Week of May 15, 2017 Archives

RealClearWorld Evening Edition

Monday, May 15
Is Trump Palestine’s New Hope?
Daoud Kuttab, Project Syndicate
One Belt, One Road -- And Many Questions
Financial Times
Property Is Key to France's Populist Divide
Christopher Caldwell, New Statesman
What Will Follow the Corbyn Era?
John Rentoul, The Independent
Australia’s Crass Values Test for Immigrants
Konrad Yakabuski, Globe and Mail
Is Turnbull Inoculating Australia Against Trumpism?
Peter Hartcher, Sydney MH
How Central Banks Changed the World
Juliet Johnson, The Walrus
Is Singapore Becoming an Old Young Country?
Han Fook Kwang, Straits Times
Tuesday, May 16
Germany Is Still Merkel's Country
Jacob Heilbrunn, National Interest
A New Yalta and the Revival of Europe
Roger Cohen, New York Times
Netanyahu Trapped Between Trump, Israeli Right Wing
Ben Caspit, Al-Monitor
Trump's Russian Intel Leak Is Last Thing Netanyahu Needs
Amos Harel, Haaretz
Trump's Best Defense on Russia Is Incompetence
Eli Lake, Bloomberg View
The Turkey I No Longer Know
Fethullah Gulen, Washington Post
Why India Is Cool Toward China’s Belt and Road
Ashok Kantha, South China Morn. Post
The Chinese Are Just Like Us: They Want Things
John Tamny, RealClearMarkets
What if Canada's Real Estate Bubble Bursts?
Peter Armstrong, CBC
Austria’s Far-Right Gets Another Shot at Power
Matthew Karnitschnig, Politico EU
Wednesday, May 17
Canada’s Middle Class Is on the Brink of Ruin
Raizel Robin, The Walrus
Can the Islamic State Survive Financially?
Patrick Johnston & Colin Clarke, Lawfare
How China Is Building the Post-Western World
Patrick Lawrence, The Nation
Can China Afford Its Belt and Road?
Christopher Balding, Bloomberg View
Germany Will Lose if Macron Fails
Hans-Helmut Kotz, Project Syndicate
Erdogan Outgunned at Trump Meeting
Simon Tisdall, The Guardian
Trump Visit Last Thing Unraveling Mideast Needs Now
Terry Glavin, National Post
How Iran Became an Undemocratic Democracy
Max Fisher, New York Times
Why I’m Rooting for the Hard-Liner in Iran’s Elections
Elliott Abrams, Politico Mag
In Vietnam, the Curious Fall of a Communist Leader
Murray & Pham, The Diplomat
Think Coaching Football Is Hard? Try Doing It in Prague
Cory Gunkel, RCSports
Thursday, May 18
In the Middle East, Optimism on Trump Reigns
Ilan Goldenberg, Haaretz
The Blundering Trump Is — Yikes — Headed Abroad
Jennifer Rubin, Washington Post
Making Diplomacy Great Again
James Jeffrey, The American Interest
Orban’s (Big) Mouth
Lili Bayer, Politico EU
Could Iran Elect Its Own Rodrigo Duterte?
John Allen Gay, National Interest
And if an Unstable President Reaches for the Nuclear Button?
Nicholas Kristof, NYT
Iran's Choice
Haleh Esfandiari, The Atlantic
4 Things to Know About Iran's Election Tomorrow
Thomas Juneau, War on the Rocks
Putin Won't Meddle in Iran's Election
Roula Khalaf, Financial Times
A Day in the Life of Juba's Bicycle Water Vendors
Sofia Barbarani, Al Jazeera
Friday, May 19
Democrats Are Falling for Fake News About Russia
Zack Beauchamp, Vox
The Damage Mike Flynn Has Done to Foreign Policy
S. Simon & J. Stevenson, NYT
4 Lessons for Trump About Face-to-Face Diplomacy
M. Holmes & N. Wheeler, WaPo
Balkan Toasts
Economist
Nepal: Elections at the Epicenter
Peter Gill, The Diplomat
What History Tells Us About Saudi Arabia's 2030 Plan
Saeed Alwahabi, The National
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