October 21, 2016 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Duterte's Flop Into Bed With China Is a Disaster for the U.S.
Max Boot, Foreign Policy
The Only Way to Really Win Mosul
Fareed Zakaria, Washington Post
Are Turkey and Iraq Headed for War in Mosul?
Zalmay Khalilzad, National Interest
The Arc of History Bends Toward Bombing Assad
Nick Danforth, War on the Rocks
The Kurds’ Proxy Trap
Ofra Bengio, The American Interest
The Druze and Assad: Strategic Bedfellows
Fabrice Balanche, Washington Institute
Make Alberta Great Again?
Colby Cosh, National Post
Trump Sides With Putin Over U.S. Intelligence
Michael Crowley, Politico
China: The Virtues of the Awful Convulsion
Ian Johnson, New York Review of Books
The Public Is Already Turning Against Brexit
Polly Toynbee, Guardian
How ISIS Is Spinning the Mosul Battle
Charlie Winter, The Atlantic
Georgia's Long-Shot Democracy
Michael Cecire, Foreign Affairs
Did I Kill Anyone in Iraq? The Truth Is, I’ll Never Know.
Seth Harp, Narratively
Why Is the U.S. Green Party So Irrelevant?
Per Urlaub, The Conversation
Inside The Battle To Take Back Mosul From ISIS
Mike Giglio, BuzzFeed

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

The Revisionist Powers Pounce
Walter Russell Mead, The American Interest
Did China Just Buy the Philippines?
Lennox Samuels, The Daily Beast
China May Be Rising, But America Is Not in Retreat
Rajan Menon, National Interest
The Death of Critical Journalism in Turkey
Irfan Aktan, Al-Monitor
Britain’s Irish Question Becomes Ireland’s English Question
Fintan O'Toole, IT
The History of Mosul, in Five Maps
Ishaan Tharoor & Laris Karklis, Washington Post
Why Lebanon Is Peaceful While the Mideast Burns
Robert Fisk, Independent
Bill Clinton Doesn't Appear to Know Much About Lebanon
Frances Martel, Breitbart
RCEUROPE: EU's Trade Ambitions in Ashes
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