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Transatlantic Must-Reads
September 18th, 2017
China, Eastern Europe, Energy, EU, Digital, Germany, Iran, Middle East, North Korea, Russia, Turkey

Featured CTR Commentary 
Germany/US - The German Election and Donald Trump. How German–U.S. Relations Are Shaping the Race, Dominik Tolksdorf, Foreign Affairs
 Iran/North Korea - Abort the Iran Nuclear Deal and Increase the North Korean Nuclear Threat to the US, Robert Hunter, LobeLog
 
Must-Reads 
 EU/Eastern Europe - How the EU Needs to Manage Relations with its Eastern Neighborhood, Kadri Liik, Carnegie Endowment
Digital - To filter or not to filter - That is the question, William Echikson​, CEPS
Digital/Security - Artificial Intelligence and National Security, Greg Allen and Taniel Chan, Harvard Belfer Center
Migration - Italy, Going It Alone, Stems the Flow of Migrants. But at What Cost? Declan Walsh and Jason Horowitz, New York Times
Digital - Regulators Without Borders, Mark Scott, Politico
Germany - Can Merkel and Macron Deliver a Franco-German Plan for Europe? Pierre Vimont, Carnegie 
Germany - German Elections: Party Views on Security and Defense, Caspar Kolster, GMF
Energy - Gazprom: Double standards in EU antitrust law, Alan Riley, CEPA
Turkey - Eyeing Elections, Erdoğan Doubles Down on Critics: Will the Strategy Backfire? Sinan Ekim, IAI
Russia/China - Russia-China Relations: Assessing Common Ground and Strategic Fault Lines, Michael S. Chase, Evan S. Medeiros, J. Stapleton Roy, Eugene B. Rumer, Robert Sutter, and Richard Weitz, Carnegie Endowment
China/US - CFIUS, Chinese Investment, and How to Improve Both, Derek Scissors, AEI
US - Challenging the Dogmas of Right and Left, David Frum, The Atlantic  
Middle East - The Hubris of Hezbollah - How the militant group will fumble into the next Middle Eastern war, Andrew Exum, The Atlantic
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