Transatlantic Must-Reads 11/14/2017

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Transatlantic Must-Reads
November 14th, 2017
Asia, Balkans, Climate, Defense, Economy, Energy, EU, Poland, Russia, Transportation, UK, US

Featured CTR Commentary

Balkans - The Unraveling of the Balkans Peace Agreements, Daniel P. Serwer, Council on Foreign Relations
Energy/Transportation - The Greening of Maritime Transportation, Energy and Climate Infrastructures: Role of Atlantic Port-Cities, João Fonseca Ribeiro, in Energy & Transportation in the Atlantic Basin edited by Paul Isbell & Eloy Álvarez Pelegry (editors)

Must-Reads

Energy - World Energy Outlook 2017, International Energy Agency
Energy/Climate - Germany is a Coal-Burning, Gas-Guzzling Climate Change Hypocrite, Paul Hockenos, Foreign Policy
EU/Defense - Notification on Permanent Structured Cooperation (PESCO) to the Council and to the High Representative of the Unioin for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy
EU/Defense - An Inclusive PESCO Moves Forward Despite Remaining Concerns, Michal Baranowski and Martin Quencez, German Marshall Fund of the United States
EU/Defense - Improving Military Mobility in the European Union, European External Action Service
Economy - Uber is the latest U.S. tech company to face regulatory backlash in Europe, Tracy Lien & David Pierson, Los Angeles Times
Russia - How to Identify the Kremlin Ruling Elite and its Agents, Anders Aslund, Daniel Fried, Andrei Illarionov & Andrei Piontkovsky, Atlantic Council
UK - Brexit Britain is at Europe’s mercy, Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
Poland - Poland leads the way in normalising the far right, Martin Sandbu, Financial Times
US/Asia - Trump’s Mixed Messages Fail to Reassure Asian Allies, Mark Landler, New York Times
EU/Asia - “It’s Asia, Stupid”: Time for the EU to Deepen Relations with Asia, Fraser Cameron, GIGA German Institute of Global and Area Studies

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