Week of March 28, 2016 Archives

RealClearWorld Evening Edition

Monday, March 28
The Putins of the EU
Nina Krushcheva, Project Syndicate
Belgian Pols Have Blood on Their Hands
Kaj Leers, RealClearWorld
Western Chauvinism and Lahore
Noah Rothman, Commentary
The Pro-Assad Militia Trying to Redraw the Mideast Map
N. Samaha, FP
Keep the Militias Out of Mosul
Saleem Al Jubouri, New York Times
Trump Is a Very European Strongman
Pankaj Mishra, Bloomberg View
ISIS Has Its Eyes on al-Qaeda's Global Network
Hassan Hassan, National
What Comes After UKIP?
Matthew Goodwin, Politico EU
Ireland's Hand in Ending the British Empire
Paul Gillespie, Irish Times
Tuesday, March 29
Islamic Extremists Don't Just Hate the West
Margaret Wente, G&M
A Gauntlet Thrown Down to Pakistan's Rulers
Kunwar Shahid, Guardian
The Syrian Revolt Against al-Qaeda
Thanassis Cambanis, Foreign Policy
How Russian Special Forces Are Shaping Syria
T. Gibbons-Neff, WaPo
Christianity With Chinese Characteristics
Walter Mead, American Int.
Will Unemployment Breed More Terror in Turkey?
Zulfikar Dogan, ALM
Brexit Would Spell Disaster for Young Britons
Abi Wilkinson, Telegraph
How to Convince China to Cooperate on N. Korea
Doug Bandow, HuffPo
Will Myanmar Backslide on Human Rights?
Emmanuel Stoakes, Diplomat
Wednesday, March 30
How the West Bribed and Bought Iraq
Nick McKenzie, et.al, The Age
Targeting Terrorists' Families the Norm in Russia
Andrew Kramer, NYT
Autocratic Power Grab Accelerates in Warsaw
Jan Puhl, Der Spiegel
How Washington Got Turkey's Dictator So Wrong
Lake & Rogin, BV
Libya Mars Clinton's Foreign Policy Credentials
George Will, Wash Post
Is Belgian Nuclear Security Up to Task?
Downes & Salisbury, Conversation
U.S. Is Quietly Aiding a Deadly War in Yemen
Sarah Whitson, LA Times
Why PKK Shifted to Urban Warfare
Mahmut Bozarslan, Al-Monitor
Thursday, March 31
No, Belgium Is Not Europe's Jihadi Base
Thomas Renard, Politico EU
To Unify Europe, Face the Mideast as One
Norbert Rottgen, NY Times
The Saudi Reply to Obama's Weakness
Nawaf Obaid, National Interest
Saudi Arabia Turns Up the Heat on Hezbollah
Bruce Riedel, Brookings
Brazil's Mani Pulite Moment
Andres Velasco, Project Syndicate
British Steel Is Beyond Saving
Victoria Bateman, Bloomberg View
UK Chooses China Over Its Steel Industry
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, Tele.
Canada's Emotionally Complex Premier
Lawrence Martin, Globe and Mail
How Hosni Mubarak Divided the White House
Alan Philps, The National
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