Transatlantic Must-Reads 9/6/2018

September 6th, 2018
Balkans, Digital, Finance, Korea, Middle East, NATO, Sweden, Trade, Ukraine, US

Must-Reads

US - I Am Part of the Resistance Inside the Trump Administration, Anonymous, New York Times
US - Why would any ally trust the United States ever again? Max Boot, The Washington Post
NATO - What NATO’s burden-sharing history teaches us, Hans Binnendijk, Defense News
NATO - Assessing the Value of the NATO Alliance, R. Nicholas Burns, Testimony before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee
NATO - Assessing the Value of the NATO Alliance, Richard Haass, Testimony before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee
NATO - Assessing the Value of the NATO Alliance, Stanley R. Sloan, Testimony before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Ukraine - Ukraine: On the front line of Europe’s forgotten war, David Bond and Roman Olearchyk, Financial Times
Middle East - Washington gets it wrong in Middle East…Again, Robert E. Hunter, LobeLog
Korea - The U.S. Needs a New North Korea Strategy, Christopher R. Hill, Foreign Affairs
Sweden - How the Far Right Conquered Sweden, Jochen Bittner, New York Times
Finance - 10 years after the financial crisis: Uneven progress and some structural disconnects, Karim Foda and Eswar Prasad, Brookings Institution
Finance - The Buck Stops Here: Europe Seeks Alternative to U.S.-Dominated Financial System, Keith Johnson, Foreign Policy
Balkans - Balkan Futures – Three scenarios for 2025, Marko Čeperković, Florence Gaub (eds), European Union Institute for Security Studies
Trade - Trump’s ‘America First’ Policy Puts Pressure on the EU, Laura Daniels, SWP German Institute for International and Security Affairs
Digital - Moving Beyond Cyber Wars: A Transatlantic Dialogue, American Institute for Contemporary German Studies
Digital - Regulate to Liberate: Can Europe Save the Internet? Helen Dixon, Foreign Affairs

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