Week of October 26, 2020 Archives

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Monday, October 26
Uniting the Techno-Democracies
Jared Cohen & Richard Fontaine Foreign Affairs
A Chill in Georgia-China Relations
Emil Avdaliani CEPA
Is U.S. Ready to Go Back to Obama-Biden Foreign Policy?
Fred Gedrich The Hill
Will Biden Be a Better Friend to Canada?
Roland Paris Globe & Mail
The U.S. Election Matters to India Because of China
Tanvi Madan Indian Express
Von Der Leyen Under Fire in Her Own Party
De La Baume & Von Der Burchard Pol. EU
China, Cambodia, and the Dara Sakor Problem
Drake Long The Diplomat
Turkey's Idlib Withdrawal May Be Omen of War
Fehim Tastekin Al Monitor
Muhammadu Buhari, Nigeria's Aloof Leader
Neil Munshi Financial Times
The Women's March of Belarus
Sławomir Sierakowski New York Review of Books
Illegal Fishing Fleets Plunder the Oceans
Economist


Tuesday, October 27
Will U.S. Troops Return to Taiwan?
Phillip Orchard Geopolitical Futures
Civic Trust Is Technology's Biggest Force Multiplier
Victor Cha Bush Center
The End of the Petro-State
Tahmineh Dehbozorgi RealClearWorld
One Year After Al-Baghdadi Death, ISIS "Regeneration"
Mourad Kamel W-Crunch
Europe Goes After the Internet's Business Model
Mark Scott Politico EU
Could U.S.-UK Naval 'Interchangeability' Backfire?
James Holmes National Interest
Europe Must Grow Up, Stop Moaning About Trump
Judy Dempsey Carnegie Europe
Iraq's October Revolution, One Year Later
Sarah Waggoner International Affairs Review
Beirut Blast Punctures Trust in Hezbollah
Andrew Devereux Jamestown
The Glue That Binds the UK Is Dissolving
Martin Ivens Bloomberg
Ireland's Lockdown War on the Economy
Bonnie Glaser & Michael Green CSIS


Wednesday, October 28
China Shocked to Find the World Disapproves
Frank Ching Japan Times
China's COVID Triumphalism May Be Premature
Gideon Rachman Financial Times
Twisting Sudan's Arm
Kristian Coates Ulrichsen & Giorgio Cafiero Responsible Statecraft
The Wonder of the Abraham Accords
Meir Soloveichik Commentary
Nukes Have Always Been Immoral, Now They're Illegal
Ray Acheson The Nation
The End of American Power
Eliot Cohen Foreign Affairs
An Inside Look at Israel-Emirates Peace
Ben Caspit Al Monitor
End of the Line for Algeria's Hirak Movement
Abed Charef Middle East Eye
Trump Turning More Countries in Europe Against Huawei
Robbie Gramer FP
Lessons of Pandemic as Ireland Stands at Crossroads
Mary Horgan Irish Times
What Should Europe Expect From U.S. Trade Policy?
U. Dadush & G. Wolff Bruegel
The World Is Trapped in America's Culture War
Helen Lewis The Atlantic
Response to Russia's Chem Weapons Must Be Stronger
Peter Brookes Heritage
What Macron's Clash With Islamism Means for His Presidency
Ido Vock NS


Thursday, October 29
Putin Tests Erdogan's Overreach
David Gardner Financial Times
Testing NATO
Bradley Bowma Aykan Erdemir & Scott Adamson FDD
Be Sea and Land, Turkey Raises Tensions With EU
David Herszenhorn Politico EU
How Nigerian Politics were Upended
Chris Olaoluwa Ogunmodede World Politics Review
How Trump Lost the Balkans
Edward Joseph Foreign Policy
Germany Must Meet the Moment
Peter Beyer Internationale Politik Quarterly
Is There a Peace Plan for Karabakh?
Ivan Preobrazhensky Riddle
Reforming U.S. Security Sector Assistance
Stephen Tankel & Tommy Ross WOTR
Emulation and Military Change in Russia
Emmanuel Dreyfus Russia Matters
What Malaysia's King Can Teach Thai Royalists
Sholto rnes The National


Friday, October 30
China and U.S. Risk Accidental War Over Taiwan
Minxin Pei Nikkei
How to Respond to China's Information Warfare
Zack Cooper & Aine Tyrrell RCWorld
Coming Storms: Return of Great-Power War
Christopher Layne Foreign Affairs
Without Social Cohesion, America Can't Lead
Edward Goldberg RealClearWorld
Preserving Strategic Autonomy in Taiwan Strait
W. Lohman & F. Jannuzi WOTR
North Korea's Elite Defectors
Mitch Shin The Diplomat
Tsai Must Pursue India Cautiously
Taipei Times
No North-South Divide in Nigeria This Time
Audu Bulama Bukarti African Arguments
Erdogan's Mostly Grandstanding on France
Mustafa Sonmez Al-Monitor
U.S.-Russia Relations at a Crossroads
Cyrus Newlin et al CSIS
Changing International Aid
James Roberts RealClearWorld
Northern Greece Crucial to U.S. Energy Plans
Stavros Tzimas Ekathimerini
China's COVID Boasts Could Backfire
Howard French World Politics Review
The Peril of a Rudderless Continent
Emilie Sweigart Americas Quarterly
Tanzania Slides Toward Dictatorship
Fritz Schaap Der Spiegel
Macron's France Is Fearful and Angry
Gavin Mortimer Spectator


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