Week of July 25, 2016 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Monday, July 25
Will Trump Be America's Brexit?
Xenia Wickett & Jacob Parakilas, RealClearWorld
Britain Must Suffer
Joris Luyendijk, Guardian
The East China Sea Dispute Is Getting Worse
Amrita Jash, cogitASIA
Obama Should Have Just Let Assad Win
Seth Cantey, USA Today
How the GOP Fell Out of Love With China
Jared McKinney, National Interest
The World After Me
Tom Engelhardt, TomDispatch
The Cold War Is Alive and Well
Patrick Tucker, Defense One
As Democrats Gather, Another Russian Subplot Emerges
D. Sanger & N. Perlroth, NYT
Welcome to Drab Downing Street
Quentin Letts, Politico EU
Turkey Slides Into Dictatorship
Der Spiegel
Trump & Putin. Yes, It's Really a Thing
Josh Marshall, Talking Points Memo
IOC Deals a Blow to Russian Pride and Putin
Aurel Braun, Globe & Mail
Russia Is Rotten, But Relatively Docile
Tony Brenton, Telegraph
Turkey's Two Coups (Only One Failed)
Adnan Khan, Maclean's
Since America Won’t Stop Christian Genocide, Israel Should
Luma Simms, Federalist
After Munich, Will Germany Deploy at Home?
Deutsche Welle
Tuesday, July 26
Are the Middle East's Non-Arab States Turning Away?
Aaron David Miller, RCWorld
Turkey's Downward Spiral
W. Robert Pearson, RealClearWorld
Russia Has Flipped the Script on America
Julia Ioffe, Foreign Policy
The Amerexit
John Kornblum, American Interest
I Condemn All Threats to Turkey's Democracy
Fethullah Gulen, New York Times
Why Russia Is Top Suspect in the DNC hack
Cory Bennett & Eric Geller, Politico
DNC Data Dump Gives Putin A Two-For-One Win
Paul Roderick Gregory, Forbes
Don't Blame Putin for Democrats' Spectacular Own-Goal
Emma Connors, Lowy
Has Russia Lost Control of Its Own Dirty Game?
Miriam Elder, BuzzFeed
Why Warnings Over Brexit Were Wrong
Lili Bayer & Jacob Shapiro, Geopolitical Futures
Fences: A Brexit Diary
Zadie Smith, New York Review of Books
Brexit and Foreign Policy: How Not to Be the Weak Link
Ian Bond, CER
The Saving Grace of Brexit
George Greenwood, CapX
Israel's Culture War Is Getting Ugly
Daniel Gordis, Bloomberg View
Trouble for U.S. Relations in the Muslim World
Jackson Diehl, Washington Post
Wednesday, July 27
Islamic Terror Could Deliver Europe Into Far-Right Arms
Con Coughlin, Telegraph
The Tragedy of Turkish Democracy in Five Acts
Erik Nisbet, The Conversation
Facing North Korea's Nuclear Reality
Rodger Baker, Stratfor
The Problem With Fighting Islamist Terrorism
George Friedman, Geopolitical Futures
Apocalypse Now: A Year of Crises, Shocks and Fear
Mathieu von Rohr, Der Spiegel
Civil Society Against Terrorism
Dominique Moisi, Project Syndicate
What's NATO For, Anyway?
Nicholas Clairmont, The Atlantic
Chaos and Untruth Reign
Sholto Byrnes, The National
What Korean Unification Will Look Like
Andrei Lankov, NK News
Why Britain Will Ditch Austerity
Simon Wren-Lewis, New Statesman
The Martyrdom of Father Hamel and ISIS’s Total-War Strategy
Tom Rogan, Nat Rev
25 Years of Ukraine’s Independence
Alexander Motyl, World Affairs Journal
The Risk of an Unintended U.S.-Russia Clash Is Real
Matthew Rojansky, WP Review
How Erdogan Used the Mosques Against the Coup
Pinar Tremblay, Al-Monitor
Whose Chinese Nationalism?
Economist
RC EUROPE: Brexit and the Political Shape of 'These Islands'
Thursday, July 28
Poland, Not Brexit, Is the Real Threat to Europe's Unity
Adam Twardowski, Nat Interest
Bad Banks and Turf Wars: Europe Stuck in the Middle Again
Kaj Leers, RCWorld
Why Palestinians Are on the Verge of Civil War
Benny Avni, New York Post
The Post-Cold War Secretaries of State, Ranked
Dan Drezner, Washington Post
Will NATO Show Turkey the Door?
Semih Idiz, Al-Monitor
A History of Hillary the Military Hawk
Micah Zenko, Foreign Policy
Germany Takes a Steely Look at the World
Sebastian Bruns, War on the Rocks
The EU Puts a Pitbull in Charge of Brexit Talks
Laura Hughes, Telegraph
Did Putin Try to Steal an American Election?
Nicholas Kristof, New York Times
Trump To Putin: Crimea's All Yours
Joshua Yasmeh, Daily Wire
Europe: Filled With Migrants and Lacking Leaders
Roger Boyes, The Times
The End of Germany’s Golden Age
Konstantin Richter, Politico EU
Ominous Mutterings From the Brexiteer Flank
Nick Clegg, London Evening Standard
ISIS Is Hurt But Its End Is Not in Sight
John McLaughlin, The Cipher Brief
Did India Manipulate a Regime Change in Nepal?
MK Bhadrakumar, Asia Times
Friday, July 29
No Arrivals: The Visible Isolation of Caracas
Fabiana Sofia Perera, Ramen IR
The Emerging Trump Doctrine
Zalmay Khalilzad, National Interest
Think Nations Are Rational? Look at World War II
Victor Davis Hanson, National Review
Our Attitude to Wealth Played a Crucial Role in Brexit
Stephen Hawking, Guardian
Why’s Obama Covering for Russian War Crimes?
Roy Gutman, Daily Beast
Who Supports China in the South China Sea
Wang Wen & Chen Xiaochen, Diplomat
A New Hillary Demographic: Europe’s Center-Right
Ryan Heath, Politico EU
IMF Admits Disastrous Love Affair With Euro
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, Telegraph
Turkey's Failed Coup: Good For Syria?
Julien Barnes-Dacey & Ellie Geranmayeh, ECFR
Why Northern Ireland Is the Most Serious Obstacle to Brexit
Kevin Lees, Suffragio
Behind Veneer of Unity, Erdogan Consolidates Power
Aykan Erdemir, FDD
Poland Is the Future of Coal
Michael McDonald, Oil Price
The Gaps in Europe's Terror War
Max Boot, Commentary
The Logic Behind our Alliances
Charles Lane, Washington Post
Why the Next President Must Break Up Iraq
Mark Pfeifle, Time
Is Turkey Arresting America's Friends?
Eli Lake, Bloomberg View
Brussels Has a Lot to Learn From Brexit Vote
Cristian Busoi, Washington Examiner
ARCHIVES: A U.S. Strategy Beyond the Cold War
George Friedman, RealClearWorld
Saturday, July 30
Russia’s DNC Hack: A Prelude to November?
David Ignatius, Washington Post
The New McCarthys Attack Trump on Russia
Ted Galen Carpenter, National Interest
China: The People’s Fury
Richard Bernstein, New York Review of Books
Clinton’s Bad Trade
Eamonn Fingleton, American Conservative
Brussels Can Still Sweat the Small Stuff
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg View
Democrats' Only Foreign Policy Vision Is 'Not Trump'
Zack Beauchamp, Vox
Putin's Game
Lee Smith, Weekly Standard
How Turkey Became a Petri Dish for Islamist Politics
Adnan Khan, Maclean's
Terrorists Declare War on Western Religion
Rex Murphy, National Post
Who Funded Brexit?
Neil Barnett, American Interest
Until We Reduce Cybercrime, Expect More Russian Meddling
C. Houck, Defense One
The Islamic State's Child Soldiers
Katrin Kuntz, Der Spiegel
Sunday, July 31
How Entangled With Russia Is Trump?
George Will, Washington Post
America the Basket Case
Conrad Black, National Post
Foreign Policy Consensus Has Been Turned Upside Down
David Graham, Atlantic
Islamist Terror Could Kill Off the West's Liberal Values
Janet Daley, Telegraph
Why the World Wants Clinton to Win
Andrew Hammond, Globe and Mail
Russia’s Flirtation With Fascism
Vladislav Inozemtsev, Project Syndicate
The Unlikely Origins of Russia’s Manifest Destiny
Charles Clover, Foreign Policy
Netanyahu Is Crushing Israel’s Free Press
Ruth Margalit, New York Times
Going Hungry in Venezuela
Vladimir Hernandez, BBC Magazine
Will the Venezuelan Economic Storm Hit Cuba?
Mimi Whitefield, Miami Herald
To Win in Syria, Target Hezbollah
Daniel Serwer, New York Post
Queer Life Undercover in South Asia
Beena Sarwar, Boston Globe
The Future of China's Mideast Diplomacy
Xue Li & Zheng Yuwen, The Diplomat
Your Cup of Tea Is Killing Indian Mothers
Devjyot Ghoshal, Quartz
Make the Olympics Great Again
Josh Gelernter, National Review
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