Subject: Editors' Picks: Yemen's civil war for the internet, and why the U.S. and China should join the TPP
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11/28/2018

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

Today, we look at whether Russian President Vladimir Putin’s popularity matters for policy, a radical way out of the U.S.-China trade war, and why the United States should put dollars toward development in Latin America to compete with China.

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IGNORE THE POLLS: Putin’s dip in popularity shows that the Russian political landscape is shifting, but doesn’t explain Russia’s recent attack on three Ukrainian ships, Nate Reynolds writes.

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EXPORTING INFLUENCE: Voters in Georgia’s run-off presidential election on Wednesday are choosing between Moscow and the West, FP’s Michael Hirsh writes.

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NOT TOO LATE: At the G-20 summit, China and the United States should make a bilateral leap to join the Trans-Pacific Partnership, and avert a crisis for the global economy, James McGregor writes.

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NOT NET NEUTRAL: A civil war for control over Yemen’s internet has raged since the beginning of the violence there, FP’s Elias Groll writes.

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NEW FRIENDS: Latin America is increasingly looking to partner with China, and the United States should respond by investing in development, Max Nathanson writes.

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