Week of July 24, 2017 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Monday, July 24
America's Future Is With India and Israel
James Jay Carafano, National Interest
Can Macron Avoid the Sarkozy Trap?
Dalibor Rohac, Politico EU
Trump Is the Odd Man Out With Putin and Xi
Alexander Gabuev, Financial Times
As Temple Mount Tensions Persist, Where’s Trump?
Raphael Ahren, Times of Israel
Al Aqsa Violence Obscures True Face of Occupation
Joseph Dana, The National
Authoritarian Left the Sleeping Giant of Irish Politics
Paul Gillespie, Irish Times
Why Canadians Need to Debate Immigration
Douglas Todd, Vancouver Sun
Omar Khadr and Canada’s War on Terror
Ira Wells, The Walrus
Trump Team Repeating Obama’s Mistakes in Syria
Josh Rogin, Washington Post
India Needs to Get Out of the Mess in Doklam
Sourabh Gupta, South China Morning Post
It's High Noon in the Himalayas
Mihir Sharma, Japan Times
Venezuela's Perfect Storm for Oil May Be About to Break
Liam Denning, Bloomberg
The World Needs Clean Coal But Can't Get It
Amy Harder, Axios
Malcolm Turnbull Is Getting Desperate
Peter Hartcher, Sydney Morning Herald
Pakistan Is Where OBOR Hits the Road
Ravi Velloor, Straits Times
Why Finland's Basic Income Experiment Isn't Working
Jauhiainen & Makinen, NYTimes
Fears of British English’s Disappearance Are Overblown
The Economist
Germany: Defense Pact With Japan | As Spat Deepens, Turkey Turns Elsewhere
Tuesday, July 25
Are Russia and America Headed for a Showdown?
George Beebe, National Interest
Making NAFTA a Winner
Jerry Haar, RealClearWorld
This Obscure NAFTA Chapter That Could Torpedo Negotiations
C. Fournier, Quint
How Poland's Street Protesters Beat the System
Anne Applebaum, Washington Post
There Is Not, Nor Will There Ever Be, a Trump Doctrine
Friedman Lissner & Zenko, FP
Trump Is Striving For an Endgame in Syria
Angelo Codevilla, RealClearWorld
It’s Good for America to Stop CIA's Funding Syrian Jihadists
W. Krumholz, Federalist
The Perils of an American Executive Working in Russia
Lloyd Green, RealClearWorld
Forget Russia's Threats to The West: Look Where Their Kids Live
M. Klikushin, Obs
The EU: Authoritarianism Through Complexity
George Friedman, Geopolitical Futures
East Ukraine Becomes a Pawn Again
L. Todd Wood, Washington Times
America's Priority With North Korea Must Be Defending Itself
Michael Auslin, Hill
Bombing the Rubble
Tom Engelhardt, TomDispatch
Age of Disorder: Why Technology Is a Threat to Mankind
Yuval Harari, New Statesman
Turkey's Eastward Shift Can Be Halted
David Gardner, Financial Times
Germany-Turkey Spat Puts Key NATO Tasks in Peril
Emre Peker, Wall Street Journal
The Meaning of Dunkirk
Niall Ferguson, Boston Globe
Macron's Shaky Embrace of de Gaulle
Robert Zaretsky, New York Times
‘Islamophobia,’ According to London Police
Rod Dreher, The American Conservative
VIDEO: The Russia Challenge in Europe
Sen. Tom Cotton
VIDEO: A 21st Century Truman Doctrine?
Sen. Tim Kaine
Wednesday, July 26
The West’s Decadent Foreign Policy
Chris Patten, Project Syndicate
Trump and the Impending Foreign-Policy Crisis
Jeffrey Smith & Kenneth Yalowitz, TNI
Say Goodbye to Regime Change in Syria
Scott Ritter, American Conservative
The Western World Order, According to Trump
Hugh White, Straits Times
China's Europe Game Should Worry the United States
Corey Cooper, RealClearWorld
Why China Invests More in Europe Than in the U.S.
Yukon Huang, Financial Times
Britain's Imperial Follies
Mihir Sharma, Bloomberg
Waves of Change in Korea Create Economic Uncertainty
Rich Galen, RealClearWorld
What Price Would Britain Pay to Stop Brexit?
George Eaton, New Statesman
Martin Schulz’s Risky Refugee Gamble
Janosch Delcker, Politico EU
Does Turkish-German Crisis Go Deeper Than Erdogan?
Barcin Yinanc, Hurriyet Daily
Caracas Spends Millions on Lobbyists in Washington
Daugherty & Ordonez, Miami Hld
China and the Venezuela Crisis
Antonio Hsiang, The Diplomat
The African Trade Revolution Quietly Afoot
David Luke, African Arguments
I Was Banned From Venezuela
Nicholas Casey, New York Times
Farewell, Lebanon's First Brewery
David Kenner, Foreign Policy
Thursday, July 27
How India and China Have Come to the Brink
S.L. Myers, E. Barry & M. Fisher, NYTimes
Simply Put: Where Things Stand on the Dolam Plateau
Sushant Singh, Indian Express
China’s Weaponization of Trade
Brahma Chellaney, Project Syndicate
Trump the Dealmaker? He Keeps Getting Duped
Aaron D. Miller & Richard Sokolsky, Pol.
America's Adversaries Watch the Self-Destructing Hegemon
Daniel Drezner, WaPo
More Than Cigars and Rum: Why Cuba Matters
James Stavridis, Foreign Policy
Love Loses With Trump's Trans Military Ban. (So Does America.)
Eli Lake, BV
Transgender Accommodations and Military Realities
R. Anderson, Daily Signal
Military Fitness Is a Military Decision
Dan McLaughlin, National Review
Women's Cricket In India: An Illustrated History
Satwik Gade, BuzzFeed
The Temple Mount Crisis Is Really Just Beginning
Avi Issacharoff, Times of Israel
Is Sectarian Strife Brewing in Azerbaijan?
Eldar Mamedov, LobeLog
Today's Global Elites Are the Reason Imperialism Is Back
James Poulos, Federalist
The German Left's Shameful Past
Bill Wirtz, CapX
Europe's Hamilton Moment
Pierpaolo Barbieri & Shahin Vallee, Foreign Affairs
Europe's Dishonest Teutonic Moralizers
Paul Taylor, Politico EU
'Pushing Back' Iran
Reuel Marc Gerecht, Strategika
Can Rwanda's Stability Survive Kagame?
Jonathan Rosen, World Politics Review
Friday, July 28
Canada: The Left’s Mirage
Kyle Smith, National Review
North Korea Appears to Have Launched Another Missile
Krishnadev Calamur, Atlantic
The End of the Anglo-Saxon West?
Timothy Garton Ash, Guardian
What the EU Could Learn From Australia
Marian Tupy, CapX
America Needs to Stop Confusing Its Allies' Interests for Its Own
M. Petti, TNI
Can the EU Punish Poland?
Economist
Did the Euro Sink Italy's Economy?
Francesco Papadia, Bruegel
Berlusconi Re-Emerges
Giada Zampano, Politico EU
An Unholy Alliance of Thatcherites and Bennites
Jonathon Hawkes, Progress
Top 10 Signs of Creeping Authoritarianism, Revisited
Stephen Walt, Foreign Policy
Theresa May's Government Reset Has Been a Success
Sebastian Payne, Fin. Times
Lessons for the European Left
Susi Dennison, European Council on Foreign Relations
Corbyn Is Taking Out the Tories at Center Ground
Stephen Daisley, Spectator
The Liberals' New China Policy: Can't Beat 'Em, Join 'Em
Terry Glavin, National Post
Brace Yourselves for Iran Deal Repeal
Fred Kaplan, Slate
North Korea Tested an ICBM. Iran Is Next
Matthew Kroenig, Tablet Magazine
Russia’s New and Unrealistic Naval Doctrine
Dmitry Gorenburg, War on the Rocks
Saturday, July 29
South Africa at the Crossroads
F.W. De Klerk, Raddington Report
Transatlantic Fallout on Russia Sanctions Is Dangerous
Anders Fogh Rasmussen, FT
Will Europe Belong to Europeans?
Viktor Orban, Visegrad Post
Change of Guard Atop ‘Disastrous’ Balkan State
Valerie Hopkins & Zoran Zaev, Pol. EU
Macron, Merkel Talk European Hard Core
Thomas Hanke & Jan Hildebrand, Handelsblatt
Pakistan Dashes Fair Democracy Hopes
Max Fisher & Amanda Taub, New York Times
Why India and Pakistan Hate Each Other
Economist
Venezuela’s Freedom Fighters
Miguel Rodriguez Mendoza, Project Syndicate
You're Not Getting Rid of Saakashvili That Easily
Ian Bateson, Foreign Policy
What Does North Korea Think of China's 'Dual Freeze' Proposal?
Son Daekwon, Dipl.
Sunday, July 30
The Desperation of America's Diplomats
Roger Cohen, New York Times
If Trump Is a Russian Stooge, Why Is He Saber-Rattling in Ukraine?
Paul Wood, TS
Pro-Russian Separatists Harden Split From Ukraine
Christian Neef, Der Spiegel
Team Trump’s Quiet Mideast Success
Jonathan Tobin, New York Post
U.S. Flies Bombers Over Korean Peninsula
James Pearson & Jack Kim, Reuters
The U.S. Sanctions Bill Is a Win for Russia
Angela Stent, The National Interest
Unraveling the Mystery of Putin's Popularity
Jay Ogilvy, Stratfor
For Donald Tusk, Poland Is Personal
David Herszenhorn, Politico EU
World Needs to Stop Mindlessly Fawning Over Trudeau
J.J. McCullough, Wash Post
Trump Outsources Venezuela Policy to Marco Rubio
Andres Oppenheimer, Miami Hld
Talking to Americans
Stephen Marche, The Walrus
A China Card for the Middle East
Dominique Moisi, Project Syndicate
The Sweet Smell of Post-Soviet Dictatorship
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg
Africa's Mobile Money Revolution
Moses K Gahigi, Quartz
‘Dunkirk’ Shows Why Nationhood Really Matters
Daniel Davis, Daily Signal
Are American Jews Giving Up on Israel?
Debra Kamin, Foreign Policy
Let's Go to Jerusalem for Soup Again
Taffy Brodesser-Akner, Saveur
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