Subject: Editors' Picks: What Putin wants next from Ukraine, and how Macron is mishandling the latest round of protests in France
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EDITORS' PICKS

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11/26/2018

Welcome to Editors’ Picks, FP’s daily round-up.

Today, we look at how Russia has raised the stakes with Ukraine after a maritime showdown near Crimea, why better analysis of politics in the Middle East will require leaving economic determinism behind, and what it’s like to go inside China’s Uighur detention camps as a reporter.

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SABER RATTLING: Washington and Brussels should not ignore Russian aggression against Ukraine in the Sea of Azov, FP’s Keith Johnson, Amy Mackinnon and Robbie Gramer report.

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YELLOW VESTS: French President Emmanuel Macron keeps putting his foot in his mouth when it comes to managing dialogue with the nearly 300,000 gilets jaunes who protested on Nov. 17 to show their discontent with the government, Robert Zaretsky writes.

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DOLLARS AND SENSE: The politics of the Middle East is not just about the state of its economies, and yet policymakers are still struggling to get past this point of view,  FP’s Steven A. Cook writes.

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STUCK IN SINJAR: The defeat of the Islamic State has created a power vacuum in the northern Iraqi town of Sinjar, leaving the Yazidi minority at the mercy of competing militias, Sam Mednick writes.

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NOW LISTENING: China has interned up to 1 million ethnic Uighurs in Xinjiang in what authorities call re-education camps. In FP’s latest podcast, Gulchehra Hoja, a Uighur journalist with Radio Free Asia, describes what they’re like.

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