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July 21, 2017
The Korean Times

Straight from DPRK: Traveling to NK: Brave or Crazy?
Some in Congress want to ban travel to the North. But a free society should protect the liberty to travel and explore.
By Doug Bandow
July 21, 2017
Mega-Regional Trade Agreements

Addressing Regulatory Trade Barriers in Mega-Regional Trade Agreements
By Simon Lester and Inu Manak
July 21, 2017
Forbes

Seeing North Korea from the Inside: Dedicated to the Supreme Leader and Nuclear Weapons
… suicidal. The system is unusual at best, bizarre at worst. But an internal logic drives foreign as well as domestic policy. As much as those outside desire to see it change, it is those inside who most need a freer …
By Doug Bandow
July 20, 2017
Blog

Time to Cut U.S. Foreign Aid Programs
It’s time to cut U.S. foreign aid programs.
By Chris Edwards
July 20, 2017
Blog

Fatal Fallacies in the War on Terror
As I argue in my recently published policy analysis here at Cato, the American-led war on terror has clearly failed. Unfortunately, rather than accept the obvious fact that the campaign was badly misguided and focusing homeland security efforts in …
By A. Trevor Thrall
July 20, 2017
Forbes

Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates Pay High Price for Botched Attack on Qatar
… had been peacefully resolved, but this time Qatar’s antagonists demanded its virtual surrender, particularly abandonment of an independent foreign policy. They believed they had Washington behind them. Alas, the intervening weeks have not been kind to Riyadh and UAE …
By Doug Bandow
July 19, 2017
Blog

Is Trump Putting Us Back on the Road to War with Iran?
… only the spirit but also the letter of the deal, which says that the United States “will refrain from any policy specifically intended to directly and adversely affect the normalization of trade and economic relations with Iran inconsistent with their …
By John Glaser
July 2017
World Economics

Vol. 18 No. 3
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On Measuring Hyperinflation: Venezuela’s Episode
By Steve H. Hanke and Charles Bushnell
July 18, 2017
National Interest (Online)

America Literally Can’t Afford More Military Adventurism
No security imperative requires defending prosperous and populous allies in Asia, Europe and the Middle East, fighting other nations’ battles in Africa and the Middle East, engaging in seemingly endless nation building in Central Asia and the Middle East, and treating the slightest instability anywhere as a summons to act.
By Doug Bandow
July 18, 2017
National Interest (Online)

This Group Hopes to Push America toward Regime Change in Iran
President Trump should learn from the follies of his predecessors who backed the agendas of foreign groups that purported to be democratic but turned out to be nothing of the sort.
By Ted Galen Carpenter
July 18, 2017
Cato Video

Withdrawing from Overseas Bases: Why a Forward-Deployed Military Posture Is Unnecessary, Outdated, and Dangerous
Featuring John Glaser
July 17, 2017
Cato Daily Podcast

Drug Violence and Populism in Mexico
Featuring Ian Vásquez and Caleb O. Brown
July 17, 2017
Blog

Privatization, Innovation, and Exports
Moving ATC, currency printing, and other activities to the private sector would allow American workers to capitalize on their skills and sell their innovations worldwide.
By Chris Edwards
July 17, 2017
Cayman Compass

United Kingdom Is Poised to Fall off the Wagon of Fiscal Sobriety
Opening the spending spigot would be a terrible mistake. Especially to finance higher pay for bureaucrats.
By Daniel J. Mitchell
July 17, 2017
The Korean Times

Hong Kong’s Shrinking Autonomy
Unfortunately, pursuing radical but unattainable ends risks the survival of today’s freedoms. Especially since Hong Kong fights alone.
By Doug Bandow

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Straight from DPRK: Traveling to NK: Brave or Crazy?

Addressing Regulatory Trade Barriers in Mega-Regional Trade Agreements

Seeing North Korea from the Inside: Dedicated to the Supreme Leader and Nuclear Weapons

Time to Cut U.S. Foreign Aid Programs

Fatal Fallacies in the War on Terror

Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates Pay High Price for Botched Attack on Qatar

Is Trump Putting Us Back on the Road to War with Iran?

On Measuring Hyperinflation: Venezuela’s Episode

America Literally Can’t Afford More Military Adventurism

This Group Hopes to Push America toward Regime Change in Iran

Withdrawing from Overseas Bases: Why a Forward-Deployed Military Posture Is Unnecessary, Outdated, and Dangerous

Drug Violence and Populism in Mexico

Privatization, Innovation, and Exports

United Kingdom Is Poised to Fall off the Wagon of Fiscal Sobriety

Hong Kong’s Shrinking Autonomy