Transatlantic Must-Reads 6/5/2018

Transatlantic Must-Reads
June 5th, 2018

China, EU, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Migration, North Korea, Russia, Turkey, Ukraine, US

Featured CTR/SAIS Commentary

Ukraine - Babchenko's Staged Assassination: Political Consequences for Ukraine and the West, Mykola Vorobiov, CTR
Italy - The Fall and Rise of Matteo Salvini: The Lega Leader Will Make or Break Italy, Erik Jones, Foreign Affairs

Must-Reads

EU/US - A Day of Peril for the E.U.: Threats Emerge from the U.S. and Within, Steven Erlanger, The New York Times
Migration - Global Security Pulse: Migration and Security, Hague Center for Strategic Studies
Migration - EU fails on migration (yet again), Jacopo Barigazzi, Politico EU
Hungary - Safe in Hungary, Viktor Orban Pushes his Message Across Europe, Patrick Kingsley, The New York Times
Digital - Europe risks falling behind in digital transformation, Patrick McGee, Financial Times
US/North Korea - Key Issues for U.S.-North Korea Negotiations, Toby Dalton, Ariel Levite & George Perkovich, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
Germany/Russia - Germany and Russia Are Getting Closer - Here's Why, Nicholas J. Myers, The National Interest
Italy - Why Italy will confront the EU, but stay in the euro, Luigi Scazzieri & John Springford, Center for European Reform
China - China: The Dust Never Settles, William A. Reinsch, Center for Strategic and International Studies
Turkey - Three Scenarios for Turkey's Elections, Marco Pierini, Carnegie Europe

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