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Monday, April 19, 2021
Afghanistan, Australia, China, Economy, EU, Germany, Health, India, Indo-Pacific, Japan, Mediterranean, Migration, Northern Europe, Russia, US

Must-Reads
Health Global COVID-19 deaths top 3 million, Johns Hopkins University
US Why Political Sectarianism is a Growing Threat to American Democracy, Nate Cohn, New York Times
US/Migration - Immigration is a defining asset of the United States. Here’s how to restore confidence in our system, George W. Bush, The Washington Post
US/Afghanistan - Biden Made the Right Decision on Afghanistan, P. Michael McKinley, Foreign Affairs
Germany/Health - The Failure of Germany's Coronavirus Strategy, Matthias Bartsch, et al., Der Spiegel
China/Economy No, China Does Not Make Everything! David Henig and Anna Guildea, ECIPE
China/EU - Home Advantage: How China’s Protected Market Threatens Europe’s Economic Power, Agatha Kratz and Janka Oertel, Rhodium Group
EU - Income inequality in the EU: General trends and policy implications, Stefano Filauro, Georg Fischer, VoxEU/CEPR
EU/Indo-Pacific EU Strategy for cooperation in the Indo-Pacific, Council of the European Union
EU/US/Australia/India/Japan/Indo-Pacific - Friends in deed: How the EU and the Quad can promote security in the Indo-Pacific, Manisha Reuter, European Council on Foreign Relations
EU/MediterraneanThe EU’s military engagement in Central Mediterranean: Migrant crisis and arms embargo intertwined, Vojtěch Freitag, Europeum
Russia/Northern Europe - Russia’s redefined view on strategic stability: A security dilemma in Northern Europe? Jyri Lavikainen, Finnish Institute of International Relations

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