Transatlantic Must-Reads June 3, 2016

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Transatlantic Must-Reads

Friday June 3rd, 2016

US, Trade, Economy, Global, Saudi Arabia, Germany, Turkey, UK, Belgium, IS, Asia

US - Clinton Blasts Trump’s Foreign Policy of ‘Bizarre Rants, Personal Feuds, and Outright Lies’, Molly O’Toole, Foreign Policy
Trade - Trade Regulation in a 3D Printed World, Kommerskollegium
Economy - Global Economic Outlook and Interim Economic Outlook, OECD
Global – Confronting the Global Threat to Democracy, Ngaire Woods, Project Syndicate
US – Investing in America's future through STEM education, Dean Kamen and John R. Allen, Brookings
US – How Long Can a Woman Wait to Have an Abortion in America? Emma Breen, The Atlantic
US/Saudi Arabia – No better alternative: The U.S.-Saudi counterterrorism relationship, Ian Merritt, Brookings
Germany/Turkey - Germany angers Turkey with genocide vote, Stefan Wagstyl and Mehul Srivastava, Financial Times
UK – Brexonomics: The five most insidious anti-EU myths debunked, Simon Tilford, Centre for European Reform
UK – After Vote, British Exit Could Be Faster Than Most Think, Stephen Fidler, Wall Street Journal
Belgium – Belgium and its foreign and external policies, Sven Biscop and Thomas Renard, Egmont
IS - UN: IS Increasingly Focused on International Attacks, New York Times
Asia – A Court You’ve Never Heard of Is About to Raise the Stakes in the South China Sea, Dan De Luce and Keith Johnson, Foreign Policy

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