August 10, 2016 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

The Problem With Europe Is the Euro
Joseph Stiglitz, Guardian
Europe's Path From De Gaulle to British Gaullists
Ronald Tiersky, RealClearWorld
For Turkey, Crisis Is Nothing New
Omar Lamrani, Stratfor
Don’t Celebrate ISIS Setbacks Too Soon
William McCants, Brookings Institution
Russia's Central Asian Worries Grow
Samuel Bendett, RealClearWorld
Why Clinton Wouldn’t Be a Foreign Policy Hawk
Jeremy Shapiro & Richard Sokolsky, Vox
Of Course Clinton Will Be Very Hawkish as President
Daniel Larison, Amer. Cons.
Aleppo: Is the Turnaround Sustainable for the Rebels?
Fabrice Balanche, Wash. Inst.
Rebels Break the Siege of Aleppo, But at a Cost
Economist
Zambia's Democracy Hovering on the Precipice
Danielle Resnick, The Conversation
Three Paths to European Disintegration
Philippe Legrain, Project Syndicate
Russia Is Schooling Obama at Every Turn
Tom Rogan, National Review
The Dems Embrace the Anti-Israel Left
Jonathan Tobin, Commentary
Europe's Wave of Migration Brought Too Many Men
Megan McArdle, Bloomberg View
How Angela Merkel Imperiled Europe's Future
Damon Linker, The Week
The Decline of One of World's Most Important Fisheries
Matt McGrath, BBC

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Is Ukraine About to Blow?
Michael Weiss & Pierre Vaux, The Daily Beast
Putin Raises the Stakes in Crimea
Shaun Walker, The Guardian
What the West Struggles to Understand About Turkey
Ishaan Tharoor, Wash Post
The Global Democratic Recession
Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
El Chapo and the Secret History of the Heroin Crisis
Don Winslow, Esquire
Middle Class and Hungry in Venezuela
Carlos Hernandez, New York Times
Does China’s Silk Road Lead to Damascus?
Chris Solomon, Global Risk Insights
China Makes Its Latest Power Play in the East China Sea
Arthur Herman, NRO
Could Trump Happen in Canada? You’d Be Surprised
Tony Keller, Globe and Mail
Trade With China Is a Net Plus for Americans
Bryan Riley, RealClearPolicy
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