Transatlantic Must-Reads 3/20/2019

March 20th, 2019
Brazil, China, Democracy, Economy, EU, Finance, Germany, Italy, Kazakhstan, NATO, Security, UK, US

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Must-Reads

Security - The Decline of Deterrence, Andrew F. Krepinevich, Jr., Hudson Institute
NATO - 5 consequences of a life without NATO, Hans Binnendijk, Defense News
NATO - NATO Is Thriving in Spite of Trump, Charles Kupchan, Foreign Affairs
NATO - The Transatlantic Tussle: A Historical Case Study on How to Handle NATO, David I. Goldman, War on the Rocks
US/Germany - Drones and diplomacy: US Ramstein air base stirs controversy in Germany, Jennifer Wagner, Deutsche Welle
US/EU/Finance - A transatlantic front opens in the Brexit battle over derivatives, Gillian Tett, Financial Times
EU/China - European foreign policy: a new realism on China, Michael Peel, Lucy Hornby and Rachel Sanderson, Financial Times
Democracy - The rise of unfreedom in the West, Andrew Michta, American Interest
US/Economy - The Economic Report of the President, White House
Kazakhstan - Nazarbayev Is Giving Up Presidency, Not Power, in Kazakstan, Reid Standish, Foreign Policy
US/Brazil/NATO - Trump buddies up with Bolsonaro, the “Trump of the Tropics,’ Jill Colvin and Peter Prengaman, AP
UK/Europe - Going it Alone? The Flawed Logic of Brexit in an Age of Great-Power Competition, Norbert Röttgen and Ulrich Speck, GMF
Italy/China - Italy’s Risky Silk Road, Paola Subacchi, Project Syndicate

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