Transatlantic Must-Reads 9/25/2018

September 25th, 2018
Defense, Digital, Economy, EU, Germany, Global, Iran, NATO, Romania, Russia, Sweden, Trade, UK, US

Must-Reads

Sweden - Swedish Prime Minister Löfven loses confidence vote, Stephen Brown, Politico
Iran - EU, Russia and China agree special payments system for Iran, Mehreen Khan and Henry Foy, Financial Times
Digital - Digital Deceit II: A Policy Agenda to Fight Disinformation on the Internet, Dipayan Ghosh and Ben Scott, New America Foundation
Digital/Economy - The Online Platform Economy in 2018: Drivers, Workers, Sellers, and Lessors, JPMorganChase Institute
NATO - A Europeanized NATO? The Alliance Contemplates the Trump Era and Beyond, Sten Rynning, War on the Rocks
Germany/Defense - Germany’s defence policy: still living in dreamland, Ulrike Esther Franke, ECFR
Germany/Economy - How Dieselgate Saved Germany’s Car Industry, Wolfgang Kerler, The Verge
US/UK/Trade - The Ideal US/UK Free Trade Agreement, Daniel Ikenson, Simon Lester and Daniel Hannan, eds., Institute of Economic Affairs
UK/Trade - Plan A+: Creating a prosperous post-Brexit UK, Shanker Singham and Radomir Tylecote, Institute of Economic Affairs
US/Russia - Bill and Boris: A Window Into a Most Important Post-Cold War Relationship, James Goldgeier, Texas National Security Review
US - Progressives must seize their momentum to articulate a saner foreign policy, Katrina vanden Heuvel, Washington Post
Global - Saving liberal democracy from the extremes, Martin Wolf, Financial Times
Romania - Romania’s dangerous family referendum, Evelyne Paradis, Politico

Follow along on Twitter with #transatlanticmustreads
Submit your article for consideration or sign-up for the Must-Reads by emailing transatlantic@jhu.edu
Dr. Daniel S. Hamilton, Austrian Marshall Plan Foundation Professor, at Johns Hopkins University SAIS