Week of August 21, 2017 Archives

RealClearWorld Evening Edition

Monday, August 21
Why Young European Muslims Are Joining ISIS
Imam Qari Asim, The Independent
Barcelona Is Not Charlottesville
Ruthie Blum, Jerusalem Post
Trump Struggles to Move Past Bannon on Afghanistan
Toluse Olorunnipa, Bloomberg
Sending More Troops to Afghanistan a Good Start
Joscelyn & Roggio, Weekly Standard
Macron’s 1st 100 Days: Down to Earth With a Bump
Pierre Briancon, Politico EU
Leo Varadkar, the Bright Young Man Leading an Irish Revival
Laura Noonan, FT
Donald Trump Blusters, Latin America Shrugs
The Economist
Why Did Tribes Take Up Arms in Egypt's Sinai?
George Mikhail, Al-Monitor
Inside Sao Paulo's 'Crackland'
Kelly Gonsalves, The Week
After Big Ben Rings Out, the Sound of Silence in London
Palko Karasz, NY Times
Tuesday, August 22
Delaying the Inevitable in Afghanistan
Kamran Bokhari, Geopolitical Futures
Who’s Losing the Moscow-Washington Fight? Ordinary Russians
Adam Taylor, WP
Spain Attacks Lead to Unity (For Now)
Diego Torres, Politico EU
China's Global Ambitions: Are There Lessons From Tibet?
Peter Hartcher, Sydney MH
Afghanistan Strategy a Defining Moment for Mattis
Sandra Erwin, RealClearDefense
The Dark Side of China's Tech Boom
Eugene Chow, The Diplomat
Poland Readies to Resist Vladimir Putin
John Schindler, Observer
Netanyahu Should Be Worried About German Elections
Richard Schneider, Haaretz
The BRICS Are Beginning to Crumble
Patrick Bond, Mail & Guardian
Brazil's Lost Decade
David Biller & Gabriel Shinohara, Bloomberg
EU Calls for Calm After Macedonia, Serbia Diplo Row
Maja Zivanovic, Balkan Insight
Wednesday, August 23
In Afghanistan, Enough
Kevin Williamson, National Review
What ISIS' 2014 Rise Tells Us About Al-Qaeda's Potential Today
H. Hassan, National
Mexico, Canada Dismiss Trump's NAFTA Threats
Stargardter & Ljunggren, Reuters
Belgium’s Problem: Too Many Jobs (for Politicians)
Cynthia Kroet, Politico EU
Why There Won't Be a German Trump
Dirk Kurbjuweit, Der Spiegel
Russia Weighs Its Role in Libya
Yury Barmin, Al-Monitor
Portugal Dominated Angola for Centuries. Now Roles Are Reversed
N. Onishi, NYT
Retelling of Diana’s Story Reveals Britain We Once Were
Zoe Williams, Guardian
Meet the Canadian Far Right
The Economist
Ambassador Haley's Path to the Presidency Runs Past Trump
Zeeshan Aleem, Vox
Thursday, August 24
The Decline of the Western Tourist
Afshin Molavi, Foreign Policy
Iran, Turkey Move to Re-Establish Role as Regional Backbone
Ali Hashem, ALM
Egypt May Be Newest Front in Trump’s Battle With N. Korea
Adam Taylor, Wash Post
Washington's Unfocused Decision on Aid to Egypt
Eric Trager, Washington Institute
Muslims Have Most to Lose From Barcelona
Konrad Yakabuski, Globe and Mail
Trump and the Forever War in Afghanistan
Steve Chapman, Chicago Tribune
Is It Possible That Macron Might Just Triumph?
Jonathan Miller, The Spectator
'It's a Slow Death': World's Worst Humanitarian Crisis
Shuaib Almosawa et al., NYT
North Korea's 200 Christians Are Running Out of Time
Elizabeth Dias, Time
Friday, August 25
State Loses Another Top Diplomat
Robbie Gramer, Dan De Luce & Colum Lynch, For. Policy
Will Riyadh and Tehran Ease Tensions?
Meir Javedanfar, CGTN
Will America Catch Up With East Africa on Medical Drones?
Robert Graboyes, RCH
Leftists Take Statue Hysteria International
Edmund Kozak, LifeZette
The Last Time Propeller Planes Fought Each Other For Real
Robert Beckhusen, WIB
Iraq's Hakim Moves Out of Iran's Shadow
Haytham Mouzahem, Al-Monitor
What France Knows About Robert E. Lee
Francis Wilkinson, Bloomberg
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