Week of November 2, 2015 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Monday, November 2
Is Israel Headed for Civil War?
Uri Savir, Al-Monitor
How Europe Fumbled a Sure Win
Wolfgang Munchau, Financial Times
The Turkish Turn Toward Autocracy
Yavuz Baydar, Guardian
6 Takeaways From Turkey's Election
Aykan Erdemir, Politico EU
Tough Days in Store for Turkey's Foreign Policy
S. Demirtas, Hurriyet
China Birthed Its Own Demographic Crisis
Gordon Chang, Nat'l Interest
Israel's Touch-and-Go Relationship With Putin
Isi Leibler, J-Post
Who Are the Kurds?
Donna Abu-Nasr, Bloomberg View
The Islamic State's Slow Crawl in Afghanistan
Barnett Rubin, Al Jazeera
The Race Is on to Capture Iran's Markets
Der Spiegel
The Right Way to Challenge China
Bill Emmott, Project Syndicate
The Menace of Electoral Reform in Canada
John Robson, National Post
Jaw-Jawing With Iran, for Syria's Sake
Economist
When the EU Shuts Up, Erdogan Clamps Down
Selcuk Gultasli, EU Obs.
Cuba, Where Cab Drivers Earn More Than Doctors
Vox
Tuesday, November 3
How Obama Wages War: Too Little, Too Late
J. Carafano, Nat'l Interest
How the AKP Dominated Turkey's Election
Mustafa Akyol, Al-Monitor
This Is Your Chance, Erdogan
Sinan Ulgen, Today's Zaman
Syria Has Become Iran's Curse
Yossi Mansharof, Times of Israel
Tehran Won't Be Moscow's Timid Bride
Hanin Ghaddar, NOW Lebanon
The Moment Obama Lost Syria
Max Fisher, Vox
Now Erdogan Will Be Part of the Problem in Syria
B. Daragahi, BuzzFeed
Dear Trudeau: A Little Canadian Modesty, Please
W. Watson, Ott. Citizen
South Korea and Japan Draw Nearer
The American Interest
One Month of Migrants = Entire Year of 2014
Joshua Keating, Slate
Merkel Is Surviving Just Fine
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg View
France, Paradise Lost
Pamela Druckerman, New York Times
Woe and Despair for Erdogan's Opponents
I. Tharoor, Washington Post
What Do Palestinians Want?
Daniel Polisar, Mosaic
Polish Paranoia
Mitchell Orenstein, Foreign Affairs
Wednesday, November 4
Taiwan, China Presidents to Hold Historic Meeting
Bothelo, et al., CNN
Slouching Toward Brexit
Philippe Legrain, Foreign Policy
AKP Opens Presidential System Debate
Murat Yetkin, Hurriyet Daily News
Are Resource Wars Our Future?
Michael Klare, TomDispatch
The Kremlin's Tragic Miscalculation
Anders Fogh Rasmussen, Proj. Synd.
Syria Conflict Could Grow Even Bigger and Bloodier
David Ignatius, WP
Should Labour Moderates Look for Corbyn Alternative?
Riddell, Tgraph
Return of Constable Sarkozy
Nicholas Vinocur, Politico EU
Bangladesh on the Brink
Tahmima Anam, New York Times
The Brutal Horror of China's One-Child Policy
Jeff Jacoby, Boston Globe
Would Brexit Destabilize the Irish Peace Process?
C. McCall, Guardian
Ireland's Radical New Plan to Treat Addicts
German Lopez, Vox
Ahmad Chalabi the Charmer
Max Boot, Commentary Magazine
Georgia is Waiting for Signal From the West
Tina Khidasheli, WSJ
How China Views the South China Sea
Dean Cheng, The National Interest
Thursday, November 5
New, Scarier Phase in War Against ISIS
Daniel Byman, Slate
Is ISIS Taking Its Fight to the Skies?
De Luce, Francis & Jakes, FP
West Must Cooperate with Russia in Arctic
Elizabeth Buchanan, MT
Will Poland Become Like Orban's Hungary?
The Economist
The British-German Misunderstanding
Almut Moller, ECFR
Cameron Shows His Disdain for Corbyn
G. Eaton, New Statesman
Egypt & Arab Spring: A 200-Year Revolution
Khaled Fahmy, Aeon
Police Raid Home of Jean-Marie Le Pen
Reuters
Nightclub Fire Brings Down Prime Minister
Adam Chandler, Atlantic
New Trudeau's New Canada
Mark Entwistle & Ulf Gartzke, Proj. Syn.
Yitzhak Rabin: Last of the Idealists
Kevin Sullivan, RealClearWorld
Okinawa and the U.S. Base Conundrum
Shannon Tiezzi, Diplomat
Why North Korean Defectors Commit Suicide
Stephen Evans, BBC
The One-Eyed Gangster & His 40 Thieves
Barbie Nadeau, Daily Beast
Travel World of New James Bond Movie
Erin Blakemore, S'sonian
Friday, November 6
Lebanon Is What the Brink Looks Like
Francesca Paci, Worldcrunch
ISIS's Deadliest Crew May Be in Sinai
N. Yousseff & S. Harris, Daily Beast
Finally a Post-Peronist Argentina?
Uki Goni, New York Times
Hinduism, Britain and Caste
Economist
Russia Displays Its Military Innovation
Samuel Bendett, RealClearWorld
Reps and Dems, Confused on Free Trade
D. DiSalvo & J. Kucik, TNI
How Cuba Ties Gulliver Down
Carlos Alberto Montaner, RealClearWorld
Rebranding Myanmar
Kevin Lees, Suffragio
The End of Myanmar's 'Helpful Ambiguity'
Thant Myint-U, Nikkei
Tipping Is Great. Trust Me, I'm French
Pascal-Emmanuel Gobry, The Week
How I Would Reaffirm Our Bond With Israel
Hillary Clinton, Forward
Washington Has no Vision for Central Asia
Reid Standish, Foreign Policy
Egypt on the Front Line of Brutality
Amr Darrag, Washington Post
Just How Broke Is Puerto Rico?
Lisa Abramowicz, Bloomberg View
Can Suu Kyi Lead Myanmar?
Shibani Mahtani, Wall Street Journal
Saturday, November 7
An Ocean Swiftly Becomes un-Pacific
Simon Winchester, New York Times
The New Latin America
Reggie Thompson, Stratfor
Is Kurdish Statehood Possible?
Kevin Sullivan, RealClearWorld
Merkel After the Selfies
Ruth Marcus, Washington Post
Croatia's Election Could Turn on Immigration
Valerie Hopkins, WPR
China and the KMT: a Cross-Strait Hail Mary
Michael Mazza, TNI
The Terror Attack that Bored America
Noah Rothman, Commentary
If Mexico Legalizes Pot, What Will U.S. Do?
Jorge Castaneda, LA Times
Ukraine's Leaders Are Killing Their Own State
L. Bershidsky, Bloom-View
The TPP Is a Giveaway to the Banks
David Dayen, The Intercept
Trying to Save Romania
Alberto Mucci, Politico EU
Another Media Valentine to Fidel
Glenn Garvin, Miami Herald
Sunday, November 8
Iraq, Syria, and Libya No Longer Exist
Azeem Ibrahim, Al Arabiya
Why Ethnic Walls Are Rising in the Mideast
Doug Saunders, Globe & Mail
A Plague on Egypt's Tourism
Walter Russell Mead, The American Interest
Britain No Longer Prepared for a Big War
Con Coughlin, The Spectator
India's Modi Suffers Defeat in Key State Vote
MacAskill & Nair, Reuters
Europe's Last Straw?
Harold James, Project Syndicate
United Ireland Not Happening Anytime Soon
Gerry Moriarty, Irish Times
Why Is Russia Bombing My Town?
Raed Fares, Washington Post
The Return of London's Fog
Christine Corton, New York Times
Could Barghouti Lead Fatah from Behind Bars?
Daoud Kuttab, ALM
Myanmar Votes Amid Claims of Irregularities
Mahtani & Myo, WSJ
The Countries That Don't Exist
David Robson, BBC
In Britain, Free Speech Goes Out with a Whimper
Charles Cooke, NRO
Was a War Crime Committed in Kunduz?
Amy Davidson, The New Yorker
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