Transatlantic Must-Reads 11/2/2020

Monday, November 2, 2020
China, Digital, Economy, Europe, Germany, Health, Russia, Ukraine, US

Must-Reads

US – He Already Saw the Election as Good vs. Evil. Then His Tractor Burned, Dionne Searcey, New York Times
US – Democracy at Home is the Source of American Power Abroad, Peter Engelke and Julian Mueller-Kaler, Atlantic Council
US – U.S. Role in the World: Background and Issues for Congress, Congressional Research Service
US/Russia – America’s Dysfunctional Russia Policy Is Unlikely to Improve Under Biden, Constanze Stelzenmüller, Foreign Policy
US/Economy – Toward a Smarter Economic Statecraft, Matthew P. Goodman, CSIS
US/Digital – Beyond Huawei and TikTok: Untangling U.S. Concerns over Chinese Tech Companies and Digital Security, Robert D. Williams, Brookings
Health/Europe – Europe grapples with what went wrong in Covid-19 resurgence, Michael Peel and Sam Fleming, Financial Times
Health/Europe – Latest restrictions in England, Austria, Portugal, Ireland, Greece and Germany
Europe/Digital – Europe Should Embrace Digital Change, Not Strangle It, Nicolas Petit, Financial Times
EU/Russia – How U.S. Elections Could Impact EU-Russia Relations, Andrey Kortunov, Carnegie Moscow
Germany – Germany’s Shift From Wolf to Lamb, Josef Joffe, Wall Street Journal
Germany/US – Defending the Liberal Democratic Order, Nils Schmid, international Politik Quarterly
EU/Indo-Pacific – Franco-German Divergences in the Indo-Pacific: The Risk of Strategic Dilution, Mathieu Duchâtel and Garima Mohan, Institut Montaigne
China/Russia/Digital – Digital Authoritarianism in China and Russia: Common Goals and Diverging Standpoints in the Era of Great-Power Rivalry, Elina Sinkkonen and Jussi Lassila, Finnish Institute of International Affairs
Ukraine – Zelensky faces pivotal moment in confrontation with constitutional court, Roman Olearchyk and Ben Hall, Financial Times

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Dr. Daniel S. Hamilton, Austrian Marshall Plan Foundation Professor, at Johns Hopkins University SAIS