Transatlantic Must-Reads 9/28/2018

September 28th, 2018
Africa, Albania, Brexit, China, EU, Europe, Georgia, Kosovo, Macedonia, Middle East, Poland, Russia, UK, Ukraine, US

Must-Reads

China/US/Africa - China is challenging the U.S. in the Horn of Africa — and Washington is silent, Josh Rogin, Washington Post
Kosovo/EU - Kosovo seeks to build agreement in the Balkans, Hashim Thaci, Financial Times
EU - EU party politics out of step with Macron’s En Marche, Paul Taylor, Politico
EU - Last rites for Spitzenkandidat, David M. Herszenhorn and Maïa De La Baume, Politico
US - The Geography of Prosperity, Ryan Nunn, Jana Parsons and Jay Shambaugh, The Hamilton Project, Brookings Institution
EU/Georgia - Deepening EU–Georgian Relations, Michael Emerson and Tamara Kovziridze eds., Centre for European Policy Studies & Reformatics
Macedonia - Macedonia’s looming war of interpretations, Vessela Tcherneva, European Council on Foreign Relations
UK/Europe - Brexit and the European Order, Joschka Fischer, Project Syndicate
Russia/Middle East - How to make Russia back off in the Middle East, Daniel Shapiro, New York Post
US/Europe - It’s not just Trump. Much of America has turned its back on Europe, Timothy Garton Ash, The Guardian
Russia/Ukraine - All roads lead to Moscow, Vijai Maheshwari, Politico
Poland/EU - Polish Democracy Is under Siege—by the European Union, Salvatore Babones, National Interest
Albania - The Albanian Miracle, Ricardo Hausmann, Project Syndicate
Brexit - A Nasty Brexit Threatens the West, Walter Russell Mead, Wall Street Journal

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Dr. Daniel S. Hamilton, Austrian Marshall Plan Foundation Professor, at Johns Hopkins University SAIS