Russia Reform Monitor No. 2295
The codification of the Russian criminal state;
Rising prices augur poorly for Russia's economy;
Europe takes a sterner line on Nord Stream II;
Moscow backs Maduro
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China Reform Monitor No. 1361
Huawei fracas prompts Chinese economic threats;
Czech cybersecurity agency issues warning against Huawei;
U.S. universities unplug from Chinese telecoms;
China is winning the AI race;
Rolling out facial recognition
Netanyahu ignores global opinion at Israel’s peril
Few things are more infuriating than to hear Western leaders lecture Israel about how it should behave — whether the issue is the Israeli-Palestinian conflict or other matters — while they say little if anything about far more serious matters of regional stability or human rights around the world.
China Reform Monitor No. 1360
China's economy shows signs of stress;
Chinese missiles can sink American carriers;
New Ministry of Emergency Management;
The PRC's Argentine space station stokes fears of secret ops;
U.S. arrests Chinese "birth tourism" operators
Refocusing On The Foreign Fighter Threat
What is to be done with ISIS returnees? America's allies and partners have grappled with this question for more than a year now, ever since the Islamic State's self-declared caliphate in Iraq and Syria began to crumble. But the issue has become more acute in recent days as a result of American policy.