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Transatlantic Must-Reads
November 30th, 2017
 Arctic, Central Europe, Demography, Defense, EU, Migration, Ireland, Russia, Turkey, Ukraine, US

 CTR Commentary: 
Turkey/Energy - Cooperation on Energy Security: The Turkish Perspective, Erdal Tanas Karagölin, in Sasha Toperich and Aylin Ünver Noi, eds, Turkey and the Transatlantic Community, Center for Transatlantic Relations
Russia/Ukraine - The Western Response to Kremlin Propaganda Should be as Forceful as it was During the Cold War, Mykola Vorobiov, Center for Transatlantic Relations​
 
Must Reads:
US - White House Plans Tillerson Ouster From State Dept., to Be Replaced by Pompeo, Peter Baker, Maggie Haberman and Gardiner Harris, New York Times
US - The national security emergency we’re not talking about, Madeleine Albright, The Washington Post
Demography/Islam/Europe - Europe's Growing Muslim Population, Pew Research Center
Migration - Beyond Transactional Deals: Building Lasting Migration Partnerships in the Mediterranean, Luca Lixi, Migration Policy Institute
​Migration - Operation Sophia's world – changes and challenges, Thierry Terdy, ISS
Arctic - U.S. Arctic Foreign Policy in the Era of President Trump: A Preliminary Assessment,
Joël Plouffe, Canadian Global Affairs Institute
Europe/Defense - Europe's Readiness Problem, Why the Continent's Militaries Are Slow—and What to Do About It, Elisabeth Braw, Foreign Affairs
EU/Defense - PESCO: Paper tigers, paper tanks? Sophia Besch, CER
Central Europe - All’s not well in the Visegrad economies, Simon Tilford, Centre for European Reform
Russia - Drawing Red Lines in Gray Areas: Deterring Russia’s Challenge to Transatlantic Security Today, Steven Keil, Martin Michelot, German Marshall Fund of the United States
Russia - War in Peacetime. Russia’s Strategy on NATO’s Eastern and Southern Flanks, Nicolás De Pedro, CIDOB
Ireland/UK - Dublin’s 5 Brexit demands show path to sufficient progress, Tom McTague, Politico
 
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