Transatlantic Must-Reads May 13, 2016

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Transatlantic Must-Reads

Friday May 13th, 2016

US, Nordic, Japan, Europe, Canada, EU, Asia, Russia, France, Libya

US/Nordic - At US-Nordic summit, Obama meets capitalism with a heart, Andras Simonyi, The Hill
US/Japan – Obama counts down by building bridges, Jacob Weisberg, Financial Times
US/Europe/Canada - The Future of US Global Leadership Implications for Europe, Canada and Transatlantic Cooperation, Alexandra de Hoop Scheffer, Rory Kinane, Martin Quencez and Xenia Wickett, Chatham House
US/EU/Asia - A Rebalanced Transatlantic Policy Toward the Asia-Pacific Region, Heather A. Conley, Ernest Z. Bower, James Mina and Phuong Nguyen, CSIS
Russia – Eastern Challenges, Daniel S. Hamilton and Stefan Meister, DGAP
Russia/UK – Why Brexit would be the perfect gift for Vladimir Putin, Garry Kasparov, The Guardian
France – France's Bridge Too Far, Martin A. Schain, Foreign Affairs
EU – A realistic to-do list to curb Europe’s decline, Giles Merritt, Politico Europe
EU – An EU army? Four reasons it will not happen, Sophia Besch, Centre for European Reform
Europe - Why Schengen matters and how to keep it: A five point plan, Camino Mortera-Martinez, Centre for European Reform
Europe/Libya - Intervening better: Europe’s second chance in Libya, Mattia Toaldo, ECFR

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