Transatlantic Must-Reads 12/10/2018

December 10th, 2018
Armenia, Belgium, Central Europe, Defense, Eastern Europe, Europe, France, Hungary, Nationalism, NATO, Nuclear, Ukraine, US

Must-Reads

Ukraine - Can the West Prevent the Slow Strangulation of Ukraine? Peter Dickinson, Foreign Affairs
Eastern Europe - Contours of Conflict and Prognosis in the Eastern Neighborhood, James Nixey, Chatham House
US/Europe/Defense - Reliability beyond Trump Tweets: The US military contribution in Europe, Philipp Lange, German Federal Academy for Security Policy
NATO - NATO needs a European level of ambition, Hans Binnendijk and Gene Germanovich, Defense News
Nuclear - A Cold War Arms Treaty is Unraveling, But the Problem is Much Bigger, David E. Sanger and William J. Broad, New York Times
Central Europe - The new autocrats: How democracy helps leaders consolidate power, Griff White, Washington Post
US - Misconnecting with the U.S. Public: Narrative Collapse and U.S. Foreign Policy, Interim Report of Project on U.S. Global Engagement, Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs
US - Mike Pompeo Swaggers His Way to Failure, Jackson Diehl, Washington Post
US/Hungary - Hungary is thumbing its nose at the U.S. – by following Trump’s cues, Anne Applebaum, Washington Post
US/Europe - Mourning a President, and Much Else Besides: George H. W. Bush and the Lost Art of Transatlantic Statecraft, Mary Elise Sarotte, Foreign Affairs
France - Macron Can Survive France’s Anger, James Traub, Foreign Policy
France/Nationalism/Europe - The Breaking of Nations: De Gaulle, Monnet, and the Politics of Nationalism in Europe, John Van Oudenaren, Krasno Analysis, University of North Carolina
Belgium - Belgium’s Identity Crisis isn’t about migration, Wouter Verschelden, Politico
Armenia - Armenia Elections Boost Hopes for Peace with Azerbaijan, Olesya Vartanyan, International Crisis Group

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