Transatlantic Must-Reads June 16, 2016

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Transatlantic Must-Reads

Thursday June 16th, 2016

UK, US, China, EU, Georgia, Hungary, Turkey, Digital

UK – Ten things Cameron should do if we vote “Remain”, Ian Bond, Centre for European Reform
UK/US - Brexit: Good for the United States?, Richard N. Haass and John Fonte, The American Interest
US - Economic Survey of the United States 2016, OECD
US - Battleground boss: Clinton leads Trump across swing-state map, Steven Shepard, Politico
US – Sanders May Have Lost the Primary, But He’s Already Won Key Concessions on Foreign Policy, Molly O’Toole, Foreign Policy
US/China – China's High-Speed Rail Diplomacy, Tom Zoellner, Foreign Affairs
EU - Can the EU Survive Populism? Heather Grabbe and Stefan Lehne, Carnegie
EU – Sweating the Summer Summit in Amsterdam, Kai Leers, Real Clear World
EU/Georgia – EU-Georgia: delay in the visa liberalisation process, Maciej Falkowski and Rafal Sadowski, OSW
Hungary – The anti-terrorist legislative package in Hungary, Andrzej Sadecki, OSW
Turkey – What Does Davutoğlu’s Departure Mean for the AKParty and Turkey at Large? Galip Dalay, GMF
Digital – There Is No Such Thing as Private Data, Kaveh Waddell, The Atlantic

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