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Wednesday, November 11, 2020
Belarus, Digital, EU, Europe, Germany, NATO, Middle East, Nuclear, Russia, South Caucasus, Trade, Ukraine,
UN, US

Must-Reads 
US
Meet the Biden-Harris agency review teams, Biden-Harris Transition 
US
Revitalizing the State Department and American Diplomacy, Uzra S. Zeya and Jon Finer, CFR  
US
Setting New U.S. Strategic Priorities for a Post-Trump World, Anthony H. Cordesman, CSIS 
US – 
Biden’s foreign policy: American renaissance or creative diplomacy? Amelia Hadfield and Christian Turner, Encompass 
US/Europe
Europe Can't Blame Donald Trump Anymore, Tom McTague, The Atlantic   
US/Germany
The United States’ Reassessment of its Global Role is Creating a Strategic Crisis for Germany, Thomas Kleine-Brockhoff 
US/EU
Going Transatlantic: The EU’S Lean Walk Towards Strategic Relevance, Nicoletta Pirozzi, Istituto Affari Internazionali 
US/EU/Trade
EU keeps its shield up in the US trade war, Barbara Moens and Jakob Hanke Vela, Politico 
EU
Eu budget deal: What you need to know, Lili Bayer, Politico 
EU/Digital
The Digital Services Act, the Digital Markets Act, and the New Competition Tool, Meredith Broadbent, CSIS 
EU/Russia/Belarus – 
EU-Russia relations and the crisis in Belarus: toward a more “geopolitical” Europe? Zachary Paikin, Fondation pour la recherche stratégique 
Nuclear/NATO/UN – 
Living With the Nuclear Prohibition Treaty: First, Do No Harm, George Perkovich, Carnegie Endowment  
UK/EU – 
The shape of the Irish Sea border is becoming clear, Owen Polley, CapX 
South Caucasus
Europe Stands by as Borders are Redrawn by Nagorno-Karabakh Ceasefire, Ben Judah, Politico  
Europe/Middle East
Rethinking Governance: The Case for European Engagement With Non-State Armed Groups, ECFR  
Ukraine
Misrule of Law: Ukraine’s Constitutional Crisis, Andrew Wilson, ECFR  

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Thursday, October 29, 2020
Afghanistan, Central and Eastern Europa, Defense, Digital, EU, Europe, Kosovo, Moldova, NATO, Russia, Serbia, South Caucasus, US, Western Balkans

Must-Reads
US
How to Bring American Diplomacy Back from the Brink, Joaquin Castro, Foreign Affairs  
US
Trump Killed the Pax Americana, Paul Krugman, The New York Times  
US – 
A List of Specific, Actionable Foreign Policy Ideas for the Next President, Madiha Afzal et al., Brookings  
US/Western Balkans
How Trump Lost the Balkans, Edward P. Joseph, Foreign Policy
US/Afghanistan
Afghanistan: The Peace Negotiations Have Become an Extension of War by Other Means, Anthony H. Cordesman, CSIS   
NATO
NATO’s Response to Covid-19: Lessons for Resilience and Readiness, Giovanna De Maio, Brookings  
Digital – 
The Internet of Bodies: Opportunities, Risks, and Governance, Mary Lee, Benjamin Boudreaux, Ritika Chaturvedi, Sasha Romanosky, Bryce Downing, RAND
Digital/Central and Eastern Europe
Digitalization in Central and Eastern Europe: Building Regional Cooperation, Paula J. Dobriansky, Maciej Witucki, Jörn Fleck, and Eileen Kannengeiser, Atlantic Council  
Digital/EU
When Sovereignty Leads and Cyber Law Follows, Paul Timmers, Encompass
EU/Defense – 
EU seals accord to let third countries into future joint military projects, Alexandra Brzozowski, Euractiv 
EU
EU Strategic Autonomy: A Reality Check for Europe’s Global Agenda, Niklas Helwig, Finnish Institute of International Affairs   
Europe
Geopolitical Europe in times of Covid-19, Mark Leonard, Europe’s Futures 
Moldova
Transatlantic Take 360: Moldova’s Pivotal Presidential Election, Jonathan Katz, GMF   
Kosovo/Serbia
Twin Crises: Political Dysfunction in the Kosovo-Serbia Dialogue, Engjellushe Morina, European Council on Foreign Relations   
Russia
The Geopoliticization of Russian Politics, Stefan Meister, Internationale Politik Quarterly  
Russia/South Caucasus
Russia on Nagorno-Karabakh conflict: Calculated Neutrality, Katarzyna Chawrylo, Centre for Eastern Studies (OSW)   

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