Week of September 28, 2015 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Monday, September 28
Putin's Power Plays
Anne Applebaum, Washington Post
Poroshenko Pokes Putin Ahead of UN Summit
Samuel Bendett, RCW
Putin Chases His Holy Grail
Paul Roderick Gregory, Politico
Can Abdullah Gul Change Turkey's History?
Nina Krushcheva, PS
Geopolitics of Respect: U.S., China, Russia, and Iran
Ron Tiersky, RCW
We Need a New Formula for Syria
Murat Yetkin, Hurriyet Daily News
Hong Kong's Umbrellas, 1 Year on
Su-Mei Ooi & Megan Day, The Diplomat
A Jeremy Corbyn Primer
Economist
Obama and Putin Go Face to Face
Zalmay Khalilzad, National Interest
The Great Game Comes to Syria
John McLaughlin, Ozy
In Putin's Russia, Anyone Can Be a Spy
Masha Gessen, New Yorker
Xi Jinping's High-Stakes Visit
Albert Hunt, Bloomberg View
The Kremlin's Favorite Muslim Goes too Far
Anna Nemtsova, Daily Beast
George Osborne's Epic Kowtow to China
Fraser Nelson, The Spectator
Sri Lanka's War Crimes Controversy
Nilan Fernando, New York Times
Tuesday, September 29
The West's Unfortunate Ukraine Fatigue
David Patrikarakos, Politico EU
Putin Leads a New Axis
James Miller, Daily Beast
China's Inroads to the West
Nicola Casarini, The World Today
Obama, Putin, and World Order
Stewart Patrick, CFR
Jeremy Corbyn's Sham 'New Politics'
Asa Bennett, Telegraph
Labour Has a Spring in Its Step
Polly Toynbee, Guardian
Ukraine Fights for Global Freedom
L. Weymouth & P. Poroshenko, WaPo
Killing Colombia's Democracy
Mary Anastasia O'Grady, Wall Street Journal
Obama's Gift to Putin
John Herbst, New Atlanticist
Dear Catalonia: Keep Calm and Carry On
Alex Salmond, Bloomberg View
What to Make of the Catalan Vote?
Theo Varenne, CapX
The Dutch Call for a Referendum on...Ukraine?
Peter Teffer, EU Observer
Will There Be a Third Intifada?
Shlomi Eldar, Al-Monitor
The U.S. and China: An Unhappy Household
S. Roach, Project Syndicate
Obama Gives Putin the Prize
Benny Avni, New York Post
Wednesday, September 30
Jeremy Corbyn's Copy and Paste Politics
Tom McTague, Daily Mail
Net Benefits: The Economic Impact of Migrants
Sebastian Mallaby, FA
Can Ukraine be the New Georgia?
L. Todd Wood, RealClearWorld
Italy's Renzi: Bring Russia Back From the Cold
Follain, et al., Bloomberg
The U.S. Doesn't Want to Reform the UNSC
David Bosco, Foreign Policy
IMF: World Set for Emerging Market Mass Default
Chan, Telegraph
Was your Candy Bar Made by Child Slaves?
Abby Haglage, The Daily Beast
Parliament Approves Putin's Syria Excursion
Osborn & Kelly, Reuters
Ecuador's President Warns of Surge in Oil Price
Cliff Krauss, NY Times
Kazakhstan Wants the U.N. to Move to Asia
Catherine Putz, The Diplomat
Nigerian President Becomes Oil Minister in Own Cabinet
Guardian
Japan's Responsibility to Uphold Global Order
Michael Auslin, WSJ
Who are Egypt's Amazighs?
Omar al-Naghy, Al-Monitor
The Upcoming Elections in Belarus
Grigory Ioffe, Jamestown Foundation
Out of Sight: Iraq's Underground Sex-Trade
Rania Abouzeid, New Yorker
Thursday, October 1
Putin Dares While Obama Dithers
Economist
Syria, Obama and Putin
Thomas Friedman, New York Times
Moscow Sends a Message in Syria
Nikolas Gvosdev, National Interest
The Middle East Meltdown and Global Risk
N. Roubini, Project Syndicate
The Labour Party: There Will Be Blood
George Eaton, New Statesman
Germany's Companies: Big-League no More
Armin Mahler, Der Spiegel
Only Boots on the Ground Can Stomp ISIS
R. Droit, Worldcrunch
Russia Plays an Empty Hand
Ivan Sukhov, Moscow Times
No, Abbas Didn't Just End the Peace Process
Zack Beauchamp, Vox
Russia Could Be Prosecuted for Syria's Crimes
J. Rogin, Bloomberg View
Make Putin Pay for His Harebrained Schemes
Paul R. Gregory, Forbes
Does Labour Have a Death Wish?
Will Marshall, RealClearWorld
Russia's Syrian Distraction
Alan Philps, The National
Lebanon Reaps Weapons Windfall From Congress
J. Pecquet, Al Monitor
Putin's Every Move Worsens the Situation
Anna Nemtsova, Daily Beast
The Sharing Economy Conquers France
Nicholas Vinocur, Politico EU
Friday, October 2
Kunduz, Obama's Self-Fulfilling Prophecy
Eli Lake, Bloomberg View
On to the Next Stage of Crisis and Chaos
W.R. Mead, American Interest
China's Seafaring Self-Harm
Brian Andrews, National Interest
The Death of Pax Americana
Lee Smith, Weekly Standard
Catalonia Invites Another Crisis to Europe
C. Mortera-Martinez, CER
Netanyahu Silently Indicts the World
David Horovitz, Times of Israel
China Wants to Craft New Global Norms
Shaun Breslin, Chatham House
Myanmar's Divided Opposition Slows Change
Z. Barany, Foreign Affairs
Why I Will Not Talk About Venezuela's Politics
G. Dudamel, LA Times
Russia's Bad Bombs Add to Brutality in Syria
David Axe, Daily Beast
Meet China's Salman Rushdie
Bethany Allen-Ebrahimian, Foreign Policy
U.S. in Syria: Moral Clarity, but no Allies
Fareed Zakaria, Washington Post
Trump to Syrian Refugees: Go Home
Joshua Keating, Slate
Another Gadhafi for Libya?
Frederic Wehrey, New York Times
Immense, Powerful London
Jon Kelly & Jason Hawkes, BBC
Saturday, October 3
Putin Takes Aim at Europe
B. Haddad & H. Thoburn, Foreign Policy
Putin 'Blindsided' Obama With His Stupidity
Amanda Taub, Vox
Abbas's Bombshell Fizzles
Dennis Ross, New York Times
America, the Sticky Superpower
Economist
Stephen Harper Seems to Be Winning
Paul Wells, Maclean's
Syria's Homeric Struggle
Tod Lindberg, RealClearWorld
Is China About to Transform Its Military?
John Costello, The Diplomat
America and Russia: Showdown or Opportunity?
Michael O'Hanlon, TNI
More Deafening Silence on Terror
Jonathan Tobin, Commentary
A Once-Unthinkable Alliance With Russia, Iran
Fred Kaplan, Slate
Putin Has His Own No-Fly Zone in Syria
Josh Rogin, Bloomberg View
What Europe Can Do About Refugee Crisis
Weymouth & Mogherini, WaPo
How They Failed to Block the Iran Deal
E. Drew, NY Review of Books
Sunday, October 4
Is Putin Winning?
Ross Douthat, New York Times
Putin's Economic Might Is Withering Away
E. Pismennaya, Bloomberg
Did Russia Learn Nothing from Afghanistan?
Petr Kozlov, The Guardian
The Coming Defeat of NATO
Matthew Continetti, National Review
Let's Welcome Russia's Entry into Syria
Patrick Cockburn, Independent
Why Serbia Is a Country to Watch
Joel Weickgenant, RealClearWorld
How to Defeat Religious Violence
Jonathan Sacks, Wall Street Journal
Why Foreign Troops Can't Fight America's Fights
Phillip Carter, WaPo
Don't Underestimate the Free Syrian Army
Asaad Hanna, Al-Monitor
The World Has Improved Since 2000 - but How?
Doug Saunders, G&M
At the U.N., a Bluff and a Stare
Kevin Sullivan, RealClearWorld
Saudi Arabia's Yemen Gambit
Neil Partrick, Carnegie Endowment
The Joyful, Illiterate Kindergartners of Finland
Tim Walker, Atlantic
Ted Kennedy's Quiet Role in Irish Peace
Trina Vargo, Irish Times
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