Week of September 19, 2016 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Monday, September 19
Cheerleading for Europe Has Become Almost Impossible
The Economist
Obama’s Farewell to a World Awash With Troubles
Colum Lynch & John Hudson, FP
The Real Power of Putin
Benjamin Nathans, New York Review of Books
How the U.S. Learned to Love Latin American Intervention Again
Nick Miroff, WP
Belgium Offers a Way Out of the Brexit Impasse
Paul Gillespie, Irish Times
ISIS's Deadliest Weapon Is the Idea of Heaven
Ronald Tiersky, RealClearWorld
How Mosul Liberation Could Lead to Another Iraqi War
Daniel Davis, Politico Mag
After Corbyn Win, Labour Must Make Up or Break Up
Zoe Williams, The Guardian
Tensions Rising in Germany
Christopher Caldwell, Weekly Standard
Merkel Slumps, But Don't Count Her Out for 2017
Daniel Hough, The Conversation
How Post-Coup Purges Depleted Turkey's Military
Metin Gurcan, Al-Monitor
No, You Can’t Simply “Take the Oil”
Matthew Reed, The Fuse
Why Is Beijing Backing Assad?
Michael Clarke & Raffaello Pantucci, National Interest
Africa's Future? There's a Case for Optimism
Georges Desvaux & Acha Leke, IOL
Barcelona Is Cool, But a Bad Look for Sydney
Pablo Guillen Alvarez, Sydney MH
Tuesday, September 20
Why Arab States Have Failed
Mohammed Ayoob, National Interest
In Poland, a Preview of Trump's America
Anne Applebaum, Washington Post
Jill Stein on U.S. Policy in the Mideast
Kevin Sullivan, RealClearWorld
Life During Wartime
Bret Stephens, Wall Street Journal
Hell Was Fighting the Nazis
Caroline Moorehead, Spectator
What Matters at the U.N. General Assembly
Stratfor
Retaliation or Restraint? India's Options After Kashmir Attack
Michael Safi, Guardian
How Pakistan Should Respond to a Dangerous Time
Ul Haque et al, Dawn
The U.S. Nuclear Gambit
Peter Huessy, RealClearDefense
The Islamic State's Dream Candidate
Max Boot, Foreign Policy
Who Do the Terrorists Pray For?
Jonathan Tobin, Commentary
Julie Bishop's Next Task: Educating Donald Trump
Peter Hartcher, Sydney Mor. Herald
Autumn For Angela, the End of German Exceptionalism
Dominique Moisi, W.crunch
Can Nepal Keep From Falling Apart Again?
Prashant Jha, World Politics Review
The Age of Distrust
Roger Cohen, New York Times
Putin May Not Really Want a Syria Deal
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg View
Study: 100,000 Deaths From Indonesia Haze Last Year
Stephen Wright, AP
Wednesday, September 21
Russia Called U.S. Twice to Stop Syria Airstrike
Paul McLeary, Foreign Policy
What Will Year Two of Russia's Syria Intervention Bring?
F. Balanche, Wash. Institute
Presidential Candidate Gary Johnson on Foreign Policy
Kevin Sullivan, RCWorld
New Rules for U.S. Military Intervention
Christopher Preble, War on the Rocks
'I Will Kill All the Drug Lords'
Sheila Coronel, The Atlantic
Why Would Putin Create a KGB 2.0?
Mark Galeotti, European Council on Foreign Relations
Violence in DR Congo as Kabila Tightens Grip
Deutsche Welle
A Paradox at the Heart of Global Politics
Zack Beauchamp, Vox
U.N. Leader's Final Speech: The World Is Just Awful
Joshua Keating, Slate
What Hugo Chavez Tells Us About Donald Trump
Alberto Barrera Tyszka, NY Times
The Enduring Beijing-Pyongyang Axis
David Feith, Wall Street Journal
The Other North Korean Threat
Scott MacDonald, National Interest
It's Deadly To Pretend ISIS Doesn't Mean What It Says
M.G. Oprea, The Federalist
Trump's Israel Ground Game
Katie Glueck, Politico
May's First Foreign Policy Move: British Troops to Somalia
Tom McTague, Politico EU
Thursday, September 22
Iran Must Stop Meddling in Arab Affairs
Saad Hariri, New York Times
Could India and Pakistan Go to War?
Ravi Agrawal, CNN
Europe, Unhappily Ever After
Reva Goujon, Stratfor
Welcome to EUgoslavia
Matthew Karnitschnig, Politico EU
Obama’s Syria Strategy Is Insane
Charles Lister, Foreign Policy
Japan's Brexit Challenge
Kevin Rafferty, Japan Times
The Coming Anti-National Revolution
Robert Shiller, Project Syndicate
Rejoice! Britain's Liberal Left Is Routed
Allister Heath, Telegraph
Save Yourself, Labour, By Fighting the Brexit Cataclysm
Polly Toynbee, Guardian
Here's Why Warnings Over Brexit Were Wrong
Lili Bayer & Jacob Shapiro, Mauldin Econ.
Trump's Foreign Policy: Right Ideas, Tragic Presentation
Nilay Saiya, USA Today
Would a Clinton Admin Own Up to the Failure of Iran Deal?
Jennifer Rubin, Wash. Post
No Country Is Immune to Dictatorship - Not Even America
R. Longworth, Chi. Tribune
Lessons From the 'First Age of Terror'
Stephen Mihm, Bloomberg View
Can European Culture Prevent ISIS Recruitment?
Rashmee Roshan Lall, The National
Friday, September 23
Making a U.S.-Sino War ‘Thinkable’?
Amitai Etzioni, The Diplomat
Dutch PM Faces Heat for ‘F——k Off’ Back to Turkey Line
Cynthia Kroet, Politico EU
The Left Must Move Forward, Not Back
David Miliband, New Statesman
Labour's Real Civil War Is About to Begin
James Forsyth, Spectator
Poland Is Not Hungary
Ireneusz Pawel Karolewski & Roland Benedikter, Foreign Affairs
Why Is Moscow Bombing Its Way Out of Cooperation in Syria?
Vladimir Frolov, MT
EU Defense and the Fog of Politics
Economist
Move Over Putin: Trump Digs Another Dictator
Cristiano Lima, Politico
The Next U.S. President Will Have to Deal With Kashmir
Sreeram Chaulia, For. Policy
Obama at the UN: An Enlightened Man in an Unreasonable World
S. Patrick, CFR
Obama Kept Military Out of the Loop on Iran Payments
Eli Lake, Bloomberg View
Why the ‘Basque Agenda’ Matters in Spanish Politics
Konrad Yakabuski, Globe & Mail
North Korea Only Has 28 Websites
Lorenzo Fraceschi-Bicchierai, CapX
Hillary Clinton is a Failure at Fighting Terrorism
Charles Hurt, Washington Times
The Trump-Shaped Threat to the World
Philip Stephens, Financial Times
Why NATO Isn't a Threat to Russia
Adam Twardowski, National Interest
Saturday, September 24
Burning Summers After the Arab Spring
Ursula Lindsey, Le Monde Diplomatique
Europe’s Latest Crisis Is Its Leaders
Guy Verhofstadt, Project Syndicate
Trump and Reagan: Vastly Different on Foreign Policy
Michael McFaul, Wash. Post
Putin Shapes the Rubble of Obama's Legacy
Tom Rogan, National Review
The Gathering Nuclear Storm
Mark Helprin, Wall Street Journal
Seeing Through the Iranian President's Charm Offensive
T Dershowitz & A Fixler, FDD
Troubling Times for Russia's Regions
Antonia Colibasanu, Geopolitical Futures
Is Obama Giving Up on Syria to Destroy ISIS?
Joshua Keating, Slate
What We Built in Afghanistan Is an Empire of Corruption
Bonnie Kristian, Federalist
Ancient Syrian Sites: A Different Story of Destruction
Hugh Eakin, NY Review of Books
As Expected, Kabila's Maneuvers Spark Turmoil in Congo
Karina Piser, WP Review
Strong Putin = Weak Russia. Trump Would Import That Model
S. Gilmore, Bos Globe
The Woman Who Took On the Mafia With a Camera
Barbie Latza Nadeau, Daily Beast
America's Duty to Take In Refugees
Scott Arbeiter, New York Times
A U.K. Labour Party Split? That's Electoral Suicide
Matt Singh, Bloomberg View
Sunday, September 25
How to Spark a War in Asia
Ted Galen Carpenter, National Interest
Corbyn Re-Elected: The Hard-Left Kills Off the Labour Party
Alex Massie, Daily Beast
Corbyn, Sanders and the Populist Surge
Gary Gerstle, New Statesman
Corbyn Must Make Sure Good People Stay in Labour
Yvette Cooper, Telegraph
Why Is It So Hard to Stop West Africa’s Vicious Pirates?
Dan De Luce, Foreign Policy
The Syrian-Americans Who Stood Up to Iran (When Obama Wouldn't)
Eli Lake, BV
Now, Time to Bridge Labour's Divide
Gary Younge, Guardian
Are US-Turkey Military Ties Under Threat?
Metin Gurcan, Al-Monitor
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