Transatlantic Must-Reads June 30, 2016

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Transatlantic Must-Reads

Thursday June 30th, 2016

US, Germany, Russia, UK, Digital, Africa, NATO, Ireland, France, Global

US – 5 Attitude Adjustments America's Foreign-Policy Leaders Need Now, Daniel L. Davis, The National Interest
US – Could the U.S. Really Gut Its Trade Deals? Alana Samuels, The Atlantic
US – Culture Is Replacing Class as the Key Political Divide, Ronald Brownstein, The Atlantic
US/Germany - Brexit pushes US closer to Germany, Benjamin Oreskes, Politico Europe
Russia - Kaliningrad in the “Mirror World”: From Soviet “Bastion” to Russian “Fortress”, Sergey Sukhankin, CIDOB
Russia/China – Mr. Putin goes to China, Sijbren De Jong, EU Observer
UK – Post-Brexit, the U.K. is in its worst political crisis since 1940, Matthias Matthijs, Washington Post
UK/Digital - Viewing Brexit through a digital lens, Stuart N. Brotman, Brookings
UK/Africa – Africa and Brexit: Not All Bad News, J. Peter Pham, Atlantic Council
NATO - NATO Summit an Opportunity for Unity and Leadership after Brexit, Karen Donfried, GMF
Ireland – The Irish Question - The Consequences of Brexit, Henry Farrell, Foreign Affairs
France – Frexit Is Coming, Robert Zaretsky, Foreign Policy
Global – Capitalism in Crisis - What Went Wrong and What Comes Next, Mark Blyth, Foreign Affairs

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