September 2, 2016 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Russia's Supreme Court: USSR Didn't Invade Poland
Halya Coynash, Kharkiv HPG
China Just Can’t Stop Being a Bully
Gordon Chang, Daily Beast
Where Obama's Asia Rebalance Went Wrong
Michael Auslin, Wall Street Journal
U.S.-China Diplomacy, in Kissinger's Footsteps
David Ignatius, Washington Post
Obama Nudged China Toward Pakistan but Aggravated India
M. Hussain, Intercept
Uzbekistan's Presidential Transition
Roman Madaus & Will Baulch, Foreign Brief
Russia in the Grey Zones
S. Pugsley & F. Wesslau, European Council on Foreign Relations
Down Down Down: Russia’s Ruling Party Is Bleeding Support
Eva Hartog, Mos. Times
Why Did Pena Nieto Invite Trump to Mexico?
Ioan Grillo, New York Times
Obama Let Iran Cheat on the Deal
Jonathan Tobin, Commentary
Obama Admin Denies 'Secret' Exemptions in Iran Deal
John Hudson, Foreign Policy
A Requiem for Rousseff in a Rio Favela
Catherine Osborn, The Atlantic
Poland Hopes Brexit Stops Poles Leaving to UK
Alberto Nardelli, BuzzFeed
Can SAARC Survive India and Pakistan's Squabbles?
Zahid Shahab Ahmed, Nl. Interest
What Is the Point of U.S. Primacy?
Christopher Preble & William Ruger, War on the Rocks
Apple and the Need for an EU-U.S. Reboot
Pierre Briancon, Politico EU

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

Why Mideast Peace Is Not at Hand
Elliott Abrams, National Review
U.S. Looks to Beat ISIS Before Obama’s Out
Nancy Youssef, The Daily Beast
Taking Trump Seriously About NATO
Jacek Rostowski, Project Syndicate
Laos Pivots Away from China -- to Vietnam
Joshua Kurlantzick, Asia Unbound
The Latest Attack on the Iran Deal Is Untrue (As Usual)
Dan Larison, AmCon Mag
Why Is Iran Defending a Nuclear Site With Missiles?
Fred Fleitz, Fox News
Learning the Wrong Lessons from Alan Kurdi
Robert Fisk, The Independent
Canada's Petty Panda Politics
Michelle Hauser, National Post
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