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Transatlantic Must-Reads
September 25th, 2017
Digital, Europe, Germany, Iraq, Russia, Spain, Turkey, US

Featured CTR Commentary 
US - Trump at the UN: Back to the Future…of 1648, Robert E. Hunter, Lobelog
Germany - Pragmatism is the real frontrunner in Germany’s election, Heidi Obermeyer, The Hill
 
Must-Reads  
Germany - Interactive Graphic: German Elections, Reuters
Germany - Angela’s ashes: 5 takeaways from the German election, Matthew Karnitschnig, Politico 
Germany - After election result, Germany’s democracy faces its hardest test since 1949, Constanze Stelzenmüller, Washington Post
Germany - Merkel’s Next Steps, Sudha David-Wilp, Foreign Affairs 
Ukraine - Situation of human rights in the temporarily occupied Autonomous Republic of Crimea and Sevastopol (Ukraine), United Nations Commissioner for Human Rights  
Digital - Microsoft and Facebook’s 4,000-mile transatlantic internet cable Marea is now complete, Paul Sawers, Venture Beat 
Russia - Moscow’s strategy to carve up Europe, Janusz Bugajski​, CEPA
Iraq - Iraqi Kurdish referendum: Let the tempest pass, Ruth Citrin, ECFR
US - An Empire for Liberty, Thomas Donnelly and William Kristol, Weekly Standard 
US/EU - The transatlantic meaning of Donald Trump: a US-EU Power Audit, Jeremy Shapiro & Dina Pardijs, ECFR
Europe - Five Priorities for Europe’s Transatlantic Strategy, Andrew Michta, American Interest
Turkey - How to Manage Post-Democracy Turkey, Henri Barkey, American Interest 
Russia/Spain - How Russian news networks are using Catalonia to destabilize Europe, David Alandete, El Pais
Russia - The Only Way to Defend Against Russia’s Information War, Nina Jankowicz, New York Times
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