April 7, 2016 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

The U.S.S.R. Is Falling Apart Again
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg View
U.S. Oil Exports Make Mideast War More Likely
Bill Murray, RCWorld
No, Belgium Is Not a Failed State
Michael Leigh, German Marshall Fund
Once Powerful, Japan's Yakuza Lose Their Grip
Y. Rousseau, Les Echos
Europe Bats Its Lashes for Chinese Coin
N Casarini & M Otero-Iglesias, PS
China's Offensive in London
Philippe Le Corre, Foreign Affairs
Saudi Arabia Tilts Toward India
Bruce Riedel, Al-Monitor
Xi Jinping's China Dream Awakens
Shaheli Das, East Asia Forum
Corbyn's Confidence Is Growing
Stephen Bush, New Statesman
This Undemocratic EU May Well Die
Eamonn McCann, Irish Times
Dutch Deal a Body Blow to Dying European Union
Gerald Warner, CapX
Turkey's Disastrous Gambler-in-Chief
Daniel Pipes, Japan Times
Left-Wing and Tempted by Brexit? Don't Be
Toby Moses, Guardian
No, Xi Jinping Has Not Built a Cult of Personality
Jude Blanchette
The Loch Ness in London, or Just a Dying Whale?
Kelly Weill, Daily Beast

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

ISIS's Scorched-Earth Strategy
Peter Schwartzstein, Foreign Policy
The Implications of the Dutch No
Sijbren de Jong, New Eastern Europe
World Leaders Should Pay Attention to Trump
William Hague, Telegraph
Why Israel Badly Needs a Two-State Solution
Uri Savir, Al-Monitor
How Moscow Manipulates the Refugee Crisis
John Schindler, Observer
Djibouti's Thin-Skinned Democracy
Tomi Oladipo, BBC News
Against the Odds, Journalism Persists in Mideast
Sheila Coronel, CJR
Iran Is Flexing More, Not Less, Muscle in Syria
Paul Bucala, Fox News
Crises Test German Assumptions About Globalization
Matt Phillips, QZ
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