Transatlantic Must-Reads 4/9/2018

Transatlantic Must-Reads
April 9th, 2018

Asia, China, Digital, Eastern Europe, EU, Europe, France, Global, Human Rights, Hungary, North Korea, Northern Europe, Russia, Trade, US

Featured CTR Commentary

Hungary - Orbán Claims Sweeping Majority: Implications for EU Asylum, Aiste Mickonyte, CTR

Must-Reads

Hungary - Hungary Election Gives Orban Big Majority, and Control of Constitution, Marc Santora, The New York Times
Hungary - Why is Hungary Turning to Nationalism? The Economist
Hungary - The EU is tolerating - and enabling- authoritarian kleptocracy in Hungary, The Economist
Hungary - Europe faces a grassroots fight, The Guardian
North Korea - North Korea Said to Offer Direct Assurance It Will Discuss Denuclearization, Julie Hirschfield Davis, The New York Times
Digital - A Tough Task for Facebook: European-Type Privacy for all, Natasha Singer, The New York Times
US/China - Donald Trump is Standing Up for American Interests, Peter Navarro, Financial Times
Global - It Takes More than Money to Make a Marshall Plan, Benn Steil & Benjamin Della Rocca, Council on Foreign Relations
US/Asia - Asia After Trump, Joseph S. Nye, Project Syndicate
Trade - There is More to the Trade War than Trade, James Andrew Lewis, Center for Strategic and International Studies
EU/Eastern Europe - EU Considers Funding Cuts for Eastern Europe, Becker, Muller, Schult & Puhl, Spiegel Online
France - En Marche: From a Movement to a Government, Claudia Chwalisz, Carnegie Europe
Northern Europe/Russia - Russia's anxious northern neighbors toughen up, Reid Standish, Politico
Human Rights - The End of Human Rights? David Rieff, Foreign Policy

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