Week of November 2, 2020 Archives

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Monday, November 2
An American Election Spurs British Reflection
Tom McTague The Atlantic
China's 5th Plenum: Reading the Initial Tea Leaves
J. Blanchette & S. Kennedy CSIS
U.S. Always the Key to Australia’s Defence
Pual Dibb The Australian
Has Putin Lost His Mojo?
Nina L. Khrushcheva Project Syndicate
Talk of Military Coup Follows Thai Protests
Hannah Beech New York Times
Is This Nigeria's Arab Spring Moment?
Oluwatosin Adeshokan Foreign Policy
European Unity Tested by Threats From Russia, Turkey
Y. Trofimov et al. WSJ
The Rise of the Constitutional Coup in Africa
John Mukum Mbaku Brookings
What the Abraham Accords Reveal About the UAE
Elham Fakhro War on the Rocks
Johnson’s U-Turn on Lockdown Buys Him Little Time
Therese Raphael Bloomberg


Tuesday, November 3
The Election Without a Debate over War
James E. Wright Defense One
Chrystia Freeland and Her Meaningless Slogans
Kelly McParland National Post
The Case for Disaggregating the European Union
Dalibor Rohac Foreign Policy
Moldova’s Democratic Transformation
Ana Indoitu German Marshall Fund
Sri Lanka's President Is Amassing Personal Power
Banyan The Economist
Lithuania Turns Right
Mindaugas Kluonis Progressive Post
What's Next for Protesters in Belarus?
Gennady Rudkevich The Moscow Times
Zelenskyy Vows to Thwart Kremlin Counter-Revolution
Anders Aslund Atl. Cncl.
But What Does "Rules-Based Order" Mean?
Ben Scott The Interpreter
Vietnam Is Losing Its Best Friends to China
Derek Grossman The Diplomat


Wednesday, November 4
The Sovereigns of Thailand and the Skies
Edoardo Siani The New York Times
Erdogan's Judges Are Making a Mockery of Justice
Ece Temelkuran Wash. Post
Great Power Rivalry Hots Up in the South Caucasus
Tony Barber Financial Times
Boris Johnson's Failures Add Up to Eroding Trust
Jörg Schindler Der Spiegel
Macron Won't Fix France's Ills by 'Reforming' Islam
Arthur Goldhammer Guardian
Russian Military Forces Dazzle After a Decade of Reform
The Economist
Suga Gives Southeast Asia Credible Options Besides China
R. Heydarian Nikkei
Election Theater Is Alive and Well in Algeria, Too
Francisco Serrano Foreign Policy
Covid-Battered Brazil Faces Two Familiar Scourges
Mac Margolis Bloomberg
Conservatives Need to Rediscover Reality
Daniel Finkelstein The Times
Coming Soon: A Neutral South Korea?
Jeffrey Robertson The Interpreter


Thursday, November 5
The Illusion of Foreign Policy
George Friedman Geopolitical Futures
Maintaining Israel's Qualitative Military Edge
Jacob Nagel & Jonathan Schanzer FDD
Armenia and Azerbaijan Should Seize Chance for Peace
M. Bryza Atlantic Council
Has COVID Arrived in North Korea?
Ethan Kim Lieser National Interest
Despite the Horrors in Vienna and Paris, Jihadism Has Declined
Economist
ISIS Resurfaces in Iraq Attacks
Shelly Kittleson Al Monitor
Whoever Wins White House, a New Climate for Investors
Gillian Tett Financial Times
Welcome to Worst Election Outcome for Global Economy
Adam Tooze FP
Trump or Biden, Europe Loses
Matthew Karnitschnig Politico EU
Geopolitics and Neglected Arctic Spaces
Rachel Ellehuus et al CSIS


Friday, November 6
Putin's Flatlining Economy
Sergei Guriev Project Syndicate
Steps Europe Must Take to Deal With Islamist Threat
Con Coughlin The National
Does China Need a Sphere of Influence as US Power Wanes?
Zhou Bo SCMP
China Is Winning the Vaccine Race
Eyck Freymann & Justin Stebbing Foreign Affairs
China’s Fifth Plenum: Old Goals and Shifting Priorities
Tristan Kenderdin Diplomat
Why the Arctic Is Not the Next South China Sea
E. Buchanan & B. Strating WOTR
Free Trade Is Over
Edoardo Campanella Foreign Policy
Germany Looks Across The Atlantic
Severin Weiland & Christoph Schult Der Spiegel
How the EU Should Tackle Turkey's Hostility
Marc Pierini Carnegie Europe
Biden Victory a Mixed Blessing for Britain
James Forsyth Times of London
Ethiopia Must Step Back From Brink
Financial Times
The Frustration of Emmanuel Macron
Jimmy Quinn National Review


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