Transatlantic Must-Reads 10/15/2018

October 15th, 2018
China, Economy, EU, Europe, Global, International Criminal Court, Italy, NATO, Russia, Terrorism, Turkey, UK, Ukraine, US

Featured Commentary

Turkey - Getting back on track with Turkey, Daniel S. Hamilton, Intereconomics

Must-Reads

Europe - 5 lessons from Europe’s busy electoral weekend, Ryan Heath, Politico
Economy - The next recession, The Economist
Italy - Why Italy Could be the Epicenter of the Next Financial Crisis, Jack Ewing and Jason Horowitz, New York Times
Ukraine/Russia - Ukraine’s Spiritual Split From Russia Could Trigger a Global Schism, Gabby Deutch, The Atlantic
Global - How saving the liberal world order became harder, Wolfgang Münchau, Financial Times
NATO - The Challenges of NATO Nuclear Policy: Alliance management under the Trump administration, Robert Bell, Finnish Institute of International Affairs
UK/EU - The Coming Brexit Clash, Jacob Funk Kirkegaard, Peterson Institute for International Economics
International Criminal Court - An increased international support for the Court, Karl Kaiser, Metro UN
International Criminal Court - A high ideal with a grave risk of abuse, Kurt Volker, Metro UN
US/Terrorism - Five lessons ignored in the Trump administration’s new counterterrorism strategy, Eric Rosand, Brookings Institution
China/Europe - China’s Rise as Geoeconomic Influencer: Four European Case Studies, Philippe Le Corre, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
Europe - Winning peace, Carl Bildt, European Council on Foreign Relations

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