Transatlantic Must-Reads June 13, 2016

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Transatlantic Must-Reads

Monday June 13th, 2016

US, Democracy, Pakistan, India, Canada, Russia, NATO, Germany, UK, Poland, Balkans, Migration, Digital

US – The math of mass shootings, Bonnie Berkowitz, Lazaro Gamio, Denise Lu, Kevin Uhrmacher and Todd Lindeman, Washington Post
US - A horrible day for Orlando, gay pride and U.S. history, Jonathan Capehart, Washington Post
US – Orlando massacre will boost support for Donald Trump, Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
Democracy – Too much or too little democracy? Some reflections on Democracy for Realists, Thomas E. Mann, Brookings
US/Pakistan – Breaking the Pakistan-Taliban Alliance, Zalmay Khalilzad, Wall Street Journal
US/India – What the United States and India can do together on the South China Sea, Joseph Chinyong Liow, Brookings
Canada – Canada Annual Economic Survey, OECD
Russia – Putin is trying to bully Europe into dropping sanctions, William Courntey and Michael Haltzel, Newsweek
NATO - A threat-based strategy for NATO’s southern flank, Sinan Uelgen and Can Kasapoglu, Carnegie
Germany – Germany’s Vote to Strike ISIS in Syria Signals a Shift in its Approach to International Law, Eric Langland, DGAP
Germany – Commitments for NATO: More Money for the Bundeswehr, Karl-Heinz Kamp, Bundesakademie fuer Sicherheitspolitik
UK – European integration with or without Britain, Kemal Dervis, Brookings
Poland – Change in Poland, but what change? Assumptions of Law and Justice party foreign policy, Adam Balcer, Piotr Buras, Grzegorz Gromadzki and Eugeniusz Smolar, Stefan Batory Foundation
Balkans – Islamic radicalism in the Balkans, Predrag Petrovic, ISS Europa
Migration – Migration to Europe: the numbers game, Roderick Parkes, ISS Europa
Digital – A New Framework for Cross-Border Data Flows, Karen Kornbluh, Council on Foreign Relations

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