Transatlantic Must-Reads April 22, 2016

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Transatlantic Must-Reads

Friday April 22, 2016

US, UK, Germany, Russia, Europe, NATO, Syria, Middle East, Saudi Arabia, Migration, Digital, Climate Change, Gender

US/UK - As your friend, let me say that the EU makes Britain even greater, Barack Obama, The Telegraph
US/UK – UK and America can be better friends than ever Mr Obama... if we LEAVE the EU, Boris Johson, The Sun
US/UK – How America Can Reap the Benefits of Brexit, Peter E. Harrell, Foreign Policy
US/UK – Why the U.S. Doesn't Want Britain to Secede, Bloomberg View
US/Germany – America’s spezial relationship, Matthew Karnitschnig, Politico Europe
US/Germany - Obama’s Hannover Visit is about way more than Trade, Heidi Obermeyer, Ramen IR
Germany – Mario Draghi and Germany’s Fiscal Fetish, Hans-Helmut Kotz, Project Syndicate
Germany/Russia - Germany sours on Russia, The Economist
Europe/Russia - Quantum of Silence, The Economist
Russia/NATO – Outnumbered, outranged, and outgunned: How Russia defeats NATO, David A. Shlapak and Michael W. Johnson, War on the Rocks
Russia/Syria - Moscow's Playbook in Syria, And How It Is Playing Washington, Andrew J. Tabler, Foreign Affairs
US - Hillary Clinton, unloved and unstoppable, The Economist
US/Middle East – More Civilian, Less Military, U.S. Policy Needed in the Middle East, Daniel Serwer, Real Clear World
US/Saudi Arabia – What’s Really Wrong With the U.S.-Saudi Relationship, Marc Lynch, Carnegie
Migration - Texas immigrant population now rivals New York’s in size, Renee Stepler, Pew Research
Digital – Europe should forget Google and investigate its tech shortcomings, Michael Moritz, Financial Times
Climate change – On Earth Day, bring together the dreamers and the plodders on climate change, Timmons Roberts, Brookings
Climate change – Paris is good start — but more must be done, Naomi Klein, Boston Globe
Gender - The Status of Women in the South, Julie Anderson, Elyse Shaw, Chandra Childers,
Jessica Milli, and Asha DuMonthier, Status of Women in the States

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