Transatlantic Must-Reads 11/6/2018

November 6th, 2018
Central Europe, China, Defense, Democracy, Energy, EU, Germany, Iran, Italy, Japan, NATO, Nuclear, Russia, UK, US

Must-Reads

US/Iran - Unanswered Questions About U.S. Policy Toward Iran, Jarrett Blanc, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
US/Iran/Energy - Oil Market Implications of Iran Sanctions Snap-Back, Sarah Ladislaw and Anthony J. Stanley, Center for Strategic & International Studies
Germany - Angela Merkel’s Vision Problem, Yascha Mounk, Foreign Affairs
Russia/Defense - Russian Military Reforms from Georgia to Syria, Anton Lavrov, Center for Strategic & International Studies
Russia/China - A Russian Pivot to Asia? Alexey Khlebnikov, National Interest
China/Japan - China Plays the Japan Card, Michael Auslin, National Review
NATO/EU - Spending to defend: NATO and the EU’s new budget, Hanna Ojanen, European Council on Foreign Relations
US - Affirmation or Admonition? Michael Hirsh, Foreign Policy
Democracy - After Democracy, Dan Slater, Foreign Affairs
Nuclear - US Nuclear Deterrence Policy and Its Problems, Peter Rudolf, German Institute for International and Security Affairs
EU/Central Europe - Inside the EU, eastern approaches diverge, Lili Bayer, Politico
EU/Italy - Italy-EU Budget Confrontation: Prospects for a Happy Ending, Jacob Funk Kirkegaard, Peterson Institute for International Economics
UK - Brexit is teaching Britain its true place in the world, Robert Shrimsley, Financial Times

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