September 9, 2016 Archives

RealClearWorld Morning Edition

Burkinis and Bare Breasts: France Is Complicated
Robert Zaretsky, RealClearWorld
Mao the Man, Mao the God, Communist China's Ghosts
Sergey Radchenko, For. Policy
Mao Forever: The Great Helmsman's Afterlife
Economist
Trump's Town-Hall Surge
Jacob Heilbrunn, National Interest
The Insincere Calls for a European Army
Judy Dempsey, Carnegie Europe
EU Set to Talk About an Army? Sort Of
Arthur Beesley, Financial Times
Soldiers of Iran's Revolution: A Brief History of the IRGC
Afshon Ostovar, For. Affairs
The Russia Today Election
Casey Michel, Intersection Project
After the Obama-Erdogan Meeting
Bulent Aliriza, CSIS
Somaliland Wants to Secede. But Should It?
Peter Robert Woodward, The Conversation
How to Start Using American Power Prudently
Lawrence Korb, The American Prospect
The Blind Beetles and Child Slaves of Cadiz’s Ancient Underworld
A. Lucas, El Pais
The Answer to Uzbekistan's Needs Is Likely Russia
Dimitriy Nurullayev, The Diplomat
War Funding Has Lost Its Meaning
Fred Ferreira, RealClearDefense
Does Abbas' KGB Past Matter?
Jonathan Tobin, Commentary
China Wants It All, But Its Sea Claims Are More Core
Gordon Chang, The Cipher Brief
What Is Aleppo? Gary Johnson Asked an Important Question
Uri Friedman, The Atlantic

RealClearWorld Afternoon Edition

5 Foreign Policy Unicorns I Need to Kill
Stephen Walt, Foreign Policy
Trump Is Already Negotiating With Putin
L. Todd Wood, Washington Times
Snowden Is Turning Into a Liability for Putin
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg View
North Korea's Missile Launches Are Adding Up to Trouble
Anna Fifield, Wash. Post
How Likely Is an Existential Catastrophe?
Phil Torres, Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
'Brexit Means Brexit,' But Not the Way You Think
Economist
Think Apple Is Bad, Ireland? You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet
Nigel Farage, Irish Times
Why Erdogan Snubbed Biden
Philip Giraldi, The American Conservative
Global Health Must Remain a Top Priority for Next UN Leader
J.L. Castro, RCHealth
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