Week of June 26, 2017 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Monday, June 26
America and the Geopolitics of Upheaval
Hal Brands & Eric Edelman, National Interest
How Putin Seduced Oliver Stone -- and Trump
Masha Gessen, New York Times
A Wide World of Winless War
Nick Turse, TomDispatch
Russia Scuttles Its Grand Maritime Dreams
Stratfor
Can Modi Mold Trump's Views on Pakistan?
Shashank Joshi, The Hindu
Measuring the Temperature of U.S.-India Relations
Walter Lohman, Heritage
A Revived Quad Won't Help Australia
Greg Raymond, Lowy Interpreter
The Dark Truths Inside China's Dying Coal Industry
Frederic Schaeffer, Worldcrunch
Magyars En Marche!
Economist
Greece Fears a Revival of Far-Left Violence
Will Horner, Politico EU
What Marx Got Right (and Wrong)
Jonathan Portes, New Statesman
Tillerson’s Russia Strategy May Look Too Much Like Obama’s
V. Frolov, Mos. Times
Conflict Minerals: The Dark Side of the Digital Age
Levi Maxey, The Cipher Brief
How Italy Could Wreck the Credibility of EU Banking Regulations
F. Giugliano, BV
A Sinking Feeling in Puerto Rico
Cal Thomas, Washington Times
Crowded Waters in Southeast Asia
Phillip Orchard, Geopolitical Futures
Glastonbury Proves the Power of Capitalism
Tim Worstall, CapX
Tuesday, June 27
Macron's New Republic of Virtue
Robert Zaretsky, RealClearWorld
Why France Loves Its Enlightened Despots
Guy Sorman, Worldcrunch
The Case for Congagement With China
Zalmay Khalilzad, National Interest
The Foreign Policy Debate America Needs
Hal Brands, Raddington Report
Albanians Voted and the EU Won
Andi Dobrushi, Politico EU
3 Reasons the Balkans Are in Crisis
Ingrid Bego, Monkey Cage
The Moral Vacuum in the Balkans
Nesti Gjeluci, Albanian News
Trump Is a Liability for Global Sanity
Peter Hartcher, Sydney Morning Herald
Hard Brexit, Soft Data: Keeping Britain Plugged In
Camino Mortera-Martinez, CER
The World Is Deserting Taiwan. How Should the U.S. Respond?
China File
Britain's Key Task: A Soft Transition to a Hard Brexit
Robin Niblett, Chatham House
Foreign Aid Is About U.S. Interests
Daniel Runde, Foreign Policy
An Unsung Foreign Service Hero
Robert Kaplan, The American Interest
Gaza on the Brink
Benedetta Berti, Foreign Affairs
Where Will ISIS Go Next?
Faisal Al Yafai, The National
Bigger, Not Better: Russia Makes the SCO a Useless Club
A. Gabuev, Carn. Moscow 
'Panic Killed Those People': Portugal Buries Wildfire Victims
Tyler Hicks, NYTimes
Narendra Modi Embarks on a Great Tax Gamble
Kiran Stacey, Financial Times
Wednesday, June 28
5 Reasons U.S. Should Not Fight Iran, Russia, Assad in Syria
Miller & Sokolsky, TNI
Tillerson and Mattis Cleaning Up Kushner’s Middle East Mess
Mark Perry, Am. Cons
Kissinger, Thatcher, and the Death of Westphalia
Robert Colvile, CapX
The Era of Mutually Assured Disruption
Mark Leonard, ECFR
Trump's Foreign-Policy 'Adhocracy'
Yoni Appelbaum, The Atlantic
Iran Could Win Saudi Arabia's Qatari Gamble
Meysam Tayebipour, The Conversation
The Gulf Crisis Challenge to the United States
Simon Henderson, Washington Institute
Venezuela's Chavista Order: Collapsing, or Resilient?
Greg Grandin, London Review
A Strong Start for Modi and Trump
Shashank Joshi, Lowy Interpreter
The Dangerous New Hubris of the Corbynites
Chaminda Jayanetti, Politics.co.uk
Google Is Fighting a Losing Battle With the EU
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg View
Why Was Obama so Restrained With Putin?
Berny Belvedere, Arc
The Dangers of Putting Putin Under Pressure
Peter Apps, Reuters
A Gay Woman Is Serbia's New Prime Minister. Just For Show?
Valerie Hopkins, WP
The World Is More Inspired by Putin Than Trump
Max de Haldevang, Quartz
The Islamic Road to the Modern World
Malise Ruthven, New York Review of Books
Iran's Flag on Israel's Border: 'We Are Coming'
Seth Franzman, Jerusalem Post
Thursday, June 29
How North Korea Could Go to War
Robert Farley, National Interest
South Korea Makes Time, Not War
Phillip Orchard, Geopolitical Futures
The Changing Geopolitics of European Emotion
Dominique Moisi, Project Syndicate
Finding African Solutions to African Problems
Daniel DePetris, RealClearWorld
North Korea Vows to Kill South's Former President
Julian Ryall, Deutsche Welle
A Spurned Russia Steps Up Rhetorical Assault on Montenegro
Miodrag Vlahovic, BI
Communism Hasn't Changed in 100 Years
Jonathan Chait, New York Mag
Uzbekistan Alters Its Vision for Afghanistan
Fozil Mashrab, Jamestown Foundation
Britain's Anti-Irish Prejudice Is Back in Full Bloom
Glenn Patterson, Foreign Policy
Why Brits Should Care About Germany's Election
William Cook, Spectator
A Britain With No Vision For the Future
Philip Stephens, Financial Times
The Panama Canal's Cautionary Tale
Jonathan Hillman, CSIS
Ukraine Cyberattack Likely Meant to Paralyze, Not Profit
Andrew Kramer, NY Times
Should Queen Elizabeth II Be Canada’s Last Monarch?
Joshua Oliver, The Walrus
The View From Nowhere: Can Globalist Chic Survive?
Kyle Chayka, New Republic
Germany's Left Underwrites Putin's European Goals
W.R. Mead, American Interest
Friday, June 30
Rex Tillerson Shows an America Choosing to Decline
Max Bergmann, Politico
Understanding Stalin Worship
Anna Arutunyan, European Council on Foreign Relations
We Were Warned About Russia
Edward Lucas, CapX
Trump and Putin Are Selling Opposite Kinds of Greatness
M. Trudolyubov, Russia File
For Russia, Putin Power Is Losing Some of Its Shine
Stratfor
Pentagon: Russia Very Much a Threat to the United States
Ruby Mellen, For. Policy
A Cold War Turning Hot in the Middle East
Mohammed Ayoob, The Strategist
Modern Progressivism, the New Inquisition
J. Pereira Coutinho, Worldcrunch
The North Korea Endgame Looms
L. Todd Wood, Washington Times
Realigning Policy Toward Southeastern Europe
T. Flessenkemper & D. Reljić, GIISA
This Is a New Hong Kong
Frank Sieren, Deutsche Welle
Hong Kong, From Model City to Cautionary Tale
Keith Bradsher, New York Times
South America's Turn Into Deadlock
Matthew Taylor, Council on Foreign Relations
Why Haven't Weapons Inspectors Gone to Syria's Shayrat Air Base?
Aron Lund, TCF
Is It Time to Reassess the U.S.-South Korea Alliance?
Michael Auslin, The Atlantic
Canuck the Crow Halts Mail Delivery in Vancouver
BBC
Brexodus Has Begun
Joris Luyendijk, Guardian
Saturday, July 1
Trump Cools on China
Dimitri Alexander Simes, National Interest
India Should Join China's One Belt One Road
Ehsan Ahrari, RealClearWorld
The Signal in Syria's Noise
Sam Heller, War on the Rocks
Can Tillerson Reclaim His Job?
Aaron David Miller & Richard Sokolsky, USA Today
Is Nikki Haley the Alternative Secretary of State?
Jonathan Tobin, National Review
Al-Qaeda's Base in Yemen
Maher Farrukh, Critical Threats
A Sense of Enlightenment
Michael Taube, Claremont
Macron’s Russia Reset
Fabrice Pothier, Atlantic Council
The Time I Got Recruited to Collude With the Russians
Matt Tait, Lawfare
To Compare Russia and Ukraine, Look in the Trash
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg View
Inside Trump's Drug War Plans for Central America
Jeremy Kryt, Daily Beast
Macedonia's Trump Spammers Fear Golden Age Is Over
Sinisa Jakov Marusic, BI
Canada’s Polite and Diffident Independence Celebration
Molly Worthen, New Yorker
Sunday, July 2
Good News, Despite What You've Heard
Nicholas Kristof, New York Times
How Canada's Rise Is in Some Ways Greater Than America’s
Conrad Black, NP
At 150, Canada Is ‘Cool’ But Can Aspire to More
Michael Taube, Wall Street Journal
Blue America Reaches Out to the World, Ignoring Trump
David Roberts, Vox
China’s One-Way Deal on Green Technology
Matthew Stinson, National Review
Is War Between China and America Inevitable?
David Ignatius, Washington Post
Iraq: The Battle to Come
Joost Hiltermann, New York Review of Books
Spain’s Lost Generation
Mark Nayler, The Spectator
Look East to Find the Next U.S. Recession
Noah Smith, Bloomberg
There Is No Other Way With Pakistan
Hussain Nadim, War on the Rocks
Latin America: Surplus of Talent, Shortage of Innovation
Andres Oppenheimer, MH
French Shift on Syria Could Open Doors in Russia
Igor Delanoe, Al-Monitor
Vietnam Must Engage the Opposition in Cambodia
Le Hong Hiep, Straits Times
Why Hollywood Needed to Get Tough With China
B. Lang & G. Maddaus, Variety
What We Can Learn From Bretton Woods
Richard Hurowitz, Weekly Standard
Nina Simone in Liberia
Katherina Grace Thomas, Guernica
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