndicate
Hold Those Obituaries for the Liberal World Order
Stewart Patrick WP Review
How to Stop the Export of Authoritarianism
Suzanne Nossel Foreign Policy
What U.S. Allies in Asia Need
Mohamed Zeeshan SCMP
Plan to Reposition US Forces in Europe Needs Work
Scott Adamson FDD
The Fragility of a Populist Presidency
Niall Ferguson Bloomberg
What Venezuela's Henrique Capriles Really Wants
Benjamin Russell Am. Quart.
Life Is About to Get Harder for Canada's Minority Government
Economist
Demystifying U.S.-China Relations
Daniel Larison The American Conservative
What You Need to Know About the "Quad”
Tanvi Madan Brookings


Wednesday, October 7
Metternich, Rock of Order
Christopher Clark London Review of Books
Why the Stakes in Nagorno-Karabakh Are So High Now
D. Sagramoso MT
How the Pandemic Revived Hard-Nosed Realism
Nikolas Gvosdev WP Review
The Growing Threat of Iran’s New Iraq Proxy
Hamdi Malik War on the Rocks
What Do Boris Johnson’s Tories Stand for
Nick Tyrone Spectator
Learning From Rabin
Richard Haass Project Syndicate
Boris Johnson’s Magical Thinking
Rafael Behr Guardian
Enlisting NATO to Address the China Challenge
Carisa Nietsche et al CNAS
Ending China’s Chokehold on Rare Earths
Kori Schake et al AEI
Britain Must Hold Its Nerve Over Hong Kong
Roger Boyes Times of London


Thursday, October 8
Battle Force 2045: The Navy’s 500-Ship Plan
James Holmes National Interest
China Knows It Is Gaining, Fast
Frederick Kempe Atlantic Council
China and Rare Earths: Why We Should Care
June Teufel Dreyer FPRI
Empire of Graveyards
Emran Feroz Foreign Policy
British Archaeology Falls Prey to Turkish Nationalism
A. Zaman Al Monitor
A New US Embassy in Iraq?
Caroline Rose Geopolitical Futures
The Indonesian Police’s Dual Function Under Jokowi
M. Supriatma EAForum
How Nagorno-Karabakh Challenges NATO
Ido Vock New Statesman
How Much Will Turkey Change After Erdogan?
Iain MacGillivray ASPI Strategist
Hezbollah Loses Its Ability to Intimidate Anyone
Michael Young The National
Southeast Asia Isn’t Interested in a New Cold War
Daniel Larison Am. Cons.


Friday, October 9
Armenia-Azerbaijan Conflict Could Spiral Out of Control
Lara Setrakian NYT
Turkey’s Pawns in Azerbaijan
Kareem Shaheen The National
Is Turkey's Military Overstretched?
Allison Meakem Foreign Policy
Could Local Lockdowns Cost Boris the North?
James Forsyth Spectator
Staying Engaged on Belarus
Alexis Mrachek RealClearWorld
Nagorno-Karabakh: What Is Peace?
Marina Nagai & Sophia Pugsley EurasiaNet
Basic Income Has Its Moment
Evelyn Forget Foreign Affairs
Pakistan Betrays Uighur Muslims
Tom Rogan Washington Examiner
How China Outsmarted Trump Administration
Anne Applebaum The Atlantic
Trump’s Mideast Deals Could Hit China’s Arms Sales
Christian Le Miere SCMP
India Works to Boost Influence in Iran
Sabena Siddiqui Al-Monitor
Time to Get Rid of the Nuclear Football
Tom Collina Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
The Caucasus Burns While Europe Struggles
Thomas de Waal Carnegie
Can Poland Overcome Its History?
William Echikson Politico EU
Saturday, October 10
Why America No Longer Looks to Europe
Janan Ganesh Financial Times
A Black Hole for US Policy in the Middle East
Andrew Peek Atlantic Council
Iran's Dilemma in Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict
Ali Hashem Al-Monitor
Why Are Chinese Supporting Xi More Than Ever?
Sungmin Cho The Diplomat
Can Italy’s ‘Incoherent’ Coalition Govern Now?
Mark Gilbert World Politics Review
The Scramble for Power in Kyrgyzstan
A. Gabuev & T. Umarov Moscow Times
Grand Strategy Is Total
Michael Shurkin War on the Rocks
Clausewitz and the Language of War
Christopher Saunders The Strategy Bridge


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