Week of May 8, 2017 Archives

RealClearWorld Evening Edition

Monday, May 8
What Happened to bin Laden’s Family?
Cathy Scott-Clark & Adrian Levy, Guardian
A Tory Storm Is Brewing in Great Britain
John O'Sullivan, National Review
After Macron’s Win, France Is Divided in Four
Thomas Guenole, Globe and Mail
Macron and the Revival of Europe
Roger Cohen, New York Times
Macron’s Foreign Policy: Claiming the Tradition
M. Lafont Rapnouil & J. Shapiro, ECFR
There May Be No Alternative to Merkel, After All
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg View
State Election Loss Spells Trouble for Schulz Candidacy
Florian Gathmann, Spiegel
Trump Wants a New Afghan Surge. That’s a Terrible Idea
Douglas Wissing, Politico
Autocracy Has Fallen in Macedonia, Nationalism Has Not
P. Sarachini, Balkan Insight
Why Macron's Win Is Good for American Conservatives
Tom Rogan, DC Examiner
Rise of Hard-Line Islamist Groups Rattles Moderate Indonesia
Washington Post
Tuesday, May 9
Germany's Enthusiasm for Macron Won't Last
Clive Crook, Bloomberg View
The Center Holds in France -- But for How Long?
Michael J. Totten, World Affairs
Populists Don't Need to Win to Reshape Western Democracy
Shadi Hamid, Atlantic
Trump on Collision Course With South Korea's New Leader
David Sanger, NY Times
Why French Voters Rejected Marine Le Pen
Arthur Goldhammer, Foreign Affairs
Rouhani Rivals Are Making Pledges Iran Cannot Afford
Bijan Khajehpour, Al-Monitor
Why So Tense? Understanding Kenya’s High-Stakes Vote
Sekou Otondi, All Africa
Why China Won't 'Solve' the North Korea Crisis for America
Harry Kazianis, RCW
Vanishing Act: What Happened to Macau’s North Koreans?
Raquel Carvalho, SCMP
America, We Could Have Been Canada
Adam Gopnik, The New Yorker
Wednesday, May 10
Is America a Failing State?
David Rothkopf, Foreign Policy
It Was Inevitable That Trump Would Fire Comey
Jacob Heilbrunn, National Interest
How We Would Cover Comey if It Happened in Another Country
Josh Keating, Slate
Korea Just Showed the World How to Do Democracy
Ishaan Tharoor, Wash Post
A Moon Rises Over South Korea
Robert Manning, Atlantic Council
Crisis or Stasis in the Western World?
Ross Douthat, New York Times
Le Pen's Party Is Here to Stay
Anne-Sylvaine Chassany, Financial Times
Russia’s Imperial Amnesia
Kirk Bennett, American Interest
In Russia, Leaked Documents Rattle the Kremlin
Nathan Hodge, Wall Street Journal
Iran Guards Look Beyond Vote to Next Supreme Leader
B. Dehghanpisheh, Reuters
North Korea Needs a Deng Xiaoping
James Lewis, American Thinker
The Real Reason Why Spaniards Eat Late
Jessica Jones, BBC Travel
Thursday, May 11
Trump’s Big Russia Reset
Michael Crowley, Politico
The Comeback of Angela Merkel
Constanze Stelzenmuller, Washington Post
China's Economic Reforms Have Hit a Wall
Scott Kennedy, RealClearWorld
Why Liberating Mosul Won't Lead to the End of ISIS
Shelly Kittleson, Al-Monitor
In the Horrorscape of Aleppo
Charles Glass, New York Review of Books
The Iranian Clergy's Political Irrelevance
Mehdi Khalaji, Washington Institute
Why Is Venezuela’s Nicolas Maduro Still in Power?
The Economist
What Spain Gets Right on Health Care
Carolyn McClanahan, New York Times
China Has World's Biggest Productivity Problem
Michael Schuman, Bloomberg View
The Kushner Family and the Complex Case for EB-5 Reform
Kriston Capps, CityLab
Greens Hold Power Balance After Upset British Columbia Vote
Kane & Omand, Star
Friday, May 12
Diplomacy Is Power
Stephen Walt, New York Times
NATO Chief Finds a New Friend in Trump
Matthias Gebauer & Peter Muller, Der Spiegel
Sending More Troops to Afghanistan Won’t Win War
D. Davis, American Conservative
What Happens to the Russia Investigation Now?
Julia Ioffe, The Atlantic
The Cost of Fixing Russia's Economy
Xander Snyder, Geopolitical Futures
The Importance of the Venice Biennale
Economist
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