Transatlantic Must Reads November 10, 2016

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Transatlantic Must-Reads

Thursday, November 10th 2016

US, Europe, EU, Estonia, France, NATO, Turkey, China

US - Welcome to Trumpworld, Edward Luce, Financial Times
US - America can survive Trump. Not so the west, Philip Stevens, Financial Times
US - Trump Wins—and Now?, Jessica Tuchman Matthews, Carnegie Europe
US - Trump's Win Has Shredded the Veil of Civility, and Maybe It's About Time, Henry Rollins, LA Weekly
US - Trump election casts shadow over COP 22 climate change talks, Pilita Clark, Financial Times
US/Europe - In Trump win, Europeans see threat to 'bedrock' transatlantic values, ties, Elizabeth Pond, CS Monitor
US/Europe - Europe fears end of liberal Western economic order, Pierre Briancon, Politico Europe
US/China - Beijing plans rival Asia-Pacific trade deal after Trump victory, Tom Mitchell and Robin Harding, Financial Times
EU - Civilian CSDP: what next?, Thierry Tardy, EUISS
NATO - This victory need not trouble Nato – Trump will find he needs friends in Europe, Robert Hunter, The Guardian
France - Marine Le Pen’s hopes of French presidency bolstered by Trump, Anne-Sylvaine Chassany, Financial Times
Estonia - Estonian PM steps down after coalition collapses, Neil Buckley and Richard Milne, Financial Times
Turkey - Turkey was once a free society. Now the country is rapidly destroying itself, Asli Aydintasbas, Washington Post
Turkey - Turkey 2016 Report, EU Commission

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