Week of October 19, 2015 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Monday, October 19
The Paranoid Roots of the Stabbing Intifada
Jeffrey Goldberg, Atlantic
How Communist Is North Korea?
Robert Kelly, Lowy Interpreter
The Awful Banality of Canada's Election
Jen Gerson, National Post
The Obama Intifada
Matthew Continetti, National Review
Belarus, a Slavic Switzerland?
Amy Mackinnon, Foreign Policy
Inside the Fight of Stephen Harper's Life
Paul Wells, Maclean's
Why Stephen Harper Doesn't Deserve My Vote
M. Adam, Ottawa Citizen
What Is the Taiwan Consensus?
Joe Hung, China Post
What Harper Has Done Right
Margaret Wente, Globe and Mail
Mismanaging the Conflict in Jerusalem
Nathan Thrall, New York Times
China Stuns India in Nepal
M.K. Bhadrakumar, Asia Times
Where Are the Anti-War Protesters Now?
Haid Haid, NOW Lebanon
Pakistan's Hidden, Bloody War
Laura Secorun Palet, Ozy
Havana's Architectural Renaisssance
Mark Trevor Burrell, Miami Herald
Inside the Mind of Israel/Palestine
Maajid Nawaz, Daily Beast
Tuesday, October 20
Canada's Red October
John Geddes, Maclean's
Is China's Model Better Than Democracy?
Bell, Ash, Nathan & Zhang, FP
Canada's Patience for Harper Ran Out
Pete McMartin, Vancouver Sun
Putin's Foreign Legion
Paul Roderick Gregory, Politico EU
Putin's Coming Win in Moldova
Marc Champion, Bloomberg View
The Continuing Case for Aiding Ukraine
H. Pirchner, National Interest
In Defense of Europe's Christendom
Bret Stephens, Wall Street Journal
The Mystery of Primo Levi
Tim Parks, New York Review of Books
The More They Kill, the More Israel Should Build
M. Freund, J-Post
Jerusalem Can and Must Be Divided
Shaul Arieli, Haaretz
Does America Still Care About the Middle East?
F. Al Yafai, The National
The Ghosts of China's 'Great Leap Forward'
Tang Liming, Worldcrunch
Still Doubting This Is a New Cold War?
Alexander Golts, Moscow Times
Germany Under Water
Der Spiegel
Putin, Shia Champion
Economist
Ireland Needs Political Reform
Farrell, O'Malley, Suiter & Reidy, Ir. Times
Harper Blew His Chance at Greatness
David Reevely, Ottawa Citizen
Wednesday, October 21
The World Can't Afford All Its Refugees
Brannen & Strochlic, Daily Beast
Syrian President Assad Makes Surprise Trip to Moscow
Melvin, CNN
U.S., Russia Reach Agreement on Syrian Flights
Gordon Lubold, WSJ
Canada Loses a Moral Compass
Michael Rubin, Commentary Magazine
Is Germany's Far-Right Movement Coming Back?
Huggler, Telegraph
The Case for Brexit
Alan Sked, The National Interest
India's Deadliest Epidemic
Zigor Aldama and Miguel Candela, The Diplomat
Despite Fine, Less than 20% of Egyptian Voters Turn Out
A. Aman, Al-M
Iran's Supreme Leader Khamenei Approves Nuclear Deal
Reuters
The Myth of the African Land Grab
Till Bruckner, Foreign Policy
Ten Borders: One refugee's epic escape from Syria
Schmidle, New Yorker
Canada Withdrawing Fighter Jets from Iraq, Syria
The Australian
Europe Greenhouse Gas Emissions Fall to Record Low
Neslen, Guardian
The Persistence of Peronism
The Economist
Mekong Delta Heads for Troubled Waters
Navin Singh Khadka, BBC News
Thursday, October 22
The Great Danger of a New Utopianism
R.D. Kaplan, American Interest
Merkel Bakes Humble Pie
Kaj Leers, RealClearWorld
Building Baltic Bulwarks Against Russian Gas
J. Weickgenant, RCWorld
Little Green Men in Moldova?
L. Todd Wood, RealClearWorld
World to Jews: We Don't Care About You
Shia Altman, Times of Israel
The U.S. Supports Iran's Aggression
Max Boot, Commentary
Polish Conservatives Prepare for a Return to Power
K. Lees, Suffragio
London Just Loves Beijing for Its Money
Keith Johnson, Foreign Policy
Europe Is Iran's Wild Card
Julian Pecquet, Al-Monitor
Netanyahu's Rhetorical Farce
Zack Beauchamp, Vox
In Norway, Texas Is Slang for 'Crazy'
Dan Solomon, Texas Monthly
The High Cost of Cheap Russian Nuclear Power
Emma Lecavalier, BAS
The Next Refugee Crisis: Afghanistan
Michael Kugelman, New York Times
Italy Tries to Break the Barriers to Investment
Alberto Saravalle, WSJ
The Man Who Lost Israel's Best Chance for Peace
Dan Ephron, WaPo
VIDEO: Germany and Turkey Struggle With Refugee Crisis
Stratfor
Friday, October 23
The Myth of Putin's Strategic Genius
Michael McFaul, New York Times
Obama Watches the Putin Parade
Charles Krauthammer, Washington Post
Inside the U.S.-Israeli Break in Trust
Adam Entous, Wall Street Journal
The Missiles of August: Asia's Arms Race
Jeffrey Lewis, Foreign Policy
The Terrible Ifs Accumulate in the Mideast
Peter Van Buren, TomDispatch
Cleaning Up Argentina After Kirchner
Economist
The Making of Prime Minister Trudeau
Paul Wells, Maclean's
Britain Is Wrong About China
Ellen Bork, World Affairs Journal
Russia's Misguided Middle East Re-Entry
Carol & Jamsheed Choksy, CNN
China Opens a Fault Line in British Politics
George Eaton, New Statesman
Beijing Bull: The Bogus 'China Model'
Andrew Nathan, National Interest
The Real Villain of Benghazi
Michael Daly, Daily Beast
UK Pragmatism Vs. EU Messianism
Clive Crook, Bloomberg View
Why Obama Will Let Iran Violate Nuke Deal
Benny Avni, New York Post
Sweden's Identity Crisis Deepens
Ivar Ekman, World Politics Review
Saturday, October 24
CIA-Backed Rebels Are Advancing on Assad
Michael Weiss, Daily Beast
The Last Days of the Oslo Accords
Israel Harel, Haaretz
From Beirut to Benghazi
Kevin B. Sullivan, RealClearWorld
Clinton's Breathtaking Mendacity
Andrew McCarthy, National Review
11 Benghazi Takeaways
E. Bradner, T. Kopan, J. Zeleny & S. Collinson, CNN
Britain Bets on the Renminbi
A. Wheatley & P. Subacchi, Chatham House
UK to World: It's All About the Money
Joel Weickgenant, RealClearWorld
The Truth About 'United' Jerusalem
Mazal Mualem, Al-Monitor
Portugal Gets Its Syriza Moment
Ilias Roubanis, New Europe
Netanyahu's Desperate Holocaust Blunder
D. Gordis, Bloomberg View
Global Silence as Jews Are Murdered
Shmuley Boteach, Jerusalem Post
Colluding to Kill Free Expression in Poland
Matthew Tyrmand, Wprost
Schauble's Gathering Storm
Yanis Varoufakis, Project Syndicate
Canada Welcomes Back Keynes
Paul Krugman, New York Times
Maldives VP Arrested in Assassination Plot
Asia Times
How the West Underestimated Russia's Military
F. Gady, Diplomat
Sunday, October 25
Camelot Comes to Canada
Roger Cohen, New York Times
The Rise and Fall of Prime Ministers
Conrad Black, National Post
Why America's Mideast Pullback Makes Sense
Simon & Stevenson, FA
Corbyn's Crew Has No Interest in Winning Votes
Janet Daley, Telegraph
Cameron, Osborne Forget First Law of Holes
Andrew Rawnsley, Guardian
The Shot That Killed Peace in Israel
Dexter Filkins, The New Yorker
The Great Leader Revival
Chris Patten, Project Syndicate
Is It Time to Bring Turkey into Europe?
Doug Saunders, Globe and Mail
Islamic State's Turkish Recruitment Scheme
Mahmut Bozarslan, ALM
Assad's Moscow Visit Shows Russia Wants a Deal
Dal Santo, Interpreter
Could the TPP Actually Divide Asia?
Shihoko Goto, The Diplomat
Russia's Military Clubs for Teens
Carol Williams, Los Angeles Times
The Lonely Life of an Atheist in Saudi Arabia
Hamza Khaled, Narratively
Post-Apartheid, Inequality Still Rules in South Africa
J. Dana, National
What Is Paul Ryan's Foreign Policy?
John Hudson, Foreign Policy
VIDEO: The 'Rand McNally Era of the Middle East' Is Over
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