Transatlantic Must-Reads May 4, 2016

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Transatlantic Must-Reads

Wednesday May 4th, 2016

Migration, US, Investment, Russia, Spain, UK, Belgium, Poland, Macedonia

Migration – Measuring well-governed migration – The 2016 Migration Governance Index, International Organization for Migration
Migration - Social Media and the Gig Economy May Hold Solutions to the European Migrant Crisis, Nick Ashton-Hart, Council on Foreign Relations
US - What You Won’t Hear About Trade and Manufacturing on the Campaign Trail, Willy C. Shih, Harvard Business Review
US – How Bernie changed Hillary, Annie Karni, Politico
US - How the U.S. can better help militaries around the world, Stephen Watts, Brookings
Investment - Investment flows through offshore financial hubs declined but remain at high level, UNCTAD
Russia – Welcome to the Third Nuclear Age – Old strategies won’t help NATO deter Russia, Karl-Heinz Kamp, The National Interest
Russia – The Long Arm of Russian “Soft” Power, Orysia Lutsevych, Atlantic Council
Russia/Spain – Spain versus Russia’s kleptocracy, Mark Galeotti, ECFR
UK – Britain’s sovereignty chestnut, Nick Witney, ECFR
UK – Brexit: sovereignty is not the same as power, Martin Wolf, Financial Times
Belgium – Post-terror Belgium sticks to old divisions, Henri Goldman, Politico Europe
Poland – Poland's Deterrence and Defense Posture: Preparing for 21st Century Threats, Lukasz Kulesa, CEPA
Macedonia - Macedonia: Sliding Towards Autocracy? Sasha Toperich, Huffington Post

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