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Week in review: Breakthroughs and false starts.

Daniel Serwer cited in Balkan Insight, 8/8

Kosovo elections also a referendum on land swap idea.

Edward P. Joseph interviewed on Radio Television of Kosovo, 8/7

'The U.S. has to get a sense of Iran's security interests'.

Vali Nasr interviewed in Spiegel, 8/7

Can a Koch-Soros team change U.S. foreign policy? Not easily.

Hal Brands wrote in Bloomberg Opinion, 8/6

Defense secretary wants to deliver on the goal of outpacing China. Can he do it?

Mara Karlin quoted in The Washington Post, 8/6

Trump’s China problem is that a weak yuan is a strong weapon.

Anne O. Krueger quoted in Bloomberg, 8/6

Putin plots new military base to oppose Trump and NATO as Russia tightens grip on Europe.

Daniel Serwer quoted in Daily Express, 8/6

Ravaged landscapes and climate vulnerability: The challenge in achieving food security and nutrition in post-conflict Timor-Leste.

Jessica Fanzo wrote in ScienceDirect, 8/5

Europeanization hasn’t failed in Balkans – it just needs time.

Daniel Serwer wrote in Balkan Insight, 8/5

A pro-growth carbon tax could lower the payroll tax rate.

Jason Fichtner wrote in Washington Examiner, 8/3

South Korea stocks could be ready for a rebound.

James Person quoted in Barron’s, 8/2

Claim Social Security at the right time.

Jason Fichtner quoted in Kipling, 8/1

The scope of Russian election interference goes beyond the U.S.

Matthew Rojansky interviewed on NPR Here and Now, 8/1

USMCA endgame 2019.

Christopher Sands wrote for Center for Strategic & International Studies, 8/1

After 75 years, agriculture and nutrition meet again.

Jessica Fanzo wrote for International Food Policy Research Institute, 7/31

Do we have to choose? Argentina’s growing partnership with Beijing and Washington.

Benjamin N. Gedan wrote in Global Americans, 7/31

U.S. Ambassador to the OSCE.

Yascha Mounk hosted The Good Fight podcast, 7/31

America is losing the battle of the Arctic.

Hal Brands wrote in Bloomberg Opinion, 7/30

The key foreign policy questions 2020 Democrats must answer, according to nine experts.

Mara Karlin interviewed in Vox, 7/30

Will Trump’s new ‘warrior’ be up to the top U.S. spymaster job?

John McLaughlin quoted in OZY, 7/30